Stave Falls, BC - West shore of Hayward Lake below Stave Falls Power Museum
near Stave Falls, British Columbia (Canada)
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Itinerary description
Boxing Day hike of the northern 4-km section of a 6-km trail along west shore of the lake. Theres a big parking lot at the north end. A broad track in the north section follows the old railway grade. Track becomes more scenic in the south section where the track narrows to a hilly foot-path through a tall mature forest. There is a museum in the old hydro-electric dam site. A general trail map and some descriptions in the attached photos.
January 2016: construction on dam at south end apparently restricts crossing over to east side trail.
January 2016: construction on dam at south end apparently restricts crossing over to east side trail.
Waypoints
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66 ft
Parking and Facilities
Free Parking Lot (gate closes at dusk). Washrooms, Water station, Picnic Tables. Easy access to Powerplant Museum.
Photo
72 ft
Bridge and forest path
This sections is the most scenic. Continues one or two Km farther south to another parking lot. It is presently under re-construction at the south end. After construction it should be possible to go all around lake for approx 20 km hike.
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