Alice Lake Provincial Park, Provincial park in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, Canada.
Alice Lake Provincial Park is a nature reserve in British Columbia with four lakes surrounded by mountains and dense forests. The park provides 108 campsites with various facilities including electrical connections, shower buildings, and washrooms.
The park was established in November 1956, marking the beginning of its role in protecting natural resources in British Columbia. This founding helped preserve the area as a nature reserve for the long term.
The park serves as a gathering place where families and outdoor enthusiasts spend their warmer months swimming, hiking, and camping. People actively use the shorelines and trails as part of their leisure routines in nature.
The park is accessible year-round, though camping facilities and most amenities work best during the warmer months. Visitors should prepare for variable weather conditions and check local conditions before planning longer stays.
Four Lakes Trail connects the four lakes through a network of paths where visitors observe local wildlife and vegetation. This walking route provides a structured way to explore multiple lake ecosystems in a single day.
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