WBN News Sea to Sky

✍️ By Karalee Greer | WBN News – Sea to Sky | April 30, 2025
🥇 1. Joffre Lakes Provincial Park (Near Pemberton)
Why it’s #1:
- World-renowned beauty – three turquoise glacier-fed lakes make this one of the most photographed places in B.C.
- Backcountry appeal – ideal for hikers seeking a remote but rewarding wilderness camping experience.
- Adventure-centric – attracts climbers, photographers, and serious outdoor enthusiasts.
🔗 Reserve: bcparks.ca/joffre-lakes-park
🥈 2. Alice Lake Provincial Park (Squamish)
Why it’s #2:
- Family-friendly – swimming beach, multiple trails, and picnic areas make it great for all ages.
- Lakeside access – enjoy canoeing, fishing, and loop trails around four small lakes.
- Well-maintained – full amenities including flush toilets and hot showers.
🔗 Reserve: bcparks.ca/alice-lake-park
🥉 3. Porteau Cove Provincial Park
Why it’s #3:
- Oceanfront campsites – one of the few places in B.C. where you can camp right next to the sea.
- Marine activities – popular for scuba diving, kayaking, and sunsets over Howe Sound.
- Proximity – just 40 minutes from Vancouver yet feels remote.
🔗 Reserve: bcparks.ca/porteau-cove-park
⭐ 4. Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park
Why it’s #4:
- Secluded alpine setting – a quieter, more remote alternative to busier parks.
- Great fishing & boating – stocked lake with rainbow trout and a peaceful boat launch.
- Old-growth forests – beautiful nature immersion with fewer crowds.
🔗 Reserve: bcparks.ca/birkenhead-lake-park
⭐ 5. Nairn Falls Provincial Park (Pemberton)
Why it’s #5:
- Epic waterfalls nearby – a short hike takes you to the powerful Nairn Falls.
- Riverfront sites – peaceful camping with the soothing sound of rushing water.
- Good basecamp – great location to explore both Whistler and Pemberton.
🔗 Reserve: bcparks.ca/nairn-falls-park
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