Emerald Bay, Green Lake LbNA #63824
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 30, 2012 |
| Location: | Provincial Park |
| City: | 70 Mile House |
| County: | British Columbia, CAN |
| State: | British Columbia, Canada |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Gold Country  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Jun 30, 2012 |
Provincial Park
From Highway 97 at 70 Mile House, turn east at N. Bonaparte Rd; there is plenty of signage; follow N. Bonaparte to the sani-station 15 km and turn northeast onto Green Lake Rd. N.; follow the road, which will eventually run along the lakeshore, for approx. 17.5 km to the Emerald Bay campground; you will pass several of the other Green Lake Provincial Park spots; from Highway 24 there is also good signage.
Parking:
Parking at site at park entrance.
Clue:
After entering Emerald Bay, Green Lake campground park in the day lot to the right, walk 5 minutes to the covered Picnic shelter located waterside in a grassy field below the children’s play area. From the shelter walk north towards a large downed tree. Under the tree, covered with brush.
Follow the link above to read the full history of this site. This is part of the Gold Country GeoTourism Series. Collect a sticker from 24 sites and redeem for a prize! Go to goldtrail.com for more information.
From Highway 97 at 70 Mile House, turn east at N. Bonaparte Rd; there is plenty of signage; follow N. Bonaparte to the sani-station 15 km and turn northeast onto Green Lake Rd. N.; follow the road, which will eventually run along the lakeshore, for approx. 17.5 km to the Emerald Bay campground; you will pass several of the other Green Lake Provincial Park spots; from Highway 24 there is also good signage.
Parking:
Parking at site at park entrance.
Clue:
After entering Emerald Bay, Green Lake campground park in the day lot to the right, walk 5 minutes to the covered Picnic shelter located waterside in a grassy field below the children’s play area. From the shelter walk north towards a large downed tree. Under the tree, covered with brush.
Follow the link above to read the full history of this site. This is part of the Gold Country GeoTourism Series. Collect a sticker from 24 sites and redeem for a prize! Go to goldtrail.com for more information.