Buntzen Lake: Lakeview Trail - BC Car-Free Outdoor Portal

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Buntzen Lake: Lakeview Trail

Written by Brian Grover

Access: Click for details on Getting to Buntzen Lake.
Level: Difficult
Distance: 6 km
Time: 3 hr
Elevation Change: 150 m
Season: April - November
Map: 92 G/7
Multiple-Use: Open to Mountain Bikes, Horses and Hikers

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This and the following trails provide a network for horse and bike riders to loop around Buntzen Lake. The Lakeview Trail connects Pumphouse Road to the Old Buntzen Lake Trail following the rugged ridge above Buntzen Lake's western shore.

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