Fang Mountain

Description

Trail is located in the McGregor Mountains, near Pass Lake in George Evanoff Prov. Park. It is Northeast of Prince George via the Giscome-Upper Fraser Highway and the Pass Lake Forest Road. The trail follows a stream up a steep valley, passes through a notch between cliffs and enters a large beautiful sub-alpine basin. It continue on to the lakes, after which unmarked routes ascend the rim, reaching the summit of Fang Mtn. At 1950m.

Trail Info
Distance:
11.6 km to lakes (15 km to summit)
Duration:
6 to 8 hours
Difficulty:
Strenuous
Elevation Gain:
900 m (1095 m to summit)
Trail Type:
There and Back
Trail Conditions

Good but steep with 2 especially slippery sections. There are two stream crossings may be difficult to cross during higher flows.

Directions

From Prince George travel east on Hwy 16 East for 18.5 km till you reach Upper Fraser Rd. Turn left onto Upper Fraser Rd and drive 60 km to McGregor Rd. Turn left onto McGregor Rd/Upper Fraser Rd and continue for 1.5 km.  Turn left onto Upper Fraser Rd and cross the bridge. On the far side of the bridge, turn right onto Church Forest Service Rd (500 m beyond bridge). Church Forest Service Rd turns slightly left and becomes Longworth Rd. Travel along this road till you reach  Pass Lake Forest Service Rd and turn left. Travel along Pass Lake FSR for 41 km (or 3.4 km past the north end Pass Lake) to a point 100m west of the bridge that crosses Pass Creek. Turn right onto an old track and follow it for about 500m and park.