HAZARD NOTICE: Access roads to the Tacheeda Lookout trail, the Tacheeda Lakes and beyond (the 700, 800 and 2000 forest service roads, or Redrocky Road and Colbourne Road) will be extremely busy with industrial traffic this summer, fall and winter, largely due to pipeline construction, ongoing logging operations and ongoing railway operations. Recreation Sites and Trails BC is advising anyone travelling these roads should be equipped with and know how to use two-way radios.

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In good weather, Humbug Ridge provides spectacular views of the Rockies to the north and the Fraser River valley and the Cariboo Mountains to the south. It is possible to walk for many kilometres along the ridge, so it is worthwhile to at least spend one night on the ridge.

Nestled in the rolling mountains east of Prince George, Purden Lake Provincial Park, on the north shore of Purden Lake, is dominated by the Cariboo Mountains to the south and the McGregor range of the Rockies to the north. Purden Lake has numerous campsites, a boat launch and a beach for swimming.

A trail lines the north shore of the lake that is 6.1 km long with great views of the lake, Mt. Baldy, Purden Mountain and Purden Mountain Resort.

This is an off-leash dog park where you can access many trails, which tie into Ginter's Meadow, including the UNBC Connector Trail System.

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Mount Terry Fox is found just north of Valemount in Mount Terry Fox Provincial Park.

The standard route initially follows 17 switchbacks up to a pine-covered ridge top, then follows a series of cairns and a well-trodden path to a radio tower. From there the summit is a further two kilometres to the east and the monument is 2.5 kilometres to the north. There is also a connecting route between the two.

A small alpine lake just beyond the radio tower is the only source of water up to that point.