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Kate Lake

Kate Lake is a remote, user-maintained recreation site (REC1811) near Cherryville in British Columbia's North Okanagan region, managed by the BC Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations. Access requires a walk-in hike of approximately 2.

5 km. The site is free to use and offers a single primitive campsite in a small treed setting with no toilets or water available. Visitors should be aware that the area lies within grizzly bear habitat and should take appropriate precautions.

The surrounding landscape offers trail access and lakeside scenery typical of the region.


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