Noisy Creek
Noisy Creek
Noisy Creek is a recreation site and off-road access point situated near Mabel Lake in British Columbia's Interior.
It is reached by following the Enderby–Mabel Lake Forest Service Road north from Enderby, with an alternate approach via the Three Valley Gap Forest Service Road.
The surrounding terrain passes through the Noisy Creek drainage, where side roads branch into old cutblocks known for wild blueberries, raspberries, and huckleberries.
The site accommodates a range of users, including those arriving by high-clearance 4x4, SUV, side-by-side, ATV, or dirt bike, and the associated off-road trail runs approximately 5. 1 kilometres at a technical rating of 1 (Easy).
The recreation site itself offers beach access, a boat launch, and is classified as a Managed Recreation Site with seasonal fees applied from May through September.
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