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SourceJoffre Lakes Provincial Park stacks three turquoise-blue lakes beneath jagged peaks and icefields near Pemberton, and its fame means structure: backcountry camping runs on reservations, and day-use passes are often required as well.
The area between North Joffre Creek and Cayoosh Pass is Pipi7íyekw in the St̓atímcets language, a camping place where storage houses were, within the unceded territories of the Líl̓wat Nation and N'Quatqua. The trail to the lakes starts about 3 km from the listing point, with fishing and hiking the main pursuits and pit toilets the only comfort.
Líl̓wat / Mount Currie is about 17 km away with the nearest listed fuel, and Pemberton's riding network sits about 23 km off.
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50.3441, -122.4779Reservations · BC Parks
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