Guyishton Lake
About Guyishton Lake
A one-unit campsite located in a large grassy field high above Guyishton Lake. Access is narrow and rough so limited to small, 4WD vehicles or walk in, approx. 600 m. From Hwy 35, south of Burns Lake, turn right on Mackenzie FSR and follow for approx. 3.5 km to the rough road on the left that accesses the site. Parking is just past the turn-off in a pull-out.
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Coordinates: 54.161420, -125.763107
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