Baird Lake
About Baird Lake
This small forested site is ideal for small cartop boats and canoes. Follow Hwy 97 to Lumby to Mabel Lake Road to Trinity Valley Road to Hidden Lake Forest Service Road. At km 13.5 up Hidden Lake Forest Service Road, take the right access road onto Baird-Hidden Forest Service Road, and travel an additional 2 km to Baird Lake. The road splits and there are two campsites on either end of the lake.
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Coordinates: 50.570963, -118.793694
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