Bruer Creek
About Bruer Creek
Bruer Creek Recreation site is a roadside site often used by hunters and fishermen. The road adjacent is used by logging trucks, making this a noisy site at times. Drive ~30km east of Cherryville on Hwy 6, and head south on Kettle River FSR. Located on the west side of the road ~14.5 km down the Kettle River FSR.
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Coordinates: 49.957924, -118.676127
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