40 Mile CAMP / BULL River
About 40 Mile CAMP / BULL River
A small scenic site at the confluence of Quinn Creek and the Bull River. Commencing at Fort Steele Historic Park, proceed north on Hwy 93/95 for 300 metres. Turn right onto the Wardner - Ft. Steele Road. Follow this road for 22 km to the Power Plant Road. Turn left onto this road and follow it over the bridge on the Bull River Canyon. On the east side of the canyon, you will find yourself at the 22 km road marker on the Bull River FSR. Turn left and continue following the Bull River FSR to just past the 59 km road marker. Turn left down a dirt track just before the Quinn Creek Road junction. The recreation site is by the river at the end of this dirt track.
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Coordinates: 49.774548, -115.169005
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