Wapiti Lake
About Wapiti Lake
A medium-sized, partially treed site on Wapiti Lake; not suitable for motor boats. Popular for ice fishing. From Cranbrook travel east on Hwy 3/93. Travel 5 km past the bridge crossing the Kootenay River in Wardner. Turn right on Rosicky Road. Turn left after 200 m on Sherbourne Road. The spur road to the recreation site is approximately 2 km from the junction on the right. The site is 500 m down this road.
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Coordinates: 49.386029, -115.362873
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