Nevertouch Lake

About Nevertouch Lake

A major wildfire in 2007 burned the forest surrounding Nevertouch Lake, including the recreation site. A portion of the burned timber has been salvaged logged in 2008, including the camping areas. All safe, unburned trees were preserved in the camping areas. The campsites were rebuilt and new toilets were installed in the fall of 2008. There are a total of 15 campsites in two adjacent areas at the north end of the lake. A gravel boat launch, suitable for cartop boats, is available. From the junction of Highways 3 and 33 in Rock Creek, turn north onto Highway 33. Follow this road for 13.7 km to the junction with the Main Kettle River Road at the small community of Westbridge. Turn right and follow the Christian Valley Highway 43 to the 59 km mileage sign. Follow the Kettle River Forest Service Road to the 68 km mileage sign. Turn left onto Nevertouch FSR then the recreation site is on the right (approximately 6 kms up the FSR). Access is also available from Highway 33 taking the Big White turnoff and following the "201" forestry road. Also, Nevertouch Lake can be accessed from Highway 6 at Spruce Grove. Please check local maps for information on these alternate access routes.

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