Valenciennes River
About Valenciennes River
The Valenciences River Recreation Site is at its confluence with the Bush River. It contains two sites and marks the trail head for the Valenciences River trail. The trail follows a narrow, steep, impressive gorge along the Valenciennes River. Note: there are a few steep exposed spots. The trail is about 1.3 km one way and has an elevation change of about 120 meters. At the junction of the Trans Canada and the Donald road, proceed north on to the B Road. At about 65 km take the right (North East) junction and head up to the Bush River FSR. The Recreation site is after the 71 km mark.
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Coordinates: 51.816499, -117.297791
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