Tyee Lake East
About Tyee Lake East
Smaller rec site with several treed sites amongst mature Fir Trees and a large open area for camping along lakeshore. Good lake access both summer and winter for fishing. The upper sites were enlarged and a small turn around created, but turing space for trailered vehicles on the upper road is still limited, scout it out first. Just North of Soda Creek on Hwy 97, turn East onto Lyne Creek Road (1700rd), follow for approximately 16km, rec site access road branches off to left on sharp corner.
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Coordinates: 52.378102, -122.070074
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