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Kinaskan Lake to Boya Lake
Cassiar Highway, Northern British Columbia 

Tuesday 17 June 2008

Overcast in the morning. Looked forward to the 300 km drive to Boya Lake campground.

Driving north on the Cassiar Highway, B.C.
Cassiar Highway northbound

Driving Cassiar Highway northbound, BC

South of Dease Lake a cow moose was enjoying the morning in a large marshy meadow.
It was good that we spotted her!

Cow moose along the Cassiar Highway, B.C.
Cow moose in meadow south of Dease Lake on east side of highway

Boya Lake provincial park is one of our favourite BC parks! It has nice waterfront sites.

Campsite for camping at Boya Lake, Cassiar Hwy, BC
Boya Lake provincial park campsite

The evening was lovely and the days were getting longer further north so plenty of time to explore.
Regardless of the season or time of day this lake is stunning and unique.

Canoeing on Boya Lake, Cassiar Highway, BC
From the canoe, looking south towards a beaver dam and the mountains

There is a hiking trail from the south end of the campground to the beaver dam.

Canoeing on Boya Lake, Cassiar Highway, BC
Looking west while kayaking amongst the islands

Hiking along Boya Lake, Cassiar Highway, BC
From the shore of campsite #30, our favourite site in the campground.

According to BC Parks website, Boya Lake "is composed of a mixture of silt and shell fragments.
The crystal clear waters and lake colour are a result of the light reflecting from the marl bottom." 

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