Bridge Lake Ice Caves Parking Lot
Near Lone Butte, British Columbia
51.49487, -120.77137
BC Recreation Site — Maintained to Standard — The Bridge Lake Ice Caves trail network consists of a 2 km low mobility trail loop through the forest to a couple of viewing platforms on an escarpment overlooking the southern shore of Bridge Lake. There are several small "caves" or holes present in the escarpment, and local historians and storytellers report that early settlers to this area would harvest ice from the depths of these caves to keep their food cold. It is not uncommon to find ice within these caves even in late summer. — From 100 Mile House, travel south on Hwy 97 for approximately 8 km and turn left/east onto Hwy 24. Travel on Hwy 24 for about 43.6 km to the parking area for the Bridge Lake Ice Caves. There are signs on the highway that mark the entrance.
This listing comes from imported public agency data or community submissions and is not field-checked. Confirm current access, road conditions, fees, stay limits, closures and fire restrictions with the responsible land manager before you travel.
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