EAGLE LAKE WEST / Lhuy Nachasgwen Gunlin
Near Tatla Lake, British Columbia
51.89328, -124.45129
BC Recreation Site — Maintained to Standard — 4 campsites — The Eagle Lake West recreation site is located in an open meadow adjacent to Eagle Lake, a relatively shallow alkaline lake. There are also a couple of campsites up on a hill at the north side of the recreation site. INDIGENOUS TERRITORY: Eagle Lake is situated within the traditional and unceded territory of the Tsilhqot'in (pronounced "sil-ko-teen") Nation. The Tsilhqot'in name for this area is "Lhuy Nachasgwen Gunlin" (pronounced "Lhoo-ee Nachas-gwen Goo-leen"), meaning "where there are many small fish" and referring not only to this lake but also the wider surrounding area. Source: Tsilhqot'in National Government. — From Williams Lake, travel west along Highway 20 towards Tatla Lake. Approximately 9 km east of the Tatla Lake co
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