Third Lake in Area D (Sproat Lake), British Columbia
Third Lake in Area D (Sproat Lake) is a body of water. Third Lake also exists in Regional District of Nanaimo, qathet Regional District and Metro Vancouver Regional District.
- Nature
- body of water
Campsite
Guest house
Tourist information offices
Cafés
Hotels
Greengrocers
Petrol stations
Bank
Viewpoint
Off-licences
Gift shops
Restaurants
Attraction
Convenience stores
Gallery
Roads nearby
Brooke George Trail1000 m
Wisemiller & Richard's Lake Route1,1 km
Mount Klitsa Trail1,1 km
552F2,3 km
552C2,5 km
5522,8 km
5503,6 km
N6003,6 km
South Taylor Main3,7 km
Brigade Lake Trail3,8 km
N7004,0 km
Nahmint Main4,3 km
5024,7 km
5004,7 km
Upper Taylor Main Forest Service Road (550)4,9 km
Taylor River Rest Area5,0 km
Upper Taylor Main Forest Service Road5,1 km
Adder Mountain Trail5,2 km
Snow Main (SN)5,2 km
5635,2 km
500B6,0 km
5056,0 km
366,1 km
505A6,3 km
376,4 km
Taylor Main6,4 km
5686,8 km
5607,3 km
347,4 km
5707,5 km
Marion Creek Forest Service RoadCobalt Lake Trailhead
7,8 km
Pacific Rim HighwayHydro Hill, Giant Cedar trail parking lot, Wally Creek, Sutton Pass Summit, Pacific Rim Visitor Centre Charger, Pacific Rim Visitor Centre, Hwy 4 at Long Beach, Wya Point Surf Shop Cafe, Ukee Poke
7,9 km
5040 NW Ridge Trail5040 NW Ridge Trailhead
7,9 km
Doran Main (DN)8,0 km
Cobalt Lake Trail8,3 km
Body of waters nearby
Second Lake600 m
First Lake1,3 km
Richard's Lake1,3 km
Brigade Lake1,8 km
Louise Goetting Lake4,5 km
Helen Lake7,1 km
Beverly Lake7,2 km
Industrial buildings nearby
Doran Taylor Hydro4,2 km
Rivers nearby
Nahmint River2,9 km
Taylor River6,6 km
Streams nearby
South Sutton Creek4,4 km
Snow Creek5,4 km
Sutton Creek6,5 km
Marion Creek7,7 km
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |