South Tenas Main in Area C (Sasquatch Country), British Columbia

South Tenas Main in Area C (Sasquatch Country) is a track and it runs in a north-south direction and ends at In-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road.

Road Type: track
Route: north-south

Campsite

Campo Mucho Relaxo – approx. 17,4 km.
Sloquet Hot Springs – approx. 37,5 km.
Lookout Lake South – approx. 75,2 km.
Skwellepil Creek Wilderness Site – approx. 75,6 km.
Cogburn Beach Recreation Site (tents allowed) – approx. 80,5 km.
Morris Valley Scout Camp (tents allowed) at Morris Valley Road 17500 – approx. 93,0 km.

Convenience stores

Harrison Bay Resort Store – approx. 97,0 km.

Cafés

Sasquatch Inn at Lougheed Highway 46001 – approx. 97,2 km.

Petrol stations

Chevron (Chevron) at Lougheed Highway 43740 (V0M 1N0) – approx. 98,9 km.

Attraction

Doctor's Point Petroglyph – approx. 57,9 km.
Gravel Cleaner – approx. 92,8 km.
Chocolate Bar Rock Shelter Pictographs – approx. 95,0 km.

Bar

Molly Hogan’s pub – approx. 85,1 km.

Public toilet

Handicapped Outhouse (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 90,8 km.

Chalet

Tree House on Harrison Lake – approx. 96,0 km.

Post offices

Lake Errock (Canada Post) (V0M 1N0) – approx. 97,0 km.

Artwork

MR BILL BC - Hand Painted Graphics – approx. 97,7 km.

Tourist information offices

Sloquet Hotsprings Recreation Site. Hotspring rules and conditions of use. Absolutely no pets in or around hot springs, no broken glass, ... – approx. 37,4 km.
Xa'xtsa Nation Sloquet Spirit Trail. Sanitation rules and fees – approx. 37,4 km.

Restaurants

Cafeteria (burgers) – approx. 85,1 km.
River's Edge Restaurant (steakhouse) – approx. 97,1 km.

Guest house

Sasquatch Crossing Eco Lodge at Morris Valley Road 15500 – approx. 94,5 km.

Viewpoint

Eagle Point Park Observatory – approx. 96,4 km.

Off-licences

Liquor Store – approx. 97,2 km.

Motel

Lake Errock Motel at Lougheed Highway 43740 – approx. 98,9 km.

Body of waters nearby

Salamander Lake

Nature reserves nearby

Harrison/lillooet Trail Recreation Reserve

Rivers nearby

Streams nearby

Billygoat Creek

Chief Paul Creek