Barnes Lake in Area I (Blue Sky Country), British Columbia

Barnes Lake in Area I (Blue Sky Country) is a body of water. Barnes Lake also exists in Regional District of East Kootenay.

Campsite

Barnes Lake Recreation Site – approx. 250 m.
Barnes Lake Recreation Site – approx. 950 m.
Murray Creek Rec Site – approx. 32,7 km.
Third Lake Recreation Site (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 34,7 km.
Pimainus Lake East Recreation Site (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 35,2 km.
Botanie Lake Recreation Site (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 42,4 km.
Chataway Lakes Resort (limited wheelchair access) – approx. 43,4 km.
Abbot Lake Recreation Site (tents allowed) – approx. 49,3 km.

McAbee Fossil Beds Heritage Site – approx. 12,0 km.
Oregon Jack Pictographs – approx. 18,5 km.
Historic Hat Creek Ranch at Jackson Road 3484 (V0K 1H0). A historic landscape which comprises some 130 hectares of farmyards, fields and range land, and includes twenty historic wooden domestic and farm buildings dating from 1861 into the 20th century. – approx. 23,6 km.
Three Hunters Pictographs – approx. 43,5 km.

Walhachin Museum (opening hours: May 1 - Sep 30 Th-Mo 11–16, web) at Central Avenue 4359 – approx. 18,4 km.

Spences Bridge (Canada Post) at Riverview Avenue 3705 (V0K 2L0) – approx. 32,3 km.

Cache Creek Desert Hills Taco Stand (Mexican, opening hours: Mon–Sun 9–23; Dec 25 closed) at Cariboo Highway 2520 – approx. 14,5 km.
Desert Hills Ranch Taco Stand (Mexican, opening hours: Mon–Sun 10–23) at Cariboo Highway 2520 BC-39 – approx. 15,3 km.

Suede Hills Organic Farm at Thompson River Drive Box 513 (V0K 2J0) – approx. 20,2 km.
The Gardens at Spences Bridge at North Frontage Road 3741 – approx. 31,8 km.