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Walks · Upper Fraser & Sugarbowl · Near Prince George

Harold Mann Regional Park

Creek, marsh and Eaglet Lake paths for wildlife watching.

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Distance
Not publishedTrip basis unconfirmed
Elevation gain
Not establishedCumulative ascent for this outing has not been established.
Walking time
Not published
Difficulty
Not rated

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A reusable trail line has not yet been verified for this outing. Any location pin shows the published location described above; it does not draw the hike or establish a navigable approach.

Getting there & parking

From Prince George, use Highway 16 east and Upper Fraser Road to reach the signed regional-park entrance on Eaglet Lake, about 50 km northeast of the city. Upper Fraser Road is the address listed by the Regional District; the lakefront park entrance is the intended vehicle destination rather than an arbitrary point on the lake.

Source approximate distance from Prince George; starting point and road-versus-direct method are not established.

50 km from town in the source description. Source approximate distance from Prince George; starting point and road-versus-direct method are not established.

Map position: 54.09880, -122.32606 · park location pin linked by regional district. Official RDFFG Map link resolves to place pin !3d54.0988004!4d-122.3260562; the map viewport coordinates were not used. Published park pin; exact trailhead parking position is not independently verified.

On the trail

Use the park’s short paths beside the creek, marsh and Eaglet Lake for birdwatching and a lakeshore walk. The 13-hectare park also has a swimming area, picnic tables, fire pits, washrooms and change houses. It is a small day-use nature visit rather than a continuous trail around Eaglet Lake. The operator does not publish a confirmed circuit distance, measured gain or detailed accessibility standard on the page reviewed.

The way back

Choose a short park walk beside the creek, marsh and lake and return to the same entrance. The operator does not publish a complete measured lakeshore circuit.

Conditions & seasons

The Regional District lists the park as open May 1 to November 1, from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Check current opening information before an early-spring, late-autumn or winter visit.

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Camping & overnight plans

The operator describes a day-use park with picnic facilities; it does not authorize overnight camping on the trails or lakefront.

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Sources, dates & research notes

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  1. https://www.rdffg.ca/in-your-community/parks/harold-mann-regional-park (opens original source)
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