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Ness Lake Regional Park

A small lake park with a beach and short walking network near Ness Lake Road. It is useful for a gentle woodland walk followed by a picnic or lakeside visit.

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1.2 km of trails

The published measurements describe the wider trail network. Your walk’s length and climbing depend on the trails you choose. The notes below describe the available walking options.

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Getting there & parking

Approach via Ness Lake Road and turn onto Lakeside Drive for the regional park, approximately 30 km from Prince George. This is Ness Lake Regional Park, separate from the nearby Eskers Park entrance farther along the road system. The published day-use season is May 1–November 1, with hours of 6 am–11 pm.

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

30 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: 54.02017, -123.11213 · park location pin linked by regional district. Official RDFFG Map link resolves to place pin !3d54.0201686!4d-123.1121319; the map viewport coordinates were not used. Published park pin; exact trailhead parking position is not independently verified.

Walking options

Use the park’s 1.2 km of trails to link the wooded areas with the lake and beach. The source gives a network length rather than a defined return hike, so choose your circuit from the park layout and return to the same access. Picnic tables, changing rooms and toilets are listed. Canoeing and swimming are possible from the beach; winter ice fishing is also mentioned, but this is not an assessment of ice strength or confirmation of winter vehicle access.

Conditions & seasons

Regional site hours generally May 1–November 1; consult individual official page before visit.

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Camping & overnight plans

On-route camping permission has not been established for this outing. Check the relevant land manager before planning an overnight stay; a mapped lake, cabin or previous tent location does not confirm permission.

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Sources, dates & research notes

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  1. https://www.rdffg.ca/in-your-community/parks/ness-lake-regional-park (opens original source)
  2. https://maps.app.goo.gl/FByimwrE2Rn72x6i6 (opens original source)
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