Trail Overview
Just off Highway 1 lies a hidden gem tucked among the trees--Jones Lake. Take the Forest Service Road (FSR) for approximately 13 km to reach this stunning destination. Though the road can be rough in places, the journey is well worth it. Upon arrival, you'll discover a Provincial Recreation Site offering various activities. Jones Lake has something for everyone, whether you're into overland,g camping, canoeing, kayaking, or fishing. The lake is nestled between Mount Cheam and Lady Peak, providing breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views--there's honestly not a bad view in sight. Jones Lake is an oasis waiting to be discovered, perfect for a weekend getaway or a day of exploration.
Difficulty
The road to Jones Lake is a typical Forest Service Road (FSR). Around the 8km mark, near a cluster of A-frame cabins, you'll encounter a stretch of massive, deep potholes that extend for 2-3 km. This section requires careful navigation and will slow your pace to a bumpy crawl. While the road can be rough, a small car can make the trip if driven slowly and carefully. Once you get through this challenging section, the road smooths out, making the final approach to Jones Lake much more comfortable.