Trail Overview
This scenic 1.2-mile spur branches off the Postill Lake Forest Service Road near Kelowna, climbing 230 feet through dense forest to a rustic lakeside campground. Ideal for high-clearance vehicles and OHVs, the dirt and gravel route is tighter than the main road, with brush that may scratch wider vehicles. Snow often lingers into May, blocking early-season access.
The final approach to the Moore Lake Recreation Site becomes a muddy, heavily rutted track requiring high clearance. The recreation site features primitive campsites and a small boat launch. Visitors must be self-sufficient as there are no services, and should watch for active logging trucks on the main FSR.
Access Description
The trail and recreation site are located on public Crown land in British Columbia. No fees or permits are required to access or camp at the Moore Lake Recreation Site, which operates on a first-come, first-served basis. High-clearance vehicles are recommended, especially for navigating the rutted entrance to the campground. Be prepared for active industrial logging truck traffic on the main Postill Lake FSR, and yield to loaded trucks.