Duffey Lake Provincial Park — Attraction in Area B (Cayoosh/Pavilion)

Duffey Lake is a breathtaking destination that perfectly captures the essence of natural beauty and tranquility. Nestled in the heart of the picturesque landscape, this lake offers a serene escape for nature lovers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

One of the highlights of visiting Duffey Lake is the iconic bridge that spans a portion of the lake. This bridge is not only a functional piece of infrastructure but also a charming landmark that adds to the overall experience of the area. Built with robust and sturdy materials, the bridge provides a safe and reliable crossing for visitors, whether they are on foot or driving. The design of the bridge blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings, offering stunning views of the lake and the surrounding mountains.

The lake itself is a haven for outdoor activities. Whether you enjoy kayaking, fishing, or simply taking in the scenic views, Duffey Lake has something for everyone. The crystal-clear waters reflect the majestic peaks, creating a picture-perfect setting that is ideal for photography and relaxation.

The surrounding area offers numerous hiking trails that cater to all levels of experience. From leisurely walks to challenging treks, there is a path for every adventurer. Wildlife enthusiasts will also appreciate the diverse flora and fauna that call this area home.

Duffey Lake is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking peace and natural beauty. The cool, sturdy bridge adds a unique charm to the experience, making it a memorable spot for visitors. Highly recommended for a day trip or a weekend getaway to immerse yourself in the...

This park is wonderful. If you love the outdoors, are into camping, winter or summer, you'll be impressed. With exceptional views, cozy campsites ($10.00) per night and typically located by a creek which provides for rainbow trout fishing. The drive along Duffy Lake Road is scenic and certainly very winding. It's a fun drive albeit rather narrow and not for those who are subject to motion sickness. The drive from Pemberton through Lillooet is a mixture of snow capped mountains, forests and creeks. There are a few pullouts ideal for photo ops and rest stops. Well worth a visit even if it's a non-stop drive through. There are also several ice-climbing spots along the way. However the drive in the winter is subject to avalanche activity so be aware of the road conditions and snow...

Nice place for a stopover. It has a good spot to pull over, and a boat launch (but I wouldn’t launch anything but a kayak or inflatable. Bad ramp) I knocked off a star for all the toilet paper people leave all along the banks finding places to go to the bathroom. It’s gross and people need to learn to take what they bring with them. Maybe a porta potty on site would help. Or take a bag in with you and...