If you’re seeking summer adventure in recreation, sports or leisure, look no further than the Lakes District.
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Howdy friends & neighbours! It’s that time of year and before you know it another great Fall Fair will be upon us again.
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Sport fishing has long been part of Burns Lake's heritage and is a tradition that continues to today. Every year, both locals and visitors take advantage of the Lakes District's 3000 miles of fishing opportunity making it one of the greatest fishing destinations in British Columbia.
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The history of Burns Lake is rich in First Nations history, culture, and legend. This is because long before the arrival of Europeans, several distinct groups of First Nation people inhabited the area. Today Burns Lake has six native bands - Cheslatta Carrier Nation, Lake Babine Nation, Burns Lake Band, Wet’suwet’en, Nee-Tahi-Buhn Band, and Skin Tyee.
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Burns Lake has a long and fascinating history.
READThe following are just a few of the many edible plants that grow in the Lakes District.
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As the name implies, the Lakes District and area is known for its amazing lakes and boating opportunities. And whether you are looking for the calm and quiet and relaxing experience of canoeing, kayaking, or sailing, or the adrenalin rush of water skiing, jet boating or power boating, you will find a lake in the Lakes District perfect for your brand of summer fun.
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To take in the striking scenery of the Lakes District, put on a pair of comfortable hiking boots and head out on one of more than two dozen trails maintained by the Lakes Outdoor Recreation Society.
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The mountain biking community in Burns Lake is well organized and highly active, which makes for excellent, accessible, and easy to navigate riding trails.
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