These two alpine lakes and surrounding peak bogs are a delight to visit. Board walks are present over the bogs with a truly spectacular view of South Bentink Arm at the end of the trail. Look for alpine birds and very unique peat bog plants and insects- you will find the carnivorous sun dew plant here. Overnight camping is available, fishing in the stocked lakes is allowed and canoe or kayaking is safe. Take your bike too.
Outdoor toilets are available.
Carry on from Blue Jay Lake over more logging road to discover the largest Western Red Cedar trees in British Columbia and a pleasant picnic area at the estuary and tidal flats. Check to make sure this part of the road is open. You can reach this great site by boat and local charters are available for a day trip. There are some interesting First Nations sites to visit. Please contact Darren Edgar, a Nuxalk Tour Guide who will be pleased to assist with any visits that you might like to make.