After rescheduling the hike and surviving a major storm on Thursday, Friday dawned a beautiful day. A dozen of us hiked from the Surge Narrows Road down the trail into Main Lake Provincial Park. The trail was in excellent condition and we enjoyed the fine mature forest, lots of mushrooms, a quick stop at Roscoe Lake with very high water levels, two waterfalls and a few big old growth Douglas firs along the way. After admiring the new outhouse at the East Beach campsite and the under-construction bridge, we enjoyed the view of the calm lake before walking a bit further to the big sunny rock where we had lunch. Most of the group continued on the Yeatman Bay to complete our journey from forest to lake to the ocean. The trip was very social, but we encountered no one on the trail nor at the campsite. It was a beautiful, autumn day. (9.9 km; 4 hours)
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- Coral mushroom
- Jelly fungus
- Chanterelle mushroom
- Big Douglas fir
- Main Lake
- Soon-to-be-bridge
- Lunch at the rocky bluff
- Lobster mushroom
- Yeatman Bay and Okisollo Channel
- The portage trail

















