Morin Lake is a gorgeous little lake that was created by a local dutch logging contractor, but before I go on about this lake, I need to share some history with you. It was in the 70’s when I first found this little but stunning lake in a surreal setting surrounded by big evergreens. When I got back I talked to a logging crew foreman who told me Kronemeyer Logging opened up that location by putting a road in, and they initially used it as a camp for logging operations. While there they really did a nice job of turning it into a camping site, many thanks goes to Dick Kronemeyer for creating this little gem that we have enjoyed for so many years. In more recent years BC Forest Service added camping facilities to this lake, nice job everyone.
Facilities:
- Warf: Yes
- Boat Launch: Yes
- Tables: Yes
- Toilets: Yes
- Fees: No
- Campsites: 3
- Maintained by BC Forest Service
- Google Earth KML Morin Lake (note unzip first)
This site is great for camping, but not for larger RV’s as turning around will be an issue.
Fish Species: Cutthroat Trout mostly small to fry pan size. Last government fish survey was done in 1995 and they only recorded Cutthroat Trout
No bathymetric map is available at this time.
Directions: Turn left at the Chapman lake junction its at roughly the 38km point on Babine Lake Road, from Smithers. Go past Chapman lake aproximatly 14.5km on the Upper Fulton Road, watch for the signs on the left side.
The videos were shot in 4K so watch them on a large screen fro more detail.
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