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Adams River Salmon Run, B.C.

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Distance
3.69 mi
Elevation gain
26 ft
Technical difficulty
Easy
Elevation loss
23 ft
Max elevation
1,181 ft
TrailRank 
60
Min elevation
1,134 ft
Trail type
Loop
Coordinates
206
Uploaded
October 12, 2017
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near Squilax, British Columbia (Canada)

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Itinerary description

This October 7, 2017 track runs along the viewing area for the Adams River Sockeye Salmon spawning run. The river and lake are also popular with fly fishers at this time. Bicycles share some of the trails.

Waypoints

PictographCar park Altitude 1,171 ft
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Interpretive Center

The visitor's center is on the left when walking from parking to the start of the main trails. It has a small gift shop and displays about the Sockeye salmon cycle.

PictographInformation point Altitude 1,188 ft
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Start of main trails.

Outdoor toilets here Trail leads to the main viewing platform over the Adam's River.

PictographRiver Altitude 1,161 ft
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Main viewing platform on Adams River

From the platform one can view the sockeye salmon run.

PictographRiver Altitude 1,178 ft
Photo ofAdams River gravel beds Photo ofAdams River gravel beds Photo ofAdams River gravel beds

Adams River gravel beds

Fishing activity here, Bright red sockeye are easy to see on October 7, 2017.

PictographPhoto Altitude 1,207 ft
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Forest Trails

Hiking through forest towards mouth of the Adams river. Autumn colours are very impressive (October 7, 2017).

PictographLake Altitude 1,115 ft
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Mouth of the Adams River

Observed some catching large fish here in the short time we were at the location.

PictographRiver Altitude 1,158 ft
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Beaver Dam

There are many meander channels on the forest near the river. Some are spawning channels, (if connected to river). Beavers are active in some places. Bicycles also use these trails.

PictographRiver Altitude 1,145 ft
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Wild roses along river bank

PictographTree Altitude 1,152 ft
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Black Cottonwoods

These cottonwoods are very large and tall

PictographPhoto Altitude 1,168 ft
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Monument

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