Where's this in Lillooet BC? [closed]

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  1. Where was this photo taken from ?

  2. Can I access by private sedan where this girl is standing? Any hiking required?



Best Answer

That bend in the road is pretty apparent on a map. It appears to be Highway 99 about 5 km west of Lillooet.

https://goo.gl/maps/J8AgaCbRJmZuaJHx5

Highway 99 is on Street View, and from the part of the road closest to the river, you can see the mountain on the other side with the distinctive slide.

https://goo.gl/maps/xixjgxVaHms43jjS7

You can drive on Highway 99, of course, and you can see there's also a dirt road on the south side of the ridge, but either way you'd have to hike up to the top of the ridge.




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Is the road to Lillooet open?

Highway 99 is now open for people travelling for essential purposes only, connecting the Lower Mainland to Pemberton, Lillooet and the Interior. Essential purposes for travel are defined in the Travel Restrictions Order through the Emergency Program Act.

Is Highway 12 open from Lytton to Lillooet?

Highway 12 from Lytton to Lillooet is open. People travelling through the area are asked to follow safety protocols.

Is Duffy Lake Road open?

The road is typically open all year round, with the occasional closure in winters due to dangerous weather conditions. However, for safe travel, drive Duffey Lake Road during the summer months only. The road tops out at Cayoosh Pass, at 1.291m (4,235ft) above the sea level.

Is Lillooet in the Okanagan?

One of the oldest towns in the province, Lillooet is located at the southern tip of the Cariboo Chilcotin region of British Columbia. The climate is very similar to the traditional grapegrowing regions in the Okanagan Valley with long, hot, dry summers.



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