Seton Ridge Road
Total Kilometers
17.2
Elevation
391.73 m
Duration
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Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Trail Overview
The Seton Ridge Road is accessed off of the Duffy Lake Highway which is one of the most scenic drives in the province of BC. Once off the highway, there is a significant climb in the first few miles which can be narrow, steep, and very risky if not an experienced driver. The route improves once you reach the top and start to decent down the back side of the mountain towards the lake. There are sensitivities in this area between private property owners and Indigenous Communities. There are a few spurs to explore but mind the gates in the area. The route connects to a small spur road that can provide access to the middle section of Seton Lake which is only boat accessible other than the one access point.
Photos of Seton Ridge Road
Difficulty
The route has section that are rough and steep with very extreme drops on the downhill side of the road throughout some of the switchbacks. Winter does remain open during winter and is maintained by some of the private property owners in the area.
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