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A Wonderful Camping and Fishing Trip

For the tourist who is looking for an easily accessible trip into
the lonely wilderness and the stirring frontier, and at the same time
without the necessity for privation or enduring great hardship, it is
but fitting that attenion should be drawn to the waterways trip
through the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia, down the Crooked
river to the Parsnip and on into the Peace, coming on down to the
town of Peace River where connection is again made with the railway.

With a canoe and a camping outfit the tourist leaves the Canadian
National railway at Prince George. The train arrives sufficiently
early to permit of ar-
rangements for the
trip to be made the
same evening. A good
road leads from Prince
George to Summit lake,
and the tourist is ad-
vised to make this part
of the trip by road,
although for those
hardy enough to be
looking for a task, it
would be quite possible
to canoe up the Fraser

The Crooked River river, but this latter is
no mean task.

Summit Lake itself is a beautiful spot, with high wooded banks
and a number of wooded islands. At the camping site is to be found

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