Marble Canyon Provincial Park

Great spot, friendly site host, waters a little high right now but this is where you camp over night in the area. There is no camping in Pavillion lake if that is your final destination.

Marble Lake is an absolute gem tucked away in a picturesque corner of nature's bounty. From the moment I laid eyes on this stunning lake, I was captivated by its sheer beauty and tranquility. Nestled amidst lush greenery and surrounded by towering mountains, Marble Lake offers a mesmerizing sight that is sure to leave any visitor in awe.
The name "Marble Lake" perfectly encapsulates its enchanting allure. The water possesses an ethereal quality, shimmering with a mesmerizing blend of blues and greens. As sunlight dances upon its surface, it creates a dazzling display of reflections that is simply breathtaking.
What sets Marble Lake apart from other natural wonders is its unique composition. The lake gets its name from the marbled rock formations that line its shores, creating a truly awe-inspiring sight. These majestic marble cliffs stand as sentinels, adding to the grandeur and mystique of the entire landscape.

For nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike, Marble Lake offers a plethora of activities to indulge in. Exploring the surrounding trails, kayaking or canoeing across the serene waters, or simply basking in the tranquility of the lakeside are all delightful ways to immerse oneself in the natural splendor.
The ambiance at Marble Lake is nothing short of magical. The air carries a crisp freshness, and the melodious sounds of chirping birds and rustling leaves create a symphony of nature's harmony. Whether visiting alone, with friends, or with family, Marble Lake provides a serene escape from the chaos of everyday life.

Marble Lake is a true masterpiece of nature, a place where beauty and tranquility converge. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend experiencing its wonders firsthand. Prepare to be enchanted by its captivating allure and leave with memories that will last a lifetime

Very beautiful place! Day use area is kind of confusing as it's literally a campground/day use but everyone is lovely so it's easy to set up shop for the day. Water was warmer than expected with the turquoise colour, and other than the duck poop along the shore was very clean! Lots of cool critters around like garter snakes and very large trout. Very friendly ducks will try to take your snacks. Rock climbing, rock jumping, paddle boarding and canoeing are all very common activities.

Marble Canyon is one of B.C.'s most underrated parks as the park has three lakes and each one has beautiful clear and blue water. Along with the lakes the scenery around the lakes makes it a beautiful drive through the park.