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Kaslo - K&S Rail Trail

30 Km

Kaslo to Fish Lake Wagon Road Historic Trail.
This historic, multi-use Recreation Sites and Trails BC trail is maintained by the Kaslo to Sandon Rails to Trails Society. There are a number of key access locations and orientation points along Highway 31A. Once on the trail, there are kilometre markers and directional signage along the way.

It is possible to travel this route from Kaslo through to the summit of the Valley of the Ghosts at Fish Lake without travelling Highway 31A. Much of this trail follows the wagon road constructed between Kaslo and Three Forks in 1892 to access the rich silver mines of the Silvery Slocan. Other sections of the trail follow the route of the historic Kaslo and Slocan Railway.

The trail includes a pedestrian bridge, soda springs, Rossiter Creek and other points of interest. At the Fish Lake Rest Stop, there are restrooms, picnic facilities and fishing.  It is possible to continue all the way to Sandon if you like.

*This section of trail has not received regulatory clarity regarding trail users. We ask all users to be cautious and aware that users vary from highway vehicles, all-terrain vehicles to bicycles and hikers. Please respect other users and be cautious while utilizing this section of the trail.

MORE INFORMATION:
TrailForks.com
SandonintheKootenays.ca
VisitKaslo.com
NelsonKootenayLake.com
KootenayRockies.com

Trail Features

Accessibility
This trail is accessible for everyone.
Biking
This trail is accessible by bike.
Bridges
This trail has at least one bridge.
Food & Drink
This trail has food & drink options.
Hiking
This trail is accessible by hiking.
Loop
Trail is a loop
Motorized
May Have Motorized Vehicles
Parking
Free parking at the trailhead.
Pet Friendly
This trail is pet friendly.
Restroom
This trail has a restroom for public use.
Water
This trail has water fountains.

Trail Difficulty

Easy
1 out of 5
Moderate
2 out of 5
Challenging
3 out of 5
Difficult
4 out of 5
Very Difficult
5 out of 5

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