I spent a few weeks in September working with Jaimie packing gear around for Mountain Bikers throughout Spruce Lake Wilderness Area. Once work finished for the season, Tracey and I were left to do what we wanted, so we did a trip to two hotsprings in the area: Meager Creek and Pebble Creek Hotsprings. We took three days over the Thanksgiving weekend to drive the North Lillooet River Forestry Road. There we walked into Meager Creek hotspring (7-9 km) as the road had been washed out by a massive mud slide. This was nice as we were the only ones at the hotspring because walking seems to be SO DIFFICULT for the majority of people. The next day we checked out Pebble Creek Hot Spring and continued our journey over the Hurley Forestry Service Road and stayed at Gweneth Lake. Our last day involved a 3 hour drive through Bralorne and Gold Bridge back to Lillooet. A great weekend with absolutely beautiful weather.
Tracey and Yoho on the road to Meager.
Yoho found a bone!
Massive debris flow that knocked out the road and a bridge.
Main pool at Meager Creek Hotspring
The sign says it all
Pebble Creek Hotspring: Notice the stone pools cemented into the walls of this steep canyon.
Gweneth Lake
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