13 km wheelchair accessible trail around lake with washroom and log cabin facilities at 5 locations around the lake. Water pump located at main campsite and at Anthony Island (5 sites). Located 7 km off Haslam Lake Road. Gravel Road in good condition. 13 campsites in main site, 2 other sites on the trail. No more than 3% grades. Fishing floats and boat launch area. Log cabins for persons with disabilities can be reserved by calling the Powell River Visitor’s Bureau at (604)485-4701. *April 15-Oct 15* Inland Lake used to be a Forestry campsite is now now a BC Provincial Park sites, with camping rates based on Park fees.

Cycling the Inland Lake Loop   13km wheelchair accessible circuit, easy. Features 8 picnic/rest areas, 4 campsites and 6 fishing wharfs. Minimal grades with crushed limestone surface.    Direction: up a short but steep hill on Haslam street north of Cranberry Lake, turn left onto the gravel road, continue on for about 5km, turn right on the Haywire Bay/Inland Lake intersection, another 2km, turn left down onto the campsite on the lakeshore.

Canoeing Inland Lake, a beautiful, recreational canoeing lake with several sandy beaches and good fishing. The lake has two Forest Service recreation sites: one on Anthony Island and one at the southern end of Inland Lake. The site on the island is accessible by boat or by hiking. It is located just off the northeastern shore. Inland Lake site is a large vehicle orientated site with ample parking areas. The southern end of Inland Lake has unrestricted vehicle access and makes a good alternate termination point for the canoe route. This site has a caretaker and a gate that is locked at night. Vehicle security has never been a problem in the past. Inland Lake also has a 13km hiking path completely surrounding the lake, with several rest areas along the trail. As well, there is a short trail/portage to Lost Lake which is a small, marshy-edged lake that drains into Inland Lake. The trail can be accessed by wheelchair.