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Points of Interest:
- property is all trees and bush
- There is an old prospector's cabin on
the property that has been fixed up to be suitable for holidays.
Value is estimated at $5,000
- spring on property for drinking water
(own water rights)
- one of only four private properties
west of the Liard
River
- other land in the area is Provincial
Park land, Crown land or Muskwa-Kechika
Land Management area (the largest Land Management area in North
America)
- the Rocky Mountain Range ends at the
Liard River, 1¼ miles east of the property
- the airport is approximately 9 miles
away
- Smith
River Falls are approximately 20 miles from the property
- The Liard
River Hot Springs Provincial Park entrance is at Mile 497 on the
Alaska Highway. The park boundaries stop about ¼ mile from the
subject property. The hot springs have been developed for
tourism by the Provincial Government and have more than 50,000
visitors a year. Reservations for campsites in the park and at
the two Lodges in the vicinity are recommended.
- Liard Hot Springs are a stop-over for
travellers on the Alaska Highway, situated about 120 miles south of Watson
Lake, Yukon and about 200 miles north of Fort
Nelson, BC.
- there are numerous undeveloped hot
springs in the area
- There is the possibility of hot
springs on the property (if drilled) as there is a large circle of
Ostrich Ferns, and these ferns tend to grow around the springs.
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