Immerse yourself in some of the best the North has to offer. Located 24.5 km’s down the Telegraph Road in Dease Lake, BC. Book your next unplugged vacation with us and enjoy the beautiful lakes, rivers and mountains this area has to offer. Continue on just another 85 km down the road to the historic gold mining town of Telegraph Creek and experience the breathtaking drive through the Grand Canyon of the Stikine.
More than 70 riders of all ages and skill levels signed up for the challenging 112km bike ride between Telegraph Creek and Dease Lake that took place June 22. Chief Rick MacLean started this fundraiser nine years ago and has watched it grow yearly. In past years, funds have been used to purchase a wheelchair, help support families with medical crises, and this year proceeds went to the Dease Lake Rec Centre.
Spring is definitely here! I saw my first “Cinnamon” bear of the season.
Never ever do we get tired of seeing the wildlife here. The bears come out in the spring around May/June to eat the fresh grass on the side of the road. Drive up the scenic Hwy 37 to Dease Lake for some great photo opportunities. We would love to meet you!
Dease Lake is located on the Stewart-Cassiar Highway in Northern British Columbia and is a popular place for travelers to stop for restful day of fishing.
Dease Lake, Allen Lake and Dease River are popular hot spots for either fly fishing, spin casting or lake trolling. Catch a variety of different species of lake trout, rainbow trout, dolly varden, northern pike, burbot or arctic grayling.
Northern BC’s largest fishing derby is located here in Dease Lake , July long week. March hosts the communities winter ice fishing derby at Allen lake. The community comes out to enjoy festive fires, hot chocolate, marshmallows and hot dogs hosted by the Dease Lake Community Hall and the Lions Club.
