Hospital Lake 2 Swannell Dr.

0.87 km
303m gain
0.50 hours
Level 2.0/5
2.0/5
Difficulty
Easy
0.87
Distance
kilometres
303
Elevation Gain
metres
0.50
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

Hospital Lake 2 Swannell Dr. is a short 873-metre singletrack trail near Hazelton, British Columbia, rated as an easy (green) route. Primarily used for hiking and walking, this scenic connector provides a peaceful journey through a quiet forest setting, making it an excellent option for a quick nature escape or as part of a longer adventure within the local trail network.


The trail follows gentle terrain beneath a canopy of mature trees, offering a relaxing and enjoyable outdoor experience for visitors of all skill levels. While the route is generally straightforward, trail visibility can be limited in some sections, so hikers should remain attentive and watch for the established path.


Whether you're connecting between Hospital Lake and Swannell Drive or simply enjoying a short walk through the forest, Hospital Lake 2 Swannell Dr. offers a tranquil setting and a pleasant introduction to the natural beauty of the Hazelton area.

Leave No Trace

Please follow Leave No Trace principles: pack out all waste, stay on designated trails, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors.

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Getting There

Directions

From New Hazelton, take Swannell Drive and follow it toward the Hospital Lake area. The lake access is directly along the road and connects to nearby forest trails and local access points in the Hazelton trail system.

Parking

Small roadside or informal parking areas may be available near Swannell Drive by the lake access. Park safely off the road and avoid blocking residential driveways or trail entrances.

Safety & Preparation

This is a quiet local recreation area with uneven ground and natural shoreline access. Watch for soft ground near water edges. Wildlife may be present, and caution is advised when connecting into nearby forest trails due to multiple junctions and limited signage.

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