Assimilation Lake Trail is a remote backcountry hiking route in the Exstew area, providing access through forested terrain toward Assimilation Lake. The route is part of the rugged mountain landscape of the North Coast.
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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From the Exstew area, follow the established forest access roads toward the Assimilation Lake trail access. Use current mapping and the Trailforks route to identify the correct road junctions and trail entrance.
Use suitable established pullouts or access areas near the trail entrance. Do not block forestry roads or access routes used by industrial vehicles.
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