Joffre lake pet friendly
About ten years ago, I visited Joffre Lakes with my dog Skipper. Back then the park was pet-friendly, and I’m truly grateful Skipper got to experience such a beautiful place with me. Looking back at these old photos always makes me smile, and it’s a memory I’ll never forget. Today, things have changed. Due to increased visitation and the need to protect the fragile environment, dogs are no longer allowed in Joffrey Lakes Park. Visitors also need to reserve a free Day-Use Pass in advance. Joffrey Lakes, also known as Pipi7íyekw, is located about 35 kilometres northeast of Pemberton, in British Columbia. The hike is famous for its three beautiful glacier-fed lakes. Lower Joffre Lake, just a few minutes from the parking lot. Middle Joffre Lake, which is the most photographed lake with brilliant turquoise water, and Upper Joffre Lake, the largest of the three, sitting beneath the stunning Matier Glacier. The trail is roughly10 kilometres round trip, with about 400 metres of elevation gain. It typically takes 4 to 6 hours to complete. The vivid blue color of the lakes comes from fine glacial silt,
























