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Area C (Pemberton Valley/Mount Currie/D'Arcy)

Lower Joffre Lake – Upper Joffre Creek Valley loop from Overflow Parking

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Canada
British Columbia
Area C (Pemberton Valley/Mount Currie/D'Arcy)

Lower Joffre Lake – Upper Joffre Creek Valley loop from Overflow Parking

Easy

4.6

(5)

40

hikers

Lower Joffre Lake – Upper Joffre Creek Valley loop from Overflow Parking

01:28

4.70km

190m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 11, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Pipi7íyekw / Joffre Lakes Provincial Park

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631 m

Lower Joffre Lake

Highlight • Lake

It was formed thousands of years ago when glaciers advanced and retreated, sculpting the terrain and creating basins that filled with meltwater.
The lake receives water from nearby glaciers, mainly from the Matier Glacier, which also feeds the other two lakes.

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1.90 km

Upper Joffre Creek Valley

Highlight • Viewpoint

The forest opens up and ahead of you the trail winds up to middle and upper Joffre Lake. A first class view!

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2.38 km

Joffre Lakes Trail

Highlight • Trail

Access to the Joffre Lakes Trail is located at the top of a pass. Joffre Creek drains west into the Lillooet River, while Cayoosh Creek flows east and empties into Duffey Lake, which drains into the Fraser River. During the summer months, you must register for the Joffre Lakes Trail free of charge – for information, see the following website:
bcparks.ca/reservations/day-use-passes/#joffre-lakes
Registration is required to ensure a manageable number of hikers in the park – a maximum of 500 people per day.
The trail leads to the park's three lakes: Lower Lake, Middle Lake, and Upper Lake. The Lower Joffre Lake is just a few hundred meters from the parking lot. Joffre Lakes Park is known for its turquoise lakes and panoramic views of snow-capped peaks; the base of the Matier Glacier is visible. Below the Upper Joffre Lake, Holloway Falls plunge into the depths. The trail ends at Upper Joffre Lake, but it is possible to continue along the western shore to the Joffre Lakes Backcountry Campground and further to the southern end of the lake, where rushing streams carry the waters of the Matier Glacier.
(Visit May 28, 2025)

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4.70 km

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3.83 km

568 m

275 m

Surfaces

2.73 km

1.65 km

300 m

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