Joffre Lakes Day-Use Passes and Closures for 2025
BC Parks, Líl̓wat Nation and N’Quatqua have partnered to manage Pipi7íyekw / Joffre Lakes Park. With the increased number of visitors to the park, this partnership will help to balance the increased number of visitors to the park with sustaining and conserving the natural and cultural values of the region.The
The park will be CLOSED from April 25 – May 16, 2025.
When the park re-opens on Saturday, May 17th, free day-use passes will be required.
Day Use Passes
A free day-use pass will be required to access Joffre Lakes starting May 17, 2025. Passes can be reserved beginning at 7am, two days before visiting the Park and can be done online via BC Parks’ website.
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Is Day pass required after Oct 6th 2024
It seems the trail is closed, there is no way to get a day pass, if you try at 7:00 AM it’s always full for the coming days.
there is no way to book the ticket, it’s always not available. I think tourist companies are are taking them the minute when tickets are open . I have waited all summer the tickets never available. Someone have to change it!
Excuse me, May I have a question?
The closure period of Joffre Lakes is being written from September 3 to October 3 in some websites but is being written from September 3 to October 6 in other sites. Which of these is correct? Please answer to this question.
As a visitor to Canada no chance of getting a day pass to Joffre Lake. A nano second after passes becoming available to non available means they are being sucked up by AI, tour operators or the website is not functioning as it is meant to. BC parks should monitor who are ‘stealing’ all the allocated tickets.
From disappointed tourist….
While I agree with day pass, I believe 500 is too much. I have been at the lakes a few times and what catches my attention is how people are unprepared and uneducated to be in such environment.
Start with education and reduce that number to 200-250.
Thanks for allowing us to be in your land.