Sturgeon Trail

The Sturgeon Trail is located near Lake Errock and is a short hike that climbs uphill to a scenic viewpoint of the Harrison Bay area. The trail passes over Sq’ewlets First Nation land and information signs have been installed along the trail in addition to a picnic table at the top to enjoy the view from.

While the trail climbs uphill, it is relatively easy due to its short length and even terrain. The first half of the trail has a grade of about 10%, while the last portion is slightly steeper.

From the wooden signboard near the cemetery gates, follow the gravel trail as it climbs uphill along the well defined path. The trail climbs quickly through the forested area as you hike away from the noise along the highway.

At a sign board, the trail veers to the right before a long straight section climbs to a viewpoint overlooking the Harrison Bay, Harrison River, and across to the Harrison Mills area. At the top, there are two final lookouts with a picnic table, benches, and more information signs.

After enjoying the view, walk back down the gravel trail as you quickly descend back to the start of the trail and down to the area by Lougheed Highway.