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You can also dive right into Lytton on unique 3D satellite map provided by Google Earth. No placemark has been added to this place yet. You can add the first. No users is registered to this place. It also obliterated much of the tourism along the Fraser Canyon.
Fandrich, the chamber of commerce chair, says the region has remained an attraction for outdoor enthusiasts and was known for some time as the whitewater rafting capital of Canada. In recent years, Lytton has attracted people like Mussallem who are keen to get off the beaten track and take in the town's picturesque backdrop. People smile and wave to you and they don't even know you.
Fandrich believes that the same features that lead Lytton to self-proclaim itself as "Canada's hot spot" can also serve to make it a model community of the future. He thinks officials can find a way to harness that heat and turn it into energy. Fandrich admits he's short on details on how to make that happen, exactly, but he believes the people of Lytton will find a way forward.
Evacuation centres have been set up throughout the province to assist anyone evacuating from a community under threat from a wildfire. To find the centre closest to you, visit the Emergency Management BC website. Evacuees are encouraged to register with Emergency Support Services online, whether or not they access services at an evacuation centre. Emergency Management BC is requesting that those who know of a person who may have been in Lytton on June 30, and who cannot be accounted for, call or attend any RCMP Detachment to report that person missing.
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Take a walking tour of the village, and continue your walk to the reaction ferry across the Fraser. At the corner of Fraser and 7th Streets, on the Anglican Church property, is a memorial to Chief Spintlum , who negotiated peace between the First Nations people and the new European settlers. Follow the trains along the Fraser and Thompson Canyons as they wind their way through tunnels and across bridges to reach their destinations on the West Coast, or east to the prairies, Toronto and Montreal.
Railway buffs will enjoyed the retired CN caboose in Caboose Park , and the famous photo opportunities of the Cisco Bridges crossing the Fraser just south of town. Wildlife Viewing: A patient wildlife observer in the area surrounding Lytton may see elk, bighorn sheep, deer, coyote, black bears, cougar, bobcat, lynx, bald eagles, ospreys and many other wildlife species. Watch the clear blue waters of the Thompson River mingle in an ancient dance with the muddy flow of the Fraser River.
This is a user-maintained area, with km of hiking trails and routes, four cable crossings, a suspension bridge and several wilderness campsites. Stein Valley Park offers limited opportunities for easy day hikes primarily in the lower valley but extensive opportunities for multi-night backpacking trips over moderate to difficult terrain.
The Ferry is closed for periods in the spring due to high water. There is a short trail to Birthing Rock 1. Native women are said to have lined the rock hollows with fir boughs and given birth to their children here. The native lithographs encountered are echoes of a people and a way of life that thrived here for thousands of years. The challenging trail traverses the wilderness up to Stein Lake from the trailhead at the parking lot, accessed by a gravel road north of the ferry.
This hike is suitable only for very fit, experienced hikers who are prepared to be totally self-sufficient.
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