Eskers Park is a day-use park located 40km northwest of Prince George. Encompassing 3,979 hectares of gently rolling terrain and many small lakes, the park conserves a portion of the 40km long Stuart River Eskers Complex. These unique landforms, for which the park is named, are long sinuous gravel ridges. They were created when sand and gravel were deposited in the meltwater channels of ancient glaciers that once blanketed this northern region.

Some sections of this trail system are accessible by wheelchair, but this is not consistent throughout the park and there may be some difficulty getting onto the viewpoint with decking as entry onto the deck is not usually flat.

Directions to trailhead: here

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