Oliver Lake

Oliver Lake Park and Trail in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada offers a tranquil setting south of the community. Named after former Premier John Oliver, the park showcases a unique 125-year-old Bonsai Tree, twisted by the elements. Visitors can explore gravel trails, boardwalks, and unimproved paths along the lakefront, surrounded by Shore Pine, Cedar, and other native trees, as well as moss and berry bushes.

The area is a haven for hikers and wildlife enthusiasts alike, with opportunities to spot Bald Eagles, Ravens, and elusive creatures like Black Bears and Wolves. The muskeg eco-system surrounding the trail system adds to the diverse landscape, characterized by acidic soil and stunted vegetation, including the iconic Bonsai Trees. Interpretive signs shed light on the land's historical significance to the First Nation People, who once used it for medicinal purposes.

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