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Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia in the Kootenay Ranges of the Rocky Mountains, east of Canal Flats. Its chief attractions are Whiteswan Lake, Alces Lake, and Lussier Hot Springs, and five campgrounds along lakeshores or riversides make water access central to visiting the park. The park is reached from Highway 93/95 by the Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park exit and then by the Whiteswan Forestry Road into the interior. In summer, the gravel logging road is generally passable by any vehicle, though the narrow, winding climb through Lussier Gorge is a notable part of the approach.
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