Spectacular view property with glacier covered peaks of Mt.Thor and Mt. Oden rising from the opposite lakeshore. The property is fully treed with very old second growth (at least 100 years). Drinking water is available from various year-round freshwater springs that occur on the property. Electricity, high speed internet and phone lines run along Highway 23. Precedent for subdivision has been set by the neighbouring property to the north where all the 2.5 acre lots have sold out (for about $255,000 each). Good Fishing very close for rainbow trout, kokanee (landlocked sockeye salmon) and the yellow fin and Gerrard trout (which grow to over 20 pounds).

The remaining 87 acres above the Highway 23 is bounded on the east side by the old Highway 23 that has been abandoned for many years. The two highways are connected by a logging road about 2 km south of the property. The distance along this access road from the main highway to the top of the property is 4km. The connector road was originally constructed by Pope and Talbot (a regional logging company) and has been trenched in one spot to discourage public access, since there is no longer any logging activity in this area. The property is quite steep and levels out at the top in a large bluff which offers a very unique perspective of the whole region. The bluff on the upper portion of the property enables a 140 degree view of the lake and surrounding mountains and is very quiet and secluded. No traffic noise is audible from the highway below. A year round stream runs through this upper portion of the property and could potentially supply water to residences on a gravity feed basis. In addition, subsurface testing may indicate access to hot spring water by drilling. There are 6 natural hot springs within an 8 km radius of this property. Drilling for hot water is a distinct possibility.