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Topley Landing

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Topley Landing is located on Babine Lake north of the Yellowhead Hwy 16 in Northern British Columbia. Babine Lake is known for its stunning mountain scenery, sheltered bays and sandy beaches and at over 170 km (110 mi) in length there are plenty of places to explore on this lake. Anglers especially enjoy the excellent fishing for coho, kokanee, rainbow trout, steelhead and many other varieties of fish. The scenery and large salmon spawning grounds at the Fulton River Salmon Project are interesting to observe. Golfing is also nearby.

Location

Topley Landing is 317 km (197 mi) northwest of Prince George and 90 km (56 mi) northwest of Burns Lake. Exiting Hwy 16 at Topley, Topley Landing is 40km (25 mi) north of the Hwy.

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