Six Mile Beach - District régional de Central Kootenay, BC

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Adresse: Kootenay Lake, British Columbia, Canada.

Spécialités: Lac ouvert à la baignade, Plage publique.
Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 42 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.5/5.

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Six Mile Beach

Adresse: Kootenay Lake, British Columbia, Canada.

Telephone : N/A

Página web : N/A

Especialités : Lac ouvert à la baignade, Plage publique.

Autres données d'intérêt : Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant.

Avis : Cette entreprise a 42 avis sur Google My Business.

Avis moyen : 4.5/5.

Description

Six Mile Beach est une plage située sur le lac Kootenay, dans la province de la Colombie-Britannique, au Canada. Elle est connue pour ses eaux cristallines et ses paysages naturels exceptionnels.

La plage est accessible depuis une courte route et offre une vue imprenable sur le lac et les montagnes environnantes.

Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la baignade, du kayak, de la pêche et de la randonnée dans les environs.

Caractéristiques

Description
Lieu	Kootenay Lake, British Columbia, Canada.
Accessible	Oui, accessible en fauteuil roulant.
Baignade	Oui, lac ouvert à la baignade.
Activités	Kayak, pêche, randonnée.

Informations pratiques

Adresse : Kootenay Lake, British Columbia, Canada.

Telephone : N/A

Página web : N/A

Heures d'ouverture : Variable selon la saison.

Entrée gratuite.

Opinions des visiteurs

Les visiteurs ont loué la beauté de la plage et les activités disponibles dans les environs.

Certains ont mentionné que la plage peut être très fréquentée pendant les mois d'été, mais que cela reste relativement calme pendant les autres saisons.

Les visiteurs ont également recommandé de bringing un parasol pour se protéger du soleil pendant les heures les plus chaudes de la journée.

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Six Mile Beach - District régional de Central Kootenay, BC

Michael S. S.

4/5

Great beach that's close to Nelson. Dog friendly and accessed from a short path off the road/street parking. Good spot to kite surf if there's wind, but beware the end of the point; it's a sandbar that can collapse and people have drowned there. Can get busy during the summer but it's mostly quiet the rest of the year. Bring an umbrella on hot days if you want shade, as it is limited and only near the beach access/entrance on one end

Daniel C.

4/5

A beautiful place.
From the lakes and rivers.
The beauty of the landscape.
Very beautiful place to see.

Bram W.

4/5

Nice beach. Fairly small and popular with families. It's just the "point" there is a small foot trail to get in right next to the bridge on the road. Access kindly granted by the family that owns the land there.

Chris B.

4/5

This beach has a golden sand beach, and a semi hidden entrance along lower Six Mile rd. Take warning ⚠️, when walking out on the sand spit ( the right hand side is very deep, and has an under tow current)( Southern side). The sand at any time near the right hand edge can be an unstable cornice, and break apart. Many people have unsuspectingly drowned because of that.
The beach is beautiful otherwise, and just go to the left ( North/ Northeast side of the sand spit to safely use).

Dr. J. L.

5/5

Amazing beach. The entrance took us a minute as it’s hidden down a private driveway. Park on the main road and then just to the north of the little bridge, you’ll see the pathway. The local owners share their land so we can enjoy the beach. Careful though, there is a sandbar which looks fun but actually crumbles easily and then there is an u dereste cliff with an 80 foot drop. There is a sign on the beach too sharing this information with families so their littles don’t go out there. Otherwise it’s a small pretty quiet beach. One side is tucked into a little bay so it’s shallow for quite a way. The sand is clean. Great family beach.

Laurrie J.

4/5

I see comments from visitors about it's safe for kids with a nice shallow sand point to walk out on and play . Many people as recently as a year ago have drowned being sucked to the bottom of the lake when the sand shelf collapsed . I believe there is finally a sign that advises the swimmers now . But it has a long history of drownings . One witnessed by myself and family who lived on the lake within eye site of the beach . Beautiful but dangerous to walk or allow your kids and pets out to the point . Best way to enjoy six mile beach is to just stay off the point . It builds from sand catching with winter storms and inevitably it will collapse

K K.

4/5

Lil walk through the woods to a beach that has cold but swimable water. Dogs. Mountain views and you're allowed to be topless? The locals were anyways

Peter K.

4/5

This is very private-feel beach located about 10km away from Nelson city. There is no one safeguard on site so please watch the sign as you go into the trail that leads to the beach. Always keep your children in sight and do not get drunk and play in the water as there is a strong current nearby that took people's lives in the past if you don't be careful.