Buntzen Lake Review

Bensen Lake is a place like a reservoir, attracting many people around to come and play. The environment is particularly good, the lake and mountains are beautiful, the air quality is good, the visibility is high, and it is quite beautiful.

Bensen Lake is a place with few people and good scenery, but it takes some time to drive over. It is a local friend who brought us over, not to mention tourists. It seems that there are not many local tourists, the scenery is very good.

Benson Lake is a small lake on the outskirts of Vancouver, where the original ecology is quite intact. The dense virgin forests and lake beaches on the shore of the lake are a paradise for hiking lovers. There are often tourists here, rowing boats and boating on the lake, which must feel very comfortable.

With the old man in the RV motor homes to see salmon back to pass by this lake Buntzen lake is not very big, BC Province has always been lake and mountain, and BC Hydropower Company management.

Bensen Lake is a small park here, but due to the beautiful mountains and clear waters, ecological balance, only more than 30 kilometers from downtown Vancouver, the park has a complete leisure area and trails around the lake area, so it becomes a park that everyone often goes to for summer and weekends. Bensen Lake is not big, it is4.8 kilometers long, the area is0.7 square kilometers, and the average depth of the lake is 30 meters. In 1903, the provincial power company dug a tunnel through the eagle mountain long3.6 kilometers, connected it to the lake of the noble forest, and used hydropower to become Vancouver's first hydroelectric power plant. Bensen Lake was originally called the Fish Lake and called the beautiful lake, so the name of the first general manager of the power company changed to the current name.