Sasamat Lake
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Belcarra Regional Park and Buntzen Lake Recreation Area are both located directly across Burrard Inlet from Barnet Marine Park. In hot months the beaches at Belcarra's Sasamat Lake and at nearby Buntzen Lake are so popular that park information signs will tell you if Belcarra and Buntzen are full. You can probably sense this on a hot day before you even leave the house. On weekends, unless you get an early start for their beaches, look elsewhere for a destination.

Once at Sasamat Lake, follow the signs to White Pine Beach. There's plenty of parking here on a benchland above the sandy beach. There's one critical difference between this beach and nearby Buntzen Lake: although the sun shines equally warm on both, the water in Buntzen is far colder than in Sasamat.

The Sasamat Lake Loop Trail (easy; 1.5 miles/2.5 km return) circles Belcarra's Sasamat Lake. Follow it around from White Pine Beach as it leads south to a floating boardwalk that crosses the lake. Two small docks for fishing and swimming are located along the walkway. The road that leads to the heart of Belcarra Park begins just before Sasamat Lake. Follow the signs to reach the main parking area. Detailed maps of Belcarra Regional Park are available year-round from the park's concession stand nearby.
http://www.britishcolumbia.com/ParksAndTrails/Parks/details/?ID=484