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September 02, 2010 | Tips from Travellers > Burns Lake, Accommodation

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Wanting to explore the wilderness there is this fantastic Vacation rental home called the Wistaira Manor.

It is on Ootsa lake south of Burns Lake by 80km that will meet every expectation for a fabulous place to stay in the wilderness. It is literally at the the end of the pavement at 16.5km on the Ootsa-Nadina road just before the Wistaira Community Hall.

The home is a fully furnished log home with all the needed amenity's supplied. We just needed to bring food and our toothbrush. It is as well equipped or above any condo rental we have stayed at. There was wildlife to see in the yard and mountain views that will be remembered forever.

Ootsa lake has huge rainbow trout that tempted us to go on a fishing trip and then there was the lure to go to Eutsuk lake in Tweedsmuir park across the portage west of the Wistaira Manor. A good sized boat is required for this. There are lots of smaller lakes that are within .5 hour drive that will satisfy any need to have trout on the breakfast menu.

There is lots to see and record with the camera or time to paint a picture or read a book. A professional guide service is close by that could take us on any desired exploration. There is access to a float plane tour company that we could charter for the extra special view of the area. This is a come back to location.

Posted by Mukanuk, burns lake at 11:21 AM