Protected ecological reserve open for non-destructive hiking, nature observation and photography.
The reserve protects forests representative of the cool, wet Sub-Boreal Spruce Zone and supports research and education. It is not intended for general outdoor recreation, but the public may hike, observe nature and take photographs without damaging the ecosystem. Hunting, fishing, camping, foraging and motorized vehicles are prohibited. The reserve is about 4 km southwest of Aleza Lake. Research and educational activities require a permit.
Forest education, field courses, research and group training at the Aleza Field Education Centre.
The Aleza Lake Research Forest provides facilities and opportunities for research and education in ecosystem and resource management. Its Field Education Centre supports field courses, research, training events, meetings, retreats, school field trips and outdoor learning. Contact staff to discuss access and arrangements. The research forest is a working forest; the centre is located within it. The research forest offices are at UNBC in Prince George.
Passenger rail service with a request stop in Aleza Lake.
Aleza Lake is a signpost stop on request, not a staffed station; there is no shelter, checked baggage service, or staff assistance. Prepare for outdoor weather and note there is no cellular coverage at the stop. Unaccompanied minors cannot travel to or from this stop. Check VIA Rail’s current timetable and stop instructions before travel.