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Fraser Pass
Fraser Pass is a mountain pass in British Columbia's Rockies. Its summit is 2,015 metres above sea level. Although immediately adjacent to the Continental Divide, the pass does not cross it; rather, it bridges the drainage basins of the Fraser River and Columbia River, both Pacific-draining rivers.
The pass is drained to the north by the Fraser River. A dripping spring just west of a pond at Fraser Pass is the actual source of British Columbia's longest river. The south side of the pass is drained by Hugh Allan Creek; it flows into Canoe Reach, the north arm of Kinbasket Lake which is the reservoir behind Mica Dam on the Columbia River. 〔("Fraser Pass" ) entry on (Bivouac.com ) - Canadian Mountain Encyclopedia〕
Fraser Pass is difficult to reach. Access by foot requires about of bush-whacking from the Yellowhead Highway near Lucerne Campground. The most feasible access is by a 25-minute helicopter flight from Valemount. ''Beautiful British Columbia Magazine'' first identified the source of the Fraser River during an expedition to Fraser Pass in 1985. 〔McGill, Bryan and Poon, Linda editors (1986). ''The Fraser River, British Columbia, Canada''. A special publication of Beautiful British Columbia magazine. ISBN 0-7718-8373-0〕 Group tours by helicopter to the source of the Fraser are offered every few years by Wells Gray Tours.
==See also==
*List of mountain passes
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