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[edit] Mud Lakes Pass
I'll have to figure out which of the six/seven Mud Lakes here it is, but the most notable of the lot is the largest of a group called the Mud Lakes, on the divide between the Bridge River and Churn Creek drainages north of Tyaughton Lake, about 30 miles NNE of Gold Bridge. Notable and infamous/famous to 4x4ers as the "Mud Lakes Road".Skookum1 21:10, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
