Ear Lake was a popular destination in Whitehorse' early years - even poet Robert W. Service used to go there, and in a 1905 poem about the future of Whitehorse, he envisioned it as a park. By 1990 it was a quiet place, and was known as the community's nude beach. It's no longer a nude beach, and gets busy on hot weekends now, but is usually a peaceful place to at least go for a walk.

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