Best nature trips hikes in British Columbia
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Here are some great hikes to explore in British Columbia.
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Rosaline Oh 路 reviewed over 5 years ago
This is not really a campable trail. Intended to be day use only because there are no front country campsites and too close to civilization and/or a ski resort to backcountry camp. Locals do it as 2~3 day hikes. Last section descending can be quite treacherous and the start of the trail not reachable by public transit because of a highway and hills, even though it looks doable on google maps. Use Whyte Lake trailhead as an alternative. If you live in Vancouver and this is all you can afford in terms of time, sure. If you are serious about backpacking, look up the countless more beautiful trails in BC and beyond
Frequently asked questions for hikes in British Columbia
The northern regions, with their cold, harsh winters and short summers, are ideal for hiking from June to September. In contrast, the southern regions offer a wider hiking season, from May to October, depending on snow conditions.
In summary, BC offers varied hiking experiences across seasons. Visit https://bcparks.ca/ for more detailed information about specific parks and their recommended hiking seasons.
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