Best Hiking Area in British Columbia reviews - page 3

Lots of different trail options…you can choose how long of the hike you want to do. Many big big trees here!

Although the signage is not super clear, the falls are closed indefinitely due to dangerously slipping terrain. It is not only due to the snow or mud. It is dangerous all the time. For your safety please do not jump the fence.

Highly recommend, amazing facilities: swimming pool, hiking trails galore, e-bike rentals and, above all, beautiful camping sites!

Nice little hike. Something we can easily do with a spare hour or two. Some tricky sections but we found that there were almost always easy routes that took us around the steep parts.

Park is nice, beautiful creek and waterfalls!
Notice to Dog Walkers!
Some jerk reported my small and well behaved dog off leash, and the ranger came to give us a hassle!

Overall nice experience went there on rainy day so wasn't the places fault.it was nice though in rainy weather too.

Great hike. The falls are pretty cool to see and worth the trek. This place will always hold a special place in our hearts as I proposed to my gf at the falls! There's also a ton of places to climb which I didn't get a chance to do but...

A quick ten minute loop - this boardwalk was a great spot to take in the greenery and stretch your legs. Lots of interesting fauna to take in and something very different from the other spots I stopped at. It was noticeably cooler inside and the...

Such a great system of trails for hikers and bikers. The views are incredible!
Take the time to get outside and enjoy nature.

Good hike for intermediate climbers, lots of elevations. Great idea at the end with signing book

Not far from Knox, another quick hike with nice little beach. Few trails to go around and back.

Parking available on both sides of the road for easy access to a few different trails. An outhouse and bike rack at the Rainbow Falls trailhead, a picnic table by Bob's trailhead. The hike up to the falls is a nice shorter option than the full...

There should be far more places like this as the whole Backcountry of the areas are dominated by creeps that seemed to think they own the territory I guess and his creeps I mean the people with money that own it and put the gates up

We went there on Sunday morning but it was not busy. There are 6 parking lots only. The trail is easy, the view at the top is stunning. We had a great time here.

We rented the RV on site and it was very clean and comfortable. I love the riverwalk and the scenery at this campground. My only complaint would be is where the RV is located on property, it's right between the office and owners house and we felt...

Very nice place to walk and get some forest bathing. One of the best free things in Whistler.

Fruit, picnic spots and great terrain! This is an incredible place to walk your dog, jog, ride bikes etc. You access it easiest on Roy Rd. There are pullouts to park and the best trails are on the west side of the Rd which would be your left if driving...

Easy walking trails through the natural lakeside setting. Plenty of signage about the wildlife, birds, and (invasive) plant species. You can walk a loop trail around the entire lake. The paths are well-maintained - some sections are boardwalks...

First of all, you need a truck to get there, the road is bumpy for 1 hour.
The trail is gorgeous, socially in fall.

We spent 3 days at the resort. I brought my 2 kids and my wife the kids are 11 and 13. We had an absolute blast. The Frisbee golf course was lots of fun. The views are incredible. We spent time swimming in the lake and it was much warmer than I thought...