Best Hiking Area in British Columbia reviews - page 4

Great views to gorge below. Part of the Great Canadian Trail which is wonderful but still needs more clarity on north side of bridge as you head towards Nanaimo.

So fun! Come prepared with good shoes, helmets, gloves, lights and rain gear that can get dirty. I took my kids (10,10 and 12). Also had bear spray and bear bells as you are remote and no one else was there. We have done Horne Lake and enjoyed these...

Trail is closed with notice so went all the way there for nothing will not try to go again because know way of knowing if it is open or not

If you are willing to climb, the opportunities are endless.

Easy trail, no difficulties at all, few beaches along the way, no mud or anything else, gravel path.
Short trail with few view points, we had the chance to see orca’s from a view point!

Nice trail through the rain forest with a view on the rapids and the bay.

Beautiful views of the Salmon Arm region! The last part of the hike to the top was rigorous, but worth it. The rest is very pleasant. It was not easy for us to orient to the various loops and to find the parking lot where we were parked. As we become...

Very interesting pathway, quite different from the usual one in the city! A bit rusty but good.

Great trail for mountain bikes and hiking. There are some very steep areas that are a grind.

Beautiful hike with a challenging descent to the trailhead. Gorgeous views.

This is my second trip to the peak. It never disappoints. Brandywine is a special place, it opened up the wonderful world of mountain hiking to me, and I am ever grateful.

Beautiful trail through old growth forest. There's nice little signs throughout telling various stories. The trail is well marked, flat and good for a casual walk.

About two month ago back in July I set out to relive some way long ago childhood memories by making it down and up the stairs that we used to take to make our way to Middle School for grades 7 and 8 at which at that time was called Kinnaird Junior...

Just completed 6 days in Desolation Sound with Footprint. Trip went seamlessly thanks to John (Footprint) and Richard (Island Römer). They were very knowledgable about the area; food was healthy and plentiful; and they did the hard work so we could...

Great area to ride, run or walk the dogs. Pretty quiet and low effort trails throughout the huge area! I was trail running in this area during our summer holiday in Lantzville. Parking is no problem and navigation is straightforward.

The place has some tenting spots available. Would have been a better experience had the washroom been maintained. The show didn’t work and the washroom wasn’t cleaned. Better to go to Agate beach until they get the only washroom for tenters fixed.

We were looking for an early season hike and found this on Shuswap Trails. Well built trail with a reasonable grade. Just under 8 km return to the lookout with the Aspen loop in the mix. Took us about 2 1/2 hrs with a snack break at the top. Nice...

Fantastic place, very well run.
Super quiet, great rooms!
Highly recommend.

You feel like you're in a west coast forest when hiking this trail. It is steep in places and you can slip on loose gravel when it's dry out or on mud when it's wet (to keep your footing, I felt safer walking on the bit of grass edging...