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Mahsa from Vancouver writes:
We hiked up the teapot trail today in November and we loved it. The ground was covered with colorful leaves! Beautiful color combination! We got to Top and it was windy, bellowing the leaves over the hill and the caltus lake. Such a scene!
Posted: November 12, 2011 02:45:07 PM PST
Marcelle, Harold, Arlo from Maple Ridge writes:
Hiked Teapot Hill today with our 8 year old grandson. He was the first to find a teapot when done the trail two hours later we found 13 - need to bring one next time to hide in the trees.
Posted: October 31, 2011 12:18:38 AM PST
Jowat from Abbotsford writes:
Hiked Teapot today; 25mins up 20mins down. Perfect after work hike with a nice view at the end. The hike is very easy and well kept. Close to the end there will be a "y" in the trail take the right and go up a VERY steep hill (you will need to use your hands as its so steep) the reward is a nice level stroll along a ridge overlooking Cultas as you make your way to Teapot.
Posted: June 24, 2010 10:55:56 PM PST
Craig from North Vancouver writes:
Awesome little hike for novice/beginner hikers. The second half (where you move onto a trail to your right hand side) is much more enjoyable and challenging, but the view from the top is worth it!!! Hiking at a steady pace, one can get to the top in about 25-30 minutes...just enough for some quick exercise in the outdoors.
Highly recommended hike for all!!!
Posted: June 29, 2009 02:08:44 PM PST
Paul Barrett from Ladner writes:
Hiked to Teapot Hill from Camp Linley a Scout Camp to the south of Teapot Hill. The trail condition is good but not well marked and the final approach takes you up the south face of Teapot Hill. The final assent was first blazed by "Cabin 7" which I believe is part of the church camp in the area. Great view and a great hike. Return trip about 3 hrs.
Posted: March 13, 2009 09:21:49 AM PST
Mike from Vancouver writes:
Hiked up Teapot Hill today and got to the top and it was snowing!!! Snow at the end of March. It was nice seeing Cultus Lake below as snowflakes fell on the trees.
This is a nice hike if you're in the Cultus Lake area, otherwise it's a long drive from Vancouver.
Posted: March 30, 2008 01:47:54 AM PST
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