Hiking in Southwest British Columbia Blog

Storm Closures

Roads, parks, and trails that are closed from the storm in Southwestern British Columbia.

We received many incredible photos that were entered into this year's Photo Contest. Many were stunning, inspiring, and offered a snapshot of some of the many outdoor adventures that were taken this year in Briti...

6 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Feed Wildlife

Six reasons why you should never feed wildlife, including human food not being healthy for animals to wildlife losing their ability to find their own food.

Best Hikes for Views of Vancouver

In Vancouver, we are lucky enough to have mountains close to the heart of the city. One of the best ways to get incredible views of our hometown is to go for a hike. You can see the city from several nearby mount...

11 Bear Safety Tips for Hikers

Bear safety tips for hikers including preventing bear encounters while on the trail to what to do if a bear attacks.

COVID-19 Updates

Current closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic that are affecting hiking trails or other related events and activities in the Vancouver region.

BC Parks Day Use Pass

BC Parks will require a Day Use Pass for several popular parks.

How to Hike with a Drone

Tips for hiking with a drone in British Columbia, including getting a license and knowing where you are legally allowed to fly.

5 Ways to Celebrate International Trails Day

Saturday, June 5, 2021 is International Trail Day and a chance to get out and celebrate the day by enjoying and using the local trails.

How Not to Be a Jerk on the Trails: 11 Hiking Etiquette Tips

Taryn Eyton discusses 11 hiking etiquette tips when out on the trails to ensure that everyone enjoys their outdoor adventures.

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