Hiking in Southwest British Columbia Blog

Seymour River Suspension Bridge

As of December 20, 2018, the new Seymour River Suspension Bridge is open and once again, the hiking and mountain biking trails on the east and west sides of the river are connected. This includes trails such as the ...

November and December Hiking Trails

While hiking in November or December around Vancouver can be dangerous at higher elevations due to snow and less daylight hours, there are plenty of hiking trails at lower elevations that are usually snow-free.

2018 Photo Contest Winners

The winners of the Vancouver 2018 Photo Contest.

Grizzly Bears Close Popular Whistler Trails

Several popular hiking trails in Whistler are closed due to Grizzly Bear activity.

5 Hiking Trails in Manning Park to Visit

Some of the best hiking trails in Manning Park, including the Lightning Lake Loop, Lightning Lakes Chain Trail, Heather Trail, and Mount Frosty.

The Glorious Mountains of Vancouver’s North Shore

The Glorious Mountains of Vancouver’s North Shore: A Peakbagger’s Guide details all of the North Shore mountains, providing information on the route and history of the region.

Beer Hiking

Beer Hiking Pacific Northwest is your guide to hiking trails that are “paired” with local breweries in southwest British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon.

The 5 Best Hiking Trails in Chilliwack

The city of Chilliwack has plenty of incredible hiking trails, including these top 5 hiking trails that you should try.

5 Best Dog Friendly Trails in Metro Vancouver

Here are several dog-friendly hiking trails that can make hiking with your dog a truly joyous experience.

Exploring the Nahatlatch River, Mehatl Creek Falls, and Grizzly Falls

For those looking for a long, scenic day-trip along a rugged forestry road into the remote wilderness can explore Nahatlatch River, Mehatl Creek Falls, and Grizzly Falls west of Boston Bar in the Fraser Canyon.

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