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Distance: 6 km
Elevation Gain: 750 m (2461 ft)
Time: 4 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
This route connects Nines Creek North and Nines Creek South. It is a great route if you want to either hike both Nines Creek North and Nines Creek South, or if you want to hike Nines Creek South and do somewhat of a loop route. The views from the saddle are worth the extra effort.
Elevation Gain: 750 m (2461 ft)
Time: 4 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
This route connects Nines Creek North and Nines Creek South. It is a great route if you want to either hike both Nines Creek North and Nines Creek South, or if you want to hike Nines Creek South and do somewhat of a loop route. The views from the saddle are worth the extra effort.
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February 28, 2021
Cheryl T on Goldensides
The colours of this park in the fall were spectacular!
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February 21, 2021
Marianna on Nares Mountain
We attempted to hike Nares yesterday, Feb 20, 2021 but the conditions weren’t the best. The 2 km drive on Blattas Point Rd was very easy, plowed no need for AWD. From the trailhead, there wasn’t any visible trail due to the amount of snow we had this winter and possibly blown snow. We had to bre...
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February 9, 2021
Matt A on Samuel Glacier
A cracking day out for a ski this last weekend in early February. The snowpack was insanely deep! The landscape is entirely unrecognisable when comparing to the summer. The snowpack was mainly hard. No recent travelling to be seen by anybody. Almost made it to the end of the valley but fell shor...
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February 7, 2021
Marianna Betko on Spirit Canyon
A group of us hiked the Spirit Canyon on Feb 06, 2021. The trail head was well cleared and easy to find. The 1st half of the hike was well packed but then we had to break the trail in some sections. Going down to the canyon there was sections of deep snow but nothing serious to warrant for snow shoe...
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December 31, 2020
Erica on Paddy Peak
We drove up in our Jeep and stayed the night at the bottom of the hill that I believe Lexy is referring to. (It's steeper than it looks.) We may have been able to make it, but we don't like to chance things - plus we were traveling alone. Beautiful area :)
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