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Distance: 36 km
Elevation Gain: 2341 m (7680 ft)
Time: 2-3 days
Difficulty: Moderate
This is a multi-day hike that takes you behind Mount Decoeli to a high sub-alpine plateau. The route is varied between creek crossings, rock moraines and tussocks. There are multiple places to camp along the route, and a day hike the next day or overnight trip to Kimberley Meadows is also an option.
Elevation Gain: 2341 m (7680 ft)
Time: 2-3 days
Difficulty: Moderate
This is a multi-day hike that takes you behind Mount Decoeli to a high sub-alpine plateau. The route is varied between creek crossings, rock moraines and tussocks. There are multiple places to camp along the route, and a day hike the next day or overnight trip to Kimberley Meadows is also an option.
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August 11, 2026
Marko on Cottonwood Trail
We hiked this on July 13. There was no fireweed out yet, so the meadow was more of a sea of green. Water levels were low, so creek crossings were fairly easy. Zero signs of bear on the whole route, except an actual bear on a distant hillside when we descended from Dalton Pass to Mush Lake road. W...
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August 11, 2026
Khush on Sheep Creek
Hiked to the 5K marker on Aug 8 with our dog. Dogs are prohibited on the ridge so didn't attempt that. No signs of bear and the trail had a fair bit of foot traffic. Beautiful sunny day, had an hour long break at the viewpoint.
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August 10, 2026
Jelmer on Berney Creek
Dis this hike yesterday. Few updates: - the creek crossing along Annie Lake Rd (last one) does not need to happen anymore through the water: a few weeks ago they put in a bridge 50m past the water crossing - from the bridge, drive ~200m and turn left to follow the described route (a helpful landma...
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August 7, 2026
Yukon Hiking on Mount Hinton
BEAR INCIDENT: On August 1, conservation officers responded to a report of a grizzly bear following an individual down a trail in the Mount Hinton area. The interaction lasted approximately an hour, where the bear displayed predatory behaviour and followed the individual and their two leashed dogs f...
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August 7, 2026
Khush on Samuel Glacier
Hiked this trail on August 1 during a fairly warm day. We switched to sandals for the "largest creek crossing," although my partner was able to hop across in his hiking boots. The water was about ankle deep. The hike took us 8.5 hours in total, including an hour-long break at the viewpoint, time spe...
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