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Distance: 10 km
Elevation Gain: 1215 m (3986 ft)
Time: 5 hours
Difficulty: Difficult
This is a challenging hike in the beautiful Annie Lake Region, along a formidable ridgeline to the summit. With over 1,200 m elevation gain and route finding through the forest to reach the start of the ridge, this hike is recommended for relatively experienced hikers. NOTE: The area falls within Category A Settlement Lands of both the Kwanlin Dun First Nation and Carcross Tagish First Nation. Please respect their rules and land.
Elevation Gain: 1215 m (3986 ft)
Time: 5 hours
Difficulty: Difficult
This is a challenging hike in the beautiful Annie Lake Region, along a formidable ridgeline to the summit. With over 1,200 m elevation gain and route finding through the forest to reach the start of the ridge, this hike is recommended for relatively experienced hikers. NOTE: The area falls within Category A Settlement Lands of both the Kwanlin Dun First Nation and Carcross Tagish First Nation. Please respect their rules and land.
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April 12, 2021
Miaclaire on Monarch Mountain
Hiked this yesterday, April 11 2021. The trailhead was almost invisible from the amount of snow and the snowplow piles by the road. The trail was very unused, invisible in many places, and the last tracks were not recent and did not go up the whole mountain. Brought snowshoes but they were not v...
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April 5, 2021
YukonA on Auriol Trail
Hiked in April 3rd, only made it about 4km in as we did not have snowshoes or skis. Trail was nicely packed, but only about 12 inches wide, otherwise you would sink down a couple of feet if you stepped off the trail. Spectacular bluebird, warm day, about 2 degrees. Once out of the trees into the mea...
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March 28, 2021
Dave Roy on Divide Lake
Is it possible to hike out directly from divide lake? We're trying to reserve campsites and Grizzly CG is all booked up except for a couple of days in July & August.
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March 22, 2021
Marianna on Kusawa Ridge
Kusawa Ridge hike on Spring Equinox, March 20, 2021. My first time hiking it winter time. The conditions were excellent. Well packed trail, snowshoes and crampons are useful. Icy sections on the rocky part and steep hills warrant extra caution but it is doable right to the top.
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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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