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Slhanay Peak Trail Hike in Squamish
The Slhanay Peak Trail is a terrific hike in Squamish.
The main draw to the Slhanay Peak hike is the incredible and unique views it provides of The Stawamus Chief. Part of the trail sits within Stawamus Chief Provincial Park itself.
Hiking the Mundy Park Trails in Coquitlam, B.C.
Mundy Park is a large urban park in Coquitlam. In fact, Mundy Park is the largest park in Coquitlam. There are two small but scenic lakes in the park – Mundy Lake and Lost Lake.
The park offers a large network of peaceful walking trails. Because of the numerous shaded trails, Mundy Park is a favorite walking area for many locals.
Belcarra Bluffs Hike in Belcarra Regional Park
elcarra Bluffs is a moderately challenging hike in Belcarra Regional Park. The trail typically sees less traffic than other hikes in the park such as Jug Island and Admiralty Point.
The Belcarra Bluffs lookout offers exceptional views to the west. Capitol Hill in Burnaby, the Burrard Inlet, the North Shore, and downtown Vancouver, can all be prominently seen.
The 14 Best Public Transit Hikes around Vancouver
One of the great things about hiking in Vancouver is that there are plenty of hikes in close proximity to the city. Many of these are accessible by public transit.
In this post, we take you through our 14 favorite hiking trails accessible by public transit close to Vancouver.
Hiking in Pacific Spirit Regional Park
Pacific Spirit Regional Park in Vancouver offers a huge network of over 70 kilometres of hiking trails in a beautiful forest, including seven kilometres of shoreline trail on the Georgia Strait.
The park is over 750 hectares in size.
