Evans Peak is a steep and challenging hike in Golden Ears Provincial Park, Maple Ridge.
While Evans Peak is not quite as long or as difficult as the nearby Golden Ears Summit hike, it should not be underestimated.
15 Fun Stroller-Friendly Hiking Trails around Vancouver
Going out for walks in nature is the perfect family activity. Getting outside is equally beneficial for babies and toddlers as it is for parents.
In this post we highlight some of our favorite trails that allow parents to get out into nature, while bringing a stroller along for the trip.
Burnett Falls Hike in Sechelt, B.C.
Burnett Falls is a short and easy hike in Sechelt, close to Porpoise Bay Provincial Park.
The route from the parking area to the waterfall is easy to follow and has a gradual incline. The waterfall can be reached in about 15 minutes or less, and the trail is suitable for young children.
Hiking Mount Harvey near Lions Bay
Mount Harvey is a challenging hike with rewarding views from the summit. Similar to nearby hikes like Brunswick Mountain, The Lions, and Tunnel Bluffs, jaw-dropping views of Howe Sound are enjoyed from the summit. However, Mount Harvey seems to see less trail traffic than its neighbours.
Smuggler Cove Hike near Sechelt
Smuggler Cove Marine Provincial Park is a beautiful coastal area on the Sunshine Coast. Smuggler Cove is located near Halfmoon Bay, just north of Sechelt.
The park offers a few short but beautiful hiking trails culminating in incredible ocean views.
Sugar Mountain Hike in Belcarra Regional Park
The Sugar Mountain Loop is a peaceful, short hike in Belcarra Regional Park, Port Moody. The Sugar Mountain Trail lies between Sasamat and Buntzen Lakes.
The loop is rated as moderate but is likely on the easier side of moderate. The trail should be doable by most children who can handle the distance, making it a nice option for families.
