Difficult hikes
Hiking Mount Mercer in the Fraser Valley 4/5 The Cheam range as seen from Mount Mercer Contents Mount Mercer Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 14.50KmElevation Gain: 1,190mHighest Elevation: 1,704mAverage Gradient: 16.40% Effort/Reward Ratio: High / HighTime Needed: – Slow: 6 – 7 Hours – Moderate: 5 – 6 Hours – Fast: 4 – 5 Hours Dogs […]
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Hiking Cloudburst Mountain near Squamish 4/5 Cloudburst Mountain & the Tantalus Range Contents Cloudburst Mountain Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 15.30KmElevation Gain: 1,300mHighest Elevation: 1,871mAverage Gradient: 17.00% Effort/Reward Ratio: High / HighTime Needed: – Slow: 7 – 8 Hours – Moderate: 6 – 7 Hours – Fast: 5 – 6 Hours Dogs Permitted?: YesSeason:
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Hiking Mount Laughington near Chilliwack 4/5 The entire Cheam range as seen from the Mount Laughington ridge Contents Mount Laughington Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 21.50KmElevation Gain: 1,350mHighest Elevation: 1,798mAverage Gradient: 12.56% Effort/Reward Ratio: High / HighTime Needed: – Slow: 8 – 10 Hours – Moderate: 7 – 8 Hours – Fast: 6 –
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Hiking Cougar Mountain near Whistler 4/5 Summit of Cougar Mountain Contents Cougar Mountain Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 11KmElevation Gain: 1,020mHighest Elevation: 1,540mAverage Gradient: 18.54% Effort/Reward Ratio: Moderate / HighTime Needed: – Slow: 6 – 7 Hours – Moderate: 5 – 6 Hours – Fast: 4 – 5 Hours Dogs Permitted?: YesSeason: Year-Round
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Hiking Slhanay Peak & The Chief Traverse in Squamish 5/5 View from third peak looking back at Slhanay Peak and the cliff you’ll climb up. Contents Slhanay Peak & The Chief Traverse Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 16KmElevation Gain: 1,325mHighest Elevation: 702mAverage Gradient: 16.56% Effort/Reward Ratio: High / Very HighTime Needed: – Slow: 7 – 8 Hours
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Hiking Mount Chief Pascall near Pemberton 5/5 The Mount Chief Pascall ridgeline approach Contents Mount Chief Pascall Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 11.8KmElevation Gain: 975mHighest Elevation: 2,204mAverage Gradient: 16.52% Effort/Reward Ratio: High / Very HighTime Needed: – Slow: 7 – 8 Hours – Moderate: 6 – 7 Hours – Fast: 5 – 6 Hours Dogs Permitted?:
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Hiking Dam Mountain & Thunderbird Ridge in North Vancouver 3/5 Me on the summit of Dam Mountain Contents Dam Mountain & Thunderbird Ridge Hike Information Difficulty: Difficult (Moderate from the gondola)Distance: 15.10Km (7.5km from the gondola)Elevation Gain: 1,190m (415m from the gondola)Highest Elevation: 1,349mAverage Gradient: 15.76% (11.06% from the gondola) Effort/Reward Ratio: High / ModerateTime
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Hiking Mount Fromme in North Vancouver 3/5 Panoramic view from Mount Fromme. Centre right are the three spires of the Needles, and I believe center left must be Mount Cathedral, Mount Burwell and Coliseum Mountain. Might be wrong though! Contents Mount Fromme Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 10.3KmElevation Gain: 884mHighest Elevation: 1,185mAverage Gradient: 17.17% Effort/Reward Ratio:
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Hiking Lynn Peak in North Vancouver 2/5 South Lynn Peak Viewpoint Contents Lynn Peak Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 12KmElevation Gain: 1,019mHighest Elevation: 1,015mAverage Gradient: 16.44% Effort/Reward Ratio: High / LowTime Needed: – Slow: 5 – 6 Hours – Moderate: 4 – 5 Hours – Fast: 3 – 4 Hours Dogs Permitted?:
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Hiking Gin Peak via Hanging Lake near Whistler 5/5 Me on the summit of Gin Peak Contents Gin Peak via Hanging Lake Hike Information Difficulty: DifficultDistance: 10.50KmElevation Gain: 970mHighest Elevation: 1,803mAverage Gradient: 18.48% Effort/Reward Ratio: High / Very HighTime Needed: – Slow: 5 – 7 Hours – Moderate: 4 – 5 Hours
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