Sea-to-Sky Clean Up Day
Trail Clean-Up in the Sea-to-Sky Corridor: August 22 & 23
Licence Free
Licence Free
Let's do a huge part - hike our favourite trails and pick up as much trash as we can!
Here is a list of Trails we suggest cleaning, but feel free to target areas that may be more in need of a clean up. Already have hiking plans for that weekend? Pick up trash as you go!
Raffle prizes are being provided by Mammut, FATMAP and Valhalla Squamish. All proceeds from this fundraiser will go to Valhalla Squamish Trail Fund, which supports trail development projects in the Sea-to-Sky. This summer, they are supporting the building and maintenance of the Howe Sound Marine Trail.
Let’s all set a good example for everyone and inspire responsible outdoor recreation by keeping our backcountry beautiful! Let’s educate our friends, respect our wildlands, give our local bears a chance to live happily and keep all trails in the backcountry as clean as possible for future outdoor visits.
Sea-to-Sky Clean Up Day
Sea-to-Sky Clean Up Day
Sea-to-Sky Clean Up Day
THE classic Vancouver hike!
Quick trail run along Deep Cove to the Quarry Rock
Loops for trail running in inner city Pacific Spirit Regional Park.
So many options for trail running in iconic Stanley Park!
The safe and legal option for hiking Tunnel Bluffs.
This is a great hike which is a part of the Howe Sound Crest trail. At the top you are rewarded with great views over the Howe sound. Be prepared for crowds, leave early and beat the crowds.
The shorter, but steeper approach to the West Lion
A mysterious scattering of crashed train cars and urban artwork in the forest.
Short walk to a viewing platform over a picture-perfect, 70-meter waterfall.
Walk among huge trees to a milky blue lake with swim spots and campsites in Garibaldi Provincial Park.
Gradual uphill hike through diverse forest, past a waterfall, to an alpine lake just outside Whistler.
A popular hike to three turquoise-blue alpine lakes.
A stunning glacial lake rewards after a tough, steep hike
One of the tallest waterfalls in British Columbia—a stunning 335m cascade!
This easy hike leads to a visually-stunning cascade with unique geologic formations.
Semi-quiet trail with some scenic vistas accessible via local transit.
Off-the-track path through the woods and along the stream, steps from Whistler's town centre
Hike along a flat gravel path to a beautiful swimming lake.
Brohm Lake Interpretive Forest Trails run
A short hiking trail that loops round the park, often used by rock climbers to access climbing routes.
Easy and accessible interpretive trail located in Cypress Mountain Provincial park
Follows the Nordic Skiing Route
1.5km loop around Pemberton's One Mile Lake
Loop the four lakes in the Alice Lake Provincial Park
Enjoy an easy 2 kilometer walk on logging paths around Cat Lake.
An easy 5km loop from Cat Lake.
An easy, flat route around the lake in Alice Lake Provincial Park.