Located on the Bobtail FSR, this stunning waterfall and lake are absolutely worth the effort to get there.  You will require a 4x4 vehicle or ATV to

Located in the North Cariboo-Chilcotin Region, British Columbia, Canada is a moderately easy hike trekking through forests to the alpine peaks of Mount Murray, Mount Greenbury or

This hiking trail utilizes old logging and mining trails and then climbs up the north bank of Jubilee Creek into a large alpine bowl. The latter part

The route to Mt.Patchett, in the Palmer Range east of Barkerville, is described in Hiking the Cariboo Goldfields by Edwards, Funk, and Stoker. The trail makes use of old

This is a fairly steep trail, meant for experienced and physically fit hikers. This is a short but steep hike with great views. Driving Directions: Drive past

Description: The Grand Canyon is a moderate hike from Highway 16 to the Fraser River and consists of two routes, 1. summer and 2. winter. The winter

Mount Fitzwilliam trailhead and parking lot are located 54 km east of the Mount Robson Park Visitor Centre on Highway 16. Information shelter, parking and pit toilets

Description: This trail's difficulty level is easy to moderate and is in reasonable condition, though certain sections can be slippery when wet or icy. More details of

Description: Eagle Valley is located at the toe of an ancient glacier, approximately 9km from the trailhead. The trail difficulty is moderate, and certain sections can be slippery

Description: This trail heads up a valley, along the trail is a scenic waterfall and alpine meadows. Above the Pass, on both sides, are magnificent views of

This hike is located about 120km east of Prince George, up the Pass Lake FSR. It’s very steep for the first 3-4 km until you reach the

The trail is accessible in the alpine and is popular for hiking in summer and snowmobiling in winter. Snowmobile safety cabin provided. Trail fees are applicable when

This trail offers a fairly short and easy hike that leads visitors to rewarding views of the relatively small but very beautiful Muskeg Falls. The trail ends

A scenic waterfall at the end of the 1.7 km Greer Creek Falls Trail. A good family picnic spot but beware of steep sections with drop-offs. Driving

Ancient Forest is a beautiful old-growth interior rainforest in British Columbia’s Interior. Nestled in the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, the park protects a portion of

According to the BC Parks website, Mt Robson's Berg Lake Trail is now open for winter activities past the Kinney Lake campgrounds. "The Berg Lake trail will open for winter

WebsiteDescriptionCategorieshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/PrinceGeorgeHiking/Prince George and area-related hiking and backcountry-related Facebook groupOnline discussionhttps://www.princegeorge.ca/parks-recreation/parks-trails/trailsTrails within the City of Prince George, BCLocal Trailshttps://data-cityofpg.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/da68732f23704558b7dbc0d4f3037ced/explore?location=53.938399%2C-122.693902%2C11.59A bird's eye digital view of trails around the City of Prince GeorgeLocal

As an avid backcountry enthusiast, I have put thousands of km of hiking distance on my Salomon hiking shoes. Starting with the Salomon X Ultra 4 Mid GTX, I was

Description: This drive to the trailhead is about 2.25 hours from Prince George, BC, to the Pine Pass North. This beautiful/steep hike has much to offer, and

This hike is located a 2-hour drive northeast of Prince George, BC. Drive into the McGregor mountains down Pass Lake Road. This hike is somewhat remote but

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive northeast of Prince George, BC. Follow the same directions to get to Fang Mt or The Farm, driving into the

Dan Durston of http://www.durstongear.com is a BC, Canada-based back-country gear designer. I decided to research this tent and found it to be an excellent choice for mountain backpacking being light,

A short video showing Bijoux Falls (a few hours north of Prince George, BC) and the area around this beautiful place. The Pine Pass is full of

This is the first video in a series relating to wheelchair-accessible trails in Northern BC Google Maps Driving directions to the trailhead: here Photos: Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Obv8V7yOPZk

In this adventure, we hike up to the alpine lake on Viking Ridge in Sugarbowl / Grizzly-den Provincial Park in Northern BC in order to test out our Durston XMid-2

This hike is located a 1.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. We drove about 20 minutes past the turnoff to Pass Lake, heading towards the community

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. We drove 20 minutes past the town of McBride BC driving east. There is a

This hike is located a 3 hour drive east from Prince George, BC. This trail has different types of information online (including the backroads trail book) which

This hike is located a 2.25-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. This hike starts at a higher elevation and the trailhead has various places at your

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. We drove 20 minutes past the town of McBride BC driving east. There is a