When Vancouverites talk about the amazing activities around the Capilano Regional Park, many usually refer to going skiing, mountain biking, checking out the scenic coastline, and other fun activities.
However, some of the more overlooked attractions around this park are the beautiful hiking trails that surround it. Hiking a good trail can be an amazing experience, whether you're going on a solo mission or an adventure with your family.
What’s even better is that it doesn’t matter whether you’re an experienced hiker looking to take on new challenges or a beginner looking to get started, there are hiking trails suited for every individual’s skill set. Here are just a couple of the trails you might like:
If you have never hiked a day in your life and are looking to explore the world of hiking, the Capilano pacific park and Millstream park trails are awesome trails to start your hiking journey. Both trails take approximately four hours to complete and will give you a taste of the hiking world.
If you’re someone who’s already been through some of the tamer trails and are looking to step it up a notch, the brother’s creek trail is definitely a trail that you might find interesting. This 5km round trip will take approximately six hours to complete and has magnificent sights of nature.
If you are an experienced hiker looking for a challenge that will push you to your limit, you will definitely be put to the test hiking the incredible Baden Powell Trail. Constructed over 50 years ago, the West Vancouver portion of the trail is approximately 22 kilometres long and will take an estimated 12 hours to complete. Finishing this kind of trail would definitely be something to be proud of.
To view more trails in this city, feel free to click here.
Everyday many of us are so immersed in the chaos of everyday life that a lot of us do not usually get many opportunities to enjoy raw and beautiful nature and see it for its real potential.
With that being said, picking out an RV and parking it for a night or two at the Capilano River Park could definitely be your escape for a couple of days or even longer. Reserve your spot before the summer ends!
