Panoramic Mountain Trail Trek
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Hafen
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
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Aktivitätsebene
Strenuous
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Ausflugstyp
All
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Rollstuhlgerecht
No
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Ab
$159
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Mindestalter
Information Not Currently Available
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Reisedauer
5 Hours
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Mahlzeiten inbegriffen
Meals not included
Meet your guide trained in outdoor leadership and knowledgeable about the area's history, indigenous culture, and flora.
Take a panoramic drive through the heart of Prince Rupert and along Highway 16 — the city's only road connection to the mainland.
At the Tall Trees Trailhead near the base of Mt Oldfield, grab trekking poles and a water bottle. Then, set out on a short climb past a communications tower and head into the Great Bear Rainforest.
The first part of the trail is relatively level, meandering among tall cedars and thick undergrowth. For the next 2.8 miles, it's uphill to reach an elevation of approximately 3,000 feet asl. Here, the trail levels off, and a boardwalk across a marshy area is open to the sky. From the east side of Mt Oldfield, take in the view of Morse Basin and the Coast Mountains in the distance.
Take a 20-minute break for an energy-rich, locally-made snack and sandwich. Questions? This is the time to ask them, and your guide will answer them.
Trekking back along the same path, descend to the base of Mt Oldfield and return to Prince Rupert.
Notes:
Minimum age is 15 years. Participants must be in good physical condition and able to walk unassisted. Tour requires an approximately five-mile trek. Terrain includes steep inclines, wet and uneven ground, including loose rocks and exposed roots. Suitable only for fit, agile guests. There are natural obstacles and high cliff-top trails without barricades. Participate at your own risk. Waiver must be signed, and medical conditions disclosed. Dress warmly in layers with a windproof and waterproof outer layer; bring a warm hat, gloves and a scarf. Wear comfortable, waterproof hiking boots and wool or synthetic hiking socks. Do not wear cotton. Tour operates rain or shine but may be canceled by the operator in the event of extremely bad weather or unsuitable conditions.