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In Hope
Hope has hundreds of kilometres of designated trails. Stop by the Visitor Centre (919 Water Avenue) to pick up Trails of Hope (free!) or check it out here before you start your adventure.
Parks & Trails
Hiking and Climbing
E. C. Manning Provincial Park
Manning Park is one of the most popular recreation areas in the province. The climate and diverse landscape have made this park a four [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Spirit Caves Trail
This trail has steep switchbacks which lead to a great view of Yale and the Fraser River. The caves are easy to miss since [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Mount Frosty
A classic hike up Manning Provincial Park's highest mountain. (From Lightning Lake) Total Distance: 22.2 km (return) Estimated Time: 9 hours Average Grade: 10.4% Please visit BC Parks Website [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Sucker’s Creek
Sucker's Creek in Hope, BC is not only a fantastic place to watch spawning salmon, it is also a great place to take your [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Heather Trail
Heather Trail is Manning Park's most popular trail which leads through a meadow of alpine wildflowers. The hike is suitable for novice hikers. Statistics (To [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Silver Lake Provincial Park
Situated in the scenic Skagit Valley, Silver Lake Provincial Park is a small, largely undeveloped lakefront area. Visitors can enjoy fishing, picnicking and boating [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park
The Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park is home to an engineering marvel, The Othello Tunnels. A straight line of railway tunnels were built through the [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Flood Falls Trail
The easy hike to Flood Falls is especially enjoyable in the spring when the waterfall is a torrent of water crashing down the mountainside [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Nicolum River Provincial Park
Nicolum River Provincial Park is located 8km east of Hope along Highway 3 (near the junction of Highways 3 & 5). This park has [...]
Featured Stories
Hope, Cascades & Canyons Emergency Response Updates
UPDATE Sunday, November 28th, 4:00PM | The District of Hope has officially declared a Local State of Emergency. The Province of British Columbia has directed that any evacuees are to register either in person at the Abbotsford Tradex (1190 Cornell Street, Abbotsford, BC) or online at ess.gov.bc.ca. As you all […]
