Ready to explore Indian Arm? Here's everything you need to know before you go!
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Recommended gear for this trail
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Everything you need to know before you goStarting Point
The start of the trails at the indian arm can be accessed by boat or by car. If travelling by boat, there are a few different options for accessing the start of the trails. If travelling from Vancouver, there is a ferry that runs from Horseshoe Bay to Departure Bay in Nanaimo. From there, it is a short drive to the start of the trails. Another option is to take a boat from Deep Cove in North Vancouver. There is also a smaller ferry that runs from Belcarra to Port Moody. If travelling by car, the easiest way to get to the start of the trails is to take Highway 1 to Highway 99 and then take the exit for Squamish. From there, it is a short drive to the start of the trails.
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- Hiking shoes Essential
- → Salomon Elixir Tour Mid WP · 203.38 $
- Layered clothing Essential
- Rain jacket Essential
- Trekking poles
- → Black Diamond Trail Ergo Cork · 69.99 $
- Headlamp
- → Petzl Actik Core 625 · 103.95 $
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