Ready to explore Pine Lake? Here's everything you need to know before you go!
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Everything you need to know before you goStarting Point
The start of the trails at the Pine Lake can be accessed by travelling east on Highway 3 from Creston, British Columbia. The trailhead is located approximately 9 kilometres from the highway.
When?
Opening hours
From sunrise to sunset
Varies by season
Best season
Fall
Spectacular colors
Best time
Early morning
Less crowded
Weather (next days)
Loading
How much?
Entry fees
Adult
Not available
Child
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What to bring?
Gear
- Hiking shoes Essential
- Layered clothing Essential
- Rain jacket Essential
- Trekking poles
- Headlamp
Water & food
2L minimum
No water point on the trail
Bring energy snacks for a 4h+ hike
Good to know
Park rules
No dogs
Safety
Download the GPX before you go
Limited cellular coverage on the trail
Slippery after rain
Be careful on rocky sections
In an emergency
Emergency
911
Parking GPS
49.35048250000001, -122.3658639
Center
Not available
FAQ - Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to knowHard
500.00
13h15
No
No
The Pine Lake trail is rated as Hard difficulty. This challenging hike covers 42 km with 500 m of elevation gain and typically takes 13 hours and 15 minutes to complete. Check current trail conditions with local authorities before your visit.
The Pine Lake hike takes approximately 13 hours and 15 minutes to complete. This is a full-day adventure covering 42 km of challenging terrain. Plan accordingly and start early to ensure you complete the hike during daylight hours.
No, dogs are not permitted on the Pine Lake trail. This restriction helps protect local wildlife and maintain the natural environment of the Vancouver Coast Mountains area.
No, the Pine Lake trail is not suitable for beginners as it's rated Hard difficulty. The 42 km distance, 500 m elevation gain, and 13+ hour duration require significant hiking experience and excellent physical fitness. Consider shorter, easier trails to build up your endurance first.
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