Can you really experience your surroundings just by driving by? Something elating happens when you hop on your bike, feel the fresh spring air cascade around you, and inhale a little deeper (Namasté).
Then comes the muscle burning, heart-pounding opportunity that Mother Nature has to offer.....a hike in the mountains and trails and discovering a special spot just for you. It's highly unlikely that you'll forget that millionth time you drove to your destination, but you will remember conquering a trail and rewarding yourself with a gorgeous view or a refreshing dip in the lake. After biking to hiking and back again, treat yourself to some yummy eats.
Pack your backpack, the Thule, a picnic basket, the bike rack, supportive shoes, and a helmet to experience Harrison Hot Springs in a new light.
This handy list will get you started:
Maybe you are even brave enough to ride your bike here?
HIKING & BIKING MUST DO'S!
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Accessible at the East Coast Marsh trails, this is more than an average walk. Enjoy the cedar trees that have been decorated with beautiful First Nations' masks by a local artist. |
Get your kids out to burn off some energy on this family-friendly, 2-hour trail. Pack a picnic and throw the bathing suits in a backpack for a dip in the lake! |
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EAST SECTOR TRAILS - This 5.5 km easy walk-through diverse landscape connects Spirit Loop Trail to Bridle Trail. |
Starving just reading about all of the calories you will burn? Refuel your hard workin' bod with a hearty meal at the Harrison Corner Café. |
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Kilby Historic site, open year-round, is the perfect place to stop while you engage your senses. |
The first 150 meters are tough, but after that you are golden. The reward is a stellar view of Harrison Lake! |
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Sadly, you can't stop for a nap on the forest floor. You can, however, kick it up a notch with a warm latte at Muddy Water's Café. You earned dessert. Go for it! |
HARRISON GRIND (aka Our own version of the Grouse Grind! A 6-hour round-trip hike for the experienced -- this trail is amazing. |
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A challenging trek for the adventurous! If you've got a full day and are an avid hiker, this is the place for you. Take the trail most travelled and bring good gear. |
Why walk when you can ride? Take a cruise on the Country Roads Bike Tour and watch the beautiful landscape breeze by you. Better yet..ride to your hike and back! |
