Musser’s Plateau Loop
Musser’s Plateau Loop is a 10.0 km lollipop hiking route in Kimberley, BC, that climbs up the slopes of North Star Hill and provides hikers with a sweeping view that stretches across the valley. The trail winds uphill along the ski runs at a fairly steep slope that features an elevation gain of 530 m before descending along the rocky expanse of Moe’s Canyon Trail. Make sure to bring sunscreen, as you will be fairly exposed to the sun on this hike.
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Route Description for Musser’s Plateau Loop
Hiking the Musser’s Plateau Loop is a great way to enjoy the wooded slopes of North Star Hill, even when there is no snow on the ski runs. The trail sets out from the Kimberley Alpine Resort and climbs uphill along the slopes at a fairly steep grade to bring you up to an amazing lookout point. From here, you will have a commanding view that stretches out across the valley to the Rocky Mountains. After taking in the amazing views, begin your descent along the southeastern face of the hill towards the Moe’s Canyon Trail. Here, hikers will need to make their way past a series of rock falls to arrive back at the trailhead next to the resort.
Getting to the Musser’s Plateau Loop Trailhead
To get to the trailhead for Musser’s Plateau Loop from Kimberley, drive northeast along BC-95A and turn left on Burdett St. Turn right onto Norton Ave and follow it for 900 m. Make a left on Gerry Sorensen Way and continue on for 2.0 km. Make a slight left onto North Star Dr., and you will find the trail on the right in 350 m.
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