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    Difficulty
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    Very Hard
    Elevation
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    1,480 m
    Distance
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    11.3 km
    Duration
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    6-8.5h
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    Knight Peak Trail

    Knight Peak Trail
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    Table of contents

    The Knight Peak Trail is an extremely challenging hike into the Cheam Mountain Range that should only be attempted by experienced hikers. The trail climbs steeply uphill before breaking off along an unmarked route to the peak. For this reason, hikers will need to be experienced in route finding in order to safely make their way to the summit. If you are able to make it to the top of Knight Peak, you will be rewarded with truly spectacular views of the entire region.

    Route Description for Knight Peak Trail

    The Knight Peak Trail is a lightly-trafficked out-and-back hiking route near Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park that should only be attempted by experienced hikers. Additionally, hikers will need a 4x4/high clearance vehicle to reach the trailhead, or else they can park further below along Foley Creek FSR and walk the additional distance.

    This 11.3 km route climbs steeply uphill through the forest until you reach a scenic meadow. The steep trail then continues through the sub-alpine terrain until it turns east toward Baby Munday Peak. Grades along this section are about 50%, so poles are highly recommended. Instead of following this trail, hikers will instead continue north and find their own route up the steep, exposed ridge to Knight Peak. You will be making your own route along talus, boulders, and snow.

    This is a very challenging trail that should be undertaken with caution and should only be attempted by those with adequate experience in route finding and climbing. Reaching the summit of Knight Peak, hikers will have spectacular views of the Cheam Range and the surrounding peaks and valleys.

    Getting to the Knight Peak Trail Trailhead

    To get to the trailhead for Knight Peak from Chilliwack, drive south on Vedder Road and take the second exit on the roundabout. Continue along Chilliwack Lake Road for 26.8 km and turn left onto Foley Creek FSR. After 2.0 km, turn right to stay on the road and follow it for another 2.4 km. Here you will need to turn left and you will find the trailhead in 3.9 km.

    Route Information

    • When to do:

      July-September

    • Backcountry Campsites:

      Baby Munday Meadows

    • Pets allowed:

      No

    • Family friendly:

      No

    • Route Signage:

      Poor

    • Crowd Levels:

      Low

    • Route Type:

      Out and back

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