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    Difficulty
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    Very Easy
    Elevation
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    46 m
    Distance
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    4.5 km
    Duration
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    1-1.5h
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    Mamquam River Trail

    Mamquam River Trail
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    The Mamquam River Trail is an out-and-back hiking route in Squamish that travels closely alongside the banks of the Mamquam River and offers picturesque woodland scenery with a mountainous backdrop. The trail travels along some fairly level terrain and backs onto a nearby golf course, making it a safe and easy route that the whole family will enjoy. Just make sure to keep an eye out for any stray golf balls!

    Route Description for Mamquam River Trail

    The Mamquam River Trail is a fairly easygoing route that winds alongside the river through nice woodland scenery. While the trail is located within the city, there is still the possibility of encountering bears along the hike. Make sure to travel in groups and bring bear spray to avoid any potentially dangerous encounters. Additionally, the trail runs alongside the edge of the Squamish Valley Golf Club, so keep an eye out for any stray golf balls that might come your way.

    This trail passes through a beautiful stretch of land in Squamish and follows closely along the coursing Mamquam River to create a scenic and relaxing atmosphere. The rushing waters of the river and the majestic mountains that stand proudly above the forest make this a charming hike for all to enjoy.

    Set out along the trail and follow along as it winds its way between the golf course and the meandering river. Reaching a fork in the trail, take the well-groomed path to the right to hike through a beautiful stretch of forest. The return leg of the hike will travel a little more closely to the river and provide some calming views over the water. The Mamquam River Trail is definitely a great hike to enjoy on the weekend in the city with some family or friends.

    Getting to the Mamquam River Trail Trailhead

    To reach the parking area for the Mamquam River Trail from Squamish, drive north on BC-99 N and turn right onto Mamquam Road. Follow this for 1.4 km to find the trailhead just after the golf course on the right.

    Route Information

    • When to do:

      Year-round

    • Backcountry Campsites:

      No

    • Pets allowed:

      No

    • Family friendly:

      Yes

    • Route Signage:

      Average

    • Crowd Levels:

      Moderate

    • Route Type:

      Out and back

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