Suncoaster Trail
The Suncoaster Trail is a 5.1 km out-and-back hiking route to the northwest of Sechelt, BC, that will take you through an amazing stretch of forest along the Sunshine Coast. Made up of easy-to-navigate trails and favourable terrain, this hike is perfectly suited for hikers of almost any skill level. For those looking to explore more trails in the area, try pairing this hike with a weekend of camping at the Homesite Creek Campground that is right near the trailhead.
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Route Description for Suncoaster Trail
The Suncoaster Trail is a great half-day hike along the Sunshine Coast due to its pleasant trails and beautiful forest scenery. While the hike lacks dramatic views of mountain peaks or rugged coastlines, it makes up for with a relaxing forest atmosphere that will wash all of your worries away and allow you to disconnect from the outside world. Setting out from the campground, follow the trail to the northeast, making sure to take the path to the left when you reach the fork in the trail. From here, you will hike through an amazing stretch of forest and climb uphill along a gradual incline to a viewpoint of the surrounding forests. After reaching the end of the trail, make your way back down the same route to return to the trailhead below.
Getting to the Suncoaster Trail Trailhead
To reach the parking area for the Suncoaster Trail from Sechelt, head southwest on BC-101 for 17.4 km and you will find the trailhead on the right.
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