
Mount Douglas Route Guide
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Route Description for Mount Douglas
This route is not the most direct route, but it allows a rout that goes completely around Mount Doug and has a different ascent and descent.
The Mount Doug hike begins along Irvine Trail, and shortly after starting, you’ll reach a junction. Turn left onto Whittaker Trail. Continue walking until you reach another intersection, where you’ll go left to stay on Whittaker Trail.
At the next intersection, go right. You’ll walk along the Whittaker Trail for quite some time until another junction asks you to turn right onto Norn Trail. Follow Norn Trail until you reach Irvine Trail, where you’ll take a right. Eventually, the path will take you to the Mt Douglas Summit Parking Lot, which is at the end of Churchill Drive. Follow the trail from here to the Mt Doug Lookout Point. You have great views in all directions from the top of Mount Doug.
After you take in the views from the top of Mount Doug, return on the same path to the Mt Douglas Parking Lot before taking a different route that is more direct back to your car. Start out on the Irvine Trail, but note that when the trail turns left to continue onto Irvine Trail, you need to go straight. The path will then crossover South Ridge Trail and meet up with Harrop. Turn left onto Harrop. Eventually, you’ll reach a junction that asks you to stay on Harrop or go right. Take a right and walk until you meet up Whittaker Trail, which will take you back to the parking lot.
Insider Hints for Mount Douglas
- This park may be well-marked, but consider printing off a map before you go since the trail can be confusing.
Getting to the Mount Douglas Trailhead
Park along Cedar Hill Road, just north of Elnido Road.Route Information for Mount Douglas
When to do:
All year long
Backcountry Campsites:
No
Pets allowed:
Yes - On Leash
Family friendly:
Older Children only
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Circuit
Mount Douglas Elevation Graph
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Enchanting views at the top. Most people go for the views at the peak but if you are able to hike some of the trails you'll enjoy the forest along the way. This is a great place to visit for all levels of hikers.
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Cool hike. This trail just takes you on a leisure walk along various trails before reaching the top of Mount Douglas.
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The sunset here are so dramatic. A great place for lost souls.
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Incredible hike that has so much to offer! There are easy parking and hikes for all levels. Flat hikes and a full mountain hike, etc.
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Trekking here is a wonderful experience.
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This hike has a rare appeal, talking about beauty of nature here. Overlooking views are bewitching.
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Great, though it was short. Lots of trails, and the views are majestic.
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Everything is great and easy, the final uphill ascend was the most challenging part.
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The panoramic views are satisfying! It filled my heart with so much happiness.
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Nice easy trail. Suitable for everyone. Lots of scenic views. I just love this hike.
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