Eagle Ridge Trail
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Route Description for Eagle Ridge Trail
The Eagle Ridge Trail is a difficult hiking route that works its way into the backcountry of Indian Arm Provincial Park and up the slopes of Eagle Mountain. Due to the elevation of the hike, certain times of the year will see the route packed in with snow, making trail conditions difficult to traverse. Make sure to pack proper gear for the conditions, including crampons, microspikes, or snowshoes if need be.
This trail offers an amazing opportunity to experience sweeping views from Eagle Mountain that stretch west along the North Shore and south across the Metro Vancouver Area. Along the route, you will find great variation in terrain as the trail cuts through a largely wooded area, crossing over mountain streams as it climbs uphill to the many vantage points and small lakes that can be found along the slopes of the mountain.
Getting to the Eagle Ridge Trail Trailhead
To reach the parking area for the Eagle Ridge Trail from Coquitlam, drive west on Barnet Highway/BC-7A and take the exit toward Lansdowne Dr. Follow it for 1.2mi and make a left turn onto Honeysuckle Ln. Make a right turn after 2461ftonto Noons Creek Dr and a left onto David Ave. Keep on David Ave for 0.7mi and turn right onto Forest Park Way. At Aspenwood Dr, make a left turn and follow it for 1.6mi. Make a right turn onto Sunnyside Rd and keep on it for 1.7mi to arrive at the parking area on your left.Route Information
When to do:
June-October
Backcountry Campsites:
No
Pets allowed:
Yes - On Leash
Family friendly:
No
Route Signage:
Poor
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Circuit
Eagle Ridge Trail Elevation Graph
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