Valemount

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Let the Mountains Move You

The Village of Valemount sits within the scenic backdrop of blue skies and dramatic snowcapped peaks and is where explorers like you gather before heading out on adventures. You are surrounded by the Cariboo, Monashee and Rocky Mountain ranges, with Mount Robson, the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies, in view. Hike the Berg Lake Trail, where you’ll cross three biogeoclimatic zones and gain close to 800 metres in elevation over 23 km (14 mi). Know before you go—anyone intending to hike the Berg Lake Trail should check the Mount Robson webpage for recommendations, updates and trail closures. For information for booking the accessibility trail rider contact 250-566-4325.

1. VALEMOUNT BIKE PARK

Featuring exhilarating green, blue and black trails that are sure to generate smiles for all riders from the novice to advanced. Pick a trail that suits your riding capabilities and discover unique features, natural trail surfaces, and views that will move you.

2. TAKE A HIKE!

There are a wide variety of diverse trails to choose from. Explore the Mount Terry Fox Trail for impressive views including those of the emerald green Teepee Lakes. Jackman Flats Provincial Park offers sandy trails and gentler hikes. The park also features groomed cross country ski trails. Check out the multi use trail for those who enjoy snowshoeing, and hiking in winter with their dogs! Pick up a trail map that features over 14 trails at the Valemount Visitor Center that is open year-round.

3. SLEDDING

For those that enjoy the rush of riding snowmobiles, seeing dynamic views, and exploring incredible powder-covered slopes and trails, come ride the Allan Creek, Clemina Creek, and Chappell Creek areas. For more information on riding options, memberships and passes visit www.ridevalemount.com.

4. EXPLORE THE BEAUTIFUL CRANBERRY MARSH

Featuring two viewing towers with inspiring views of the mountain ranges, an accessible boardwalk trail section and a hiking loop. See numerous bird species that visit, and nest in this diverse ecosystem. Watch for brilliantly colored dragonflies, busy beavers, and other wildlife. Another beautiful destination to go snowshoeing in winter.

5. VIEW SALMON SPAWNING

Visit the George Hicks Regional Park. In autumn, come see Chinook Salmon from the accessible viewing deck. Take a scenic drive over to Rearguard Falls where you have the opportunity to see the salmon leap over the falls. This short hike features an accessible viewing platform, overlooking the falls and Fraser River.

Stop by the Valemount Visitor Centre or visit us online at visitvalemount.ca. For more information on riding options, memberships and passes visit www.ridevalemount.com