The Hike to Get to Strathcona Provincial Park
1. "Lake Helen Mackenzie and Battleship Lake Loop Hike" is a moderate loop near Comox Valley. It has an 8.5 km (5.28 miles) length and 301 m (987.5 ft) elevation gain. The loop features beautiful wildflowers and is mostly used for hiking, walking, bird watching, and nature trips. The best time to use is from March until October. Dogs are allowed but keep them on a leash.
2. "Landslide Lake Via Elk River Trail" is an out and back trail located near Strathcona D, British Columbia, Canada. It has 21.2 km (13.17 miles) length, 1027 m (3369.4 ft) elevation gain, and difficult rates. The trail features a lake and is mainly used for hiking, running, backpacking and camping. The best time to use is from June until August. Your dog is allowed to be with you at the trail but keep it on a leash.
3. "Mount Albert Edward Trail" is a difficult loop near Comox Valley C. It has a 39.9 km (24.7 miles) length and 1723 m (5652.8 ft) elevation gain. The loop features a lake and offers several activity options. Dogs must be on a leash.
4. "Mount Becher Trail" is an out and back trail near Comox Valley C, British Columbia, Canada. It has 11.6 km (7.2 miles) length, 703 m (2306.4 ft) elevation gain, and difficult rates. Mount Becher Trail Offers spectacular views and is mostly used for hiking, running, and snowshoeing. Dogs are allowed but keep them on a leash.
5. "Kwai Lake and Forbidden Plateau Loop" is located near Cumberland. The trail has a 15.9 km (10 miles) length, 629 m (2063.6 feet) elevation gain, and moderate rates. It features a lake and offers several activity options. The best time to use is from March until October. You need to leash your dog while on the trail.
6. "Mount Washington and Cruickshank Canyon" is an out and back moderate trail near Comox Valley C. It has a 20.4 km (12.6 miles) length and 770 m (2526.2 ft) elevation gain. The trail features a lake and is mostly used for hiking, walking, and nature trips. Dogs are allowed but keep them on a leash.
7. "Della Falls" is an out and back difficult trail near Alberni-Clayoquot C. It has 29.5 km (18.3 miles) length and 1117 m (3664.7 ft) elevation gain. Della Falls features a lake and is mostly used for hiking, camping, and backpacking. The best time to use is from June until September. Please keep your dogs on a leash.
8. "Kings Peak" is an out and back trail located near Strathcona D, British Columbia, Canada. The trail has 14.2 km (8.8 miles) length, 1873 m (6145 ft) elevation gain, and difficult rates. Kings Peak Offers spectacular views and is mostly used for hiking, running, and backpacking. You need to leash your dog.
9. "Old Cabin Loop" is located near Comox Valley C, British Columbia, Canada. This easy loop has a 2.4 km (1.5 miles) length and 52 m (170.6 ft) elevation gain. Old Cabin Loop features a lake and is mainly used for hiking, walking, and nature trips. The best time to use this trail is from June until September. Dogs are allowed but keep them on a leash.
10. "Crest Mountain" is an out and back difficult trail near Gold River village. It has 11.4 km (7 miles) length and 1270 m (4166.6 ft) elevation gain. Crest Mountain features a lake and is mostly used for hiking. The best time to use is from June until September. You have to keep your dogs on a leash.
11. "Battleship Lake" is an out and back trail near Comox Valley C, British Columbia, Canada. The trail has a 7.6 km (4.2 miles) length, 220 m (721.7 ft) elevation gain, and moderate rates. Battleship Lake Provides an opportunity to see wildlife and is mostly used for hiking and running. Dogs are allowed but keep them on a leash.
12. "Mount Albert Edward Trail" is an out and back difficult trail located near Comox Valley C. It has a 6.9 km (4.2 miles) length and 926 m (3038 ft) elevation gain. Mount Albert Edward Trail features a lake and is mostly used for hiking.
13. "Augerpoint Traverse" is a point-to-point difficult trail located near Comox Valley C. The trail has 30.3 km (18.8 miles) length and 1824 m (5984.2 ft) elevation gain. Augerpoint Traverse features a lake and is mostly used for hiking, camping, backpacking, bird watching and nature trips. You need to leash your dog while on the trail.
14. "Love Lake Trail" is an out and back difficult trail located near Alberni-Clayoquot Regional. It has a 5.3 km (3.3 miles) length and 692 m (2270 feet) elevation gain. Della Falls features a lake and is mostly used for hiking.
15. "Lupin Falls Trail" is an easy loop located near Strathcona. It has a length of 0.8 km (0.4 miles) and 43 m (141 ft) elevation gain. Lupin Falls Trail features a lake and is mainly used for hiking, walking, and nature trips.
16. "Jutland Mountain from Harris Lake" is an out and back trail near Comox Valley. It has a 10.9 km (6.3 miles) length, 880 m (2887.14 ft) elevation gain, and moderate rates. The trail features beautiful wildflowers and is mostly used for hiking, nature trips, and backpacking.
17. "Panther Lake to Kwai Lake" is an out and back trail near Comox Valley C. It has a length of 5.6 km (3.4 miles), 179 m (587.27 ft) of elevation gain, and moderate rates. The trail provides an opportunity to see wildlife and is mainly used for hiking, walking, and nature trips.
18. "Three Pond Loop Trail" is an out and back easy trail located near Strathcona D, British Columbia, Canada. The trail has 0.6 km (0.3 miles) length and 13 m (42.6 ft) of elevation gain. Three Pond Loop Trail features a lake and is mostly used for hiking, running, and camping. Dogs are allowed but keep them on a leash.
19. "Rossiter's Rise to Crooked Creek Loop" is located near Comox Valley C. The trail has a 5 km (3.1 miles) length, 140 m (459.3 ft) of elevation gain and rates as easy. The trail provides an opportunity to see wildlife and is mainly used for nature trips and snowshoeing. Dogs are allowed but keep them on a leash.