Garibaldi Lake Trail

Description

This is one of the most traditional trails in Garibaldi Provincial Park, leading to the lake that bears the park's name. Glacial in origin, the lake is known for its turquoise-blue waters and the landscape formed by mountains, glaciers, and coniferous forests. Along the route, visitors traverse different natural environments, including forested areas, alpine meadows, and viewpoints with panoramic views. The region has a structured camping area for overnight stays, with restrooms and a shelter for meals. Each campsite must be reserved in advance. It is possible to do the trail as a round trip, but it is worth taking advantage of the excellent camping facilities to spend a night. From the campsite, there is the possibility to explore other fantastic trails, such as Panorama Ridge and Black Tusk. Photos by Vicente Leal E. Fernandez.

Activities

Activity Hiking

Time 8h 0m

Guidelines

Extension: 19 Km

Access status: Open

Difficulty Hard

Orientation Easy

Signaling Level Complete

Conservation Excellent

Risk Exposure Low

Sun Exposure Low

Hydration Point Available

Climbing No climbing required

Minimum Altitude: 586m

Maximum Altitude: 1499m

Negative Unevenness: 921m

Positive Unevenness: 921m

Attractions that the trail offers

Lake

Peak

Viewpoints

Fauna

River

Tips

Make your camping reservation through the website https://bcparks.ca/garibaldi-park/ Bears are common in the area. Be informed about the guidelines in case of a bear encounter before entering the trail.

Map

Guidelines

Extension: 19 Km

Difficulty: Hard

Orientation: Easy

Signaling Level: Complete

Minimum Altitude: 586m

Maximum Altitude: 1499m

Negative Unevenness: 921m

Positive Unevenness: 921m