This point marks where several tributary streams flow together into Stowe Creek, carrying snowmelt runoff from the back of H’Kusam Mountain. In spring, the sound of rushing water echoes through the forest as meltwater feeds the main creek below. The terrain here is damp and uneven, with moss-covered rocks and soft ground underfoot — a reminder of how the mountain’s snowpack sustains the lush valleys of Sayward’s backcountry.

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1. Kusam Klimb loop — Sayward, British Columbia

22.3km

08:34

1,470m

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Location: Area A (Kyuquot/Nootka/Sayward), British Columbia, Canada

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Stowe Creek tributary confluence

1. Kusam Klimb loop — Sayward, British Columbia

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