カナダのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

この小さくて美しい滝は、チーフ・ピークス・トレイルの短いが急なハイキングでアクセスできます。山への長いハイキングの休憩地点として、または短い往復ハイキングの目的地および折り返し地点として使用できます。

Great loop with good winter trail conditions. Quite crowded, even in winter, and there’s an entrance fee. Full winter hike video: https://youtu.be/D8jXSjValvA

The direct route from the parking lot to Garibaldi Lake is easily doable even in early May, as the snow on the trails is already packed. Before that, we hiked up to Panaroma Ridge, which is almost impossible without snowshoes or something similar at this time of year (1.80 meters of snow), but at least you're completely alone there.

Going for a swim in the water is really recommended and nice after the strenuous climb

Absolutely wonderful, but make sure you take with you bugs repellent - so you can enjoy a break at the lake.

'Garibaldi Lake' is part of the Garibaldi Lake system, formed by lava flows during the last Ice Age. The lake is at an altitude of around 1,400 m and has an area of almost 10 km2. Outflow from 'Garibaldi Lake' occurs only by seepage into cracks in the lava dam ('The Barrier'), with 'Rubble Creek' rising from springs at the base of 'The Barrier'. During spring snowmelt, runoff occurs in a surface water body. The drainage occurs through the 'Lesser Garibaldi Lake' and the 'Barrier Lake' over a length of approx. 1.6 km. https://besthikesbc.ca/hiking-garibaldi-lake-in-whistler/

One of the best views of my whole life. Garibaldi Lake is a shade of blue unlike anything I've ever seen before. Whatever way you climb Panorama Ridge, you've put in a good shift. For us, it was a 19-mile (30 km) round trip from Rubble Creek but I cannot say enough how much it's worth it. We walked the route in September during mid-week when it was fairly quiet and a permit wasn't required.

Confident scramblers can use the T3 path (and ladders) between Top 1 and Top 2 of the Chief. Exhilarating!