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The summit of Giant’s Head Mountain offers sweeping panoramas across the Okanagan Valley — look out over the shimmering waters of Okanagan Lake, the vineyards of the Naramata Bench, and the hills surrounding Penticton. From here, you’re perched above the valley’s patchwork of orchards, vineyards and lakefront homes, making the viewpoint a standout for both sunrise and sunset. It’s accessible enough for many hikers yet delivers those “high vantage” views that feel more remote.

To be clear, this is not the top of Grouse Mountain, but merely the furthest you can climb by bicycle on a paved road. Here, you'll find a parking lot, washrooms, a water dispenser, a coffee shop, and the base of the Skyride gondola. To get to the top of Grouse Mountain where the views and tourist attractions are, you'll need to either take a gondola ride, hike up the Grouse Grind Trail (https://komoot.com/smarttour/e1816863835), or hike the BCMC Trail (https://komoot.com/highlight/3718910). It is also possible to ride a bike to the top, not through here, but by taking Mountain Highway to the unpaved Grouse Mountain Highway.

Very nice viewpoint

Easy hike from the skytram.

The Creyke Point Trail is a 1.5-kilometer out-and-back route with stunning views of Becher Bay and the surrounding coast. Starting from the Aylard Farm parking lot, the trail meanders through lush foliage and with occasional spur trails that lead to the beach. The trail up to the point is generally easy, but as you draw closer to Creyke Point, it becomes rocky and more challenging toward the end. The final push up to Creyke Point features some scrambling, but your reward is some truly breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline and ocean.

A series of steps, ladders and chains assist you to the summit of the first top of Stawamus Chief - an impressive granite monolith that looms over Squamish. The slabs are best enjoyed in warm, dry weather.

An essential hike for anyone visiting the Squamish area. Give yourself plenty of time to get up there. It's a short but steep hike to the top. There are chains to assist you up the steepest granite slab sections. The views over Howe Sound are incredible!

Visting Big Beehive is totaly worth it! It's an extra 10-15 minutes walk up there, but you get rewarded with a perfekt view on lake louise and the glaciers at the end of it 🏔