Reynolds Hotel

After crossing to the other side of the gravel parking lot the trail starts to ascend gradually with the view of the lake and mountain on one side. The bench about halfway up is a decent view of the lake, but if you continue you will get a better view of the canyon. If you keep to the left of the trail you will work your way to the viewpoint that shows the iconic bend in the road. It will require you to climb up some rocks at the last part, but it is not difficult and the path is clear....

There are two parking areas to start this trail from. The first is right along the highway as shown here, while the second is about 2.5km in. This small parking area has an outhouse and can usually be reached with a higher-clearance vehicle. The walk in is a good warm-up anyway! It's a beautiful forest trail with lots of mud, downed trees, and creek crossings. Hike up the boulder field to gorgeous views of Rohr Lake and the surrounding scenery! There are a few flat spots along the lake for a...

There are two parking areas to start this trail from. The first is right along the highway as shown here, while the second is about 2.5km in. This small parking area has an outhouse and can usually be reached with a higher-clearance vehicle. The walk in is a good warm-up anyway! It's a beautiful forest trail with lots of mud, downed trees, and creek crossings. Hike up the boulder field to gorgeous views of Rohr Lake and the surrounding scenery! There are a few flat spots along the lake for a...

The Joffre Lakes Trail is both a day hike and a multi-day hike offering views of picturesque lakes in British Columbian mountains. As one of the most popular routes in the area, this trail is a great hike for the whole family, new users, or experienced hikers alike. The trail is very well marked, and for the most part, the infamous incline is gradual but quite long. From the parking lot to the first lake, users will get a quick and easy taste of this adventure with a mere five minute downhill...

The trail to Nairn Falls is a relatively straightforward pathway with gradual elevation beginning from Nairn Falls Provincial Campground. A few diversions allow you to walk down to the river banks (off course, proceed with caution). The volume/velocity of the falls and river is heavy, giving a gorgeous contrast against the static background. Make sure to follow the unmarked fence below the upper deck of the falls, it leads to a narrow, direct viewpoint of a second ferocious falls!