Amiskwi Pass Trail
- 12.3 mi
- one way
- 2,233 ft
- climb
- Point to point
- route
The Amiskwi Pass Trail is a challenging point-to-point route through the remote backcountry of British Columbia, traversing high alpine terrain with expansive mountain vistas. This nearly 12.3-mile journey crosses Amiskwi Pass, offering hikers access to pristine wilderness and dramatic peaks characteristic of the province's interior ranges. The trail demands solid fitness and backcountry experience, rewarding adventurers with solitude and spectacular scenery.
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