Decker Loop
Accessible 2.3-mile out-and-back trail with moderate scrambling terrain.
- 1.2 mi
- round trip
- 1,160 ft
- climb
- Out and back
- route
- Hard
- difficulty
Decker Loop is a short out-and-back trail in British Columbia offering an accessible hiking experience for those seeking a quick outdoor adventure. This T3-rated trail combines moderate terrain with manageable distance, making it suitable for hikers with some experience. The route provides a rewarding escape into the backcountry without requiring a full day's commitment.
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