British Columbia · Hiking

Ford Mountain Trail

0.9 mi
round trip: 1,357 ft
climb: Out and back
route: Moderate
difficulty

Ford Mountain Trail is a short out-and-back hike in British Columbia offering accessible mountain scenery in a compact package. This T2-rated trail climbs steadily through mixed terrain to reach viewpoints and alpine features characteristic of the region's mid-elevation peaks. Ideal for hikers seeking a quick but rewarding outing with moderate technical challenge.

Local outfitters

WHATCOM MEADOWS45 mi away
Lutherwood Camp & Retreat Center48 mi away

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Nearby · Gargett Mine Trail · Lone Jack Trail · TOMYHOI LAKE

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