Kludahk Trail
- 11.6 mi
- one way
- 3,082 ft
- climb
- Point to point
- route
The Kludahk Trail is a point-to-point route in British Columbia offering an 11.56-mile journey through diverse terrain. This trail showcases the region's natural character with a mix of forest and open sections, providing hikers with varied scenery throughout the trek. The point-to-point format makes it ideal for those seeking a one-way adventure with logistics arranged accordingly.
Local outfitters
- Pacheedaht Campground3 mi away
- Friends of Carmanah Walbran14 mi away
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