Ray Peters Trail
A moderate 4.52-mile loop through British Columbia's forested terrain.
- 4.5 mi
- loop
- 937 ft
- climb
- Loop
- route
Ray Peters Trail is a scenic loop in British Columbia that offers a moderate outing through diverse terrain. This 4.52-mile circuit showcases the region's natural beauty with varied elevation and forest environments, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a well-rounded experience without excessive technical difficulty.
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