Rifle Range (Old) Trail
- 1.3 mi
- one way
- 212 ft
- climb
- Point to point
- route
The Rifle Range (Old) Trail is a short point-to-point route in British Columbia that offers a quick escape into nature. This 1.26-mile trail traverses accessible terrain, making it suitable for hikers seeking a brief outing or those new to trail hiking. The historic name suggests this area has a storied past, adding cultural interest to the natural setting.
Local outfitters
- Visit Nitinaht Lake32 mi away
- Visit Nitinaht Lake32 mi away
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