Upper Skid Trail
- 1.0 mi
- round trip
- 1,321 ft
- climb
- Out and back
- route
- Moderate
- difficulty
Upper Skid Trail is a short out-and-back hike in British Columbia offering an accessible introduction to the region's backcountry. This T2-rated trail covers 1.9 miles and features gentle terrain suitable for hikers seeking a quick forest walk without significant elevation gain. The trail showcases typical BC interior forest character with opportunities to explore historic logging heritage.
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