Sentinel Ridge Trail
- 3.2 mi
- round trip
- 936 ft
- climb
- 5,092 ft
- high point
- Out and back
- route
Sentinel Ridge Trail is an out-and-back ski touring route in British Columbia, Canada. It is 1.6 miles each way, 3.2 miles there and back. It runs between about 4,660 ft and 5,090 ft above sea level, with roughly 500 ft of climbing one way. The nearest town is Lang Bay, about 13 miles northeast of the start. Peaks within about 3 miles include The Sentinel, Phelan Mountain and Big Knuckle. For camping, Beaver South Recreation Site and Beaver North Recreation Site are within about 6 miles. There are 12 other mapped trails within about 3 miles, so you can combine or extend the outing. Distances, elevations and the route shape here come from OpenStreetMap and the Copernicus 90 m elevation model. Ski touring crosses avalanche terrain: read the local avalanche bulletin and carry beacon, shovel and probe.
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Conditions and forecast
Daily highs and lows, wind and the chance of precipitation at Sentinel Ridge Trail for the next 7 days, from the Open-Meteo model.
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