Walk-In & Alpine Tent Pads
Hike-In & Backcountry Camping in British Columbia
Everything you need to know about reserving backcountry tent pads, packing for alpine weather, bear cache food storage, and tracking dropped wilderness permits.
Featured Hike-In Destinations
4 Verified Trails11 km hike-in • +600 mTent Pads & Shelter
Elfin Lakes (Diamond Head / Garibaldi)
Sub-alpine heather meadows, 33 tent platforms, day-use shelter, and swimming in the top tarn.
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75 km thru-hike • Multi-dayCoastal Wilderness
West Coast Trail
World-renowned coastal wilderness trail with cable cars, ladders, and beach campsites.
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21 km hike-in • +800 mAlpine Views
Berg Lake Trail (Mount Robson)
Spectacular route passing Emperor Falls to the base of the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
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116 km circuit • Water routePaddle Circuit
Bowron Lake Canoe Circuit
Iconic multi-day canoe and kayak loop through chain lakes, portages, and designated wilderness sites.
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