Rossland, BC : Parks | Trails | Recreation
West Kootenays, British Columbia,
Canada
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of the Provincial, Regional and Community Parks, Hiking
Trails, Heritage Sites, Lakes, Mountains and Recreation
Destinations in and around Rossland, BC in the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada including the areas of Red Mountain and Warfield. |
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7 Summits Ridge Trail is a scenic, long-haul recreation trail situated in the mountains behind the community of Rossland, BC. The 31 kilometre trail explores mountain peaks and ridges in the Rossland Mountain Range. [ more
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Rossland Mountain Bike Skills Park includes a series of skill stations which vary in difficulty from beginner to advance. The park includes boardwalk ramps, jumps, drops, balancing beams and more. [ more
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Cemetery Trail is a mountain biking and hiking trail located east of the community of Rossland. The trail is a 2.7 kilometre one-way route exploring through a forest of trees connecting to other trails. [ more
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Christina Crest Trail is a recreation route exploring the vast wilderness landscape, in and around, the Santa Rosa Summit on the Cascade Highway. The trail provides views of alpine meadows, mountain peaks and far reaching views. [ more
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Dewdney Trail is a 720 kilometre (447 mile) hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding trail. However, we will be exploring the 43 kilometre section of the Dewdney Trail located between Rossland, BC and Christina Lake. [ more
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Nancy Greene Provincial Park is an alpine recreation destination situated in the Monashee Mountains. The main features in the park are the 32 hectare lake, the 100 metre sandy beach and a 5 kilometre loop hiking trail. [ more
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Railgrade Trail is a recreation trail connecting the community of Rossland, BC with the village of Warfield, BC. The historic trail is a 7.1 kilometre connector trail popular for mountain biking, hiking & cross country skiing. [ more
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Red Mountain is a popular
year round destination for downhill skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing, cat skiing, heli skiing, snowmobiling and dog sledding mountain biking and hiking destination. [ more
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| Old Glory Trail is one of the more popular hiking adventures in the Rossland area. The trail is 19 kilometres long (11.5 mi.) and climbs up to an old fire lookout station situated on the tallest mountain in the Rossland Mountain Range. The main hiking trail follows along Unnecessary Ridge to the summit of Old Glory which sits at an elevation of 2376 metres (7795 ft.). |
| Upper and Lower Oasis Trail is a long haul mountain biking trail located north of Rossland and Trail, BC, Canada. Upper Oasis is 3.5 kilometres and is considered an advanced ride leading to a lookout and continuing with some fast downhill and technical riding. Lower Oasis is an intermediate ride covering 5.6 kilometres, mostly downhill to the Oasis Townsite on Highway #22 north of Trail, BC. |
Plewman Trail is a 4.5 kilometre steep hiking route leading to a basin below Mount Plewman and then connecting with the north end of Unnecessary Ridge which soon drops down to Elsing Creek and then connects to the south slopes of Old Glory Mountain. The Plewman and Old Glory Trail combine at some point to form a 2.5 kilometre single-track trail leading up to the summit of Old Glory. |
| Kootenay-Columbia Trail is a 2 kilometre hiking and mountain biking trail which explores along the lower slopes of Monte Christo Mountain and then continues exploring higher, through open forests, up to the Kootenay Columbia Mountain and some views of the community of Rossland and the surrounding mountain ranges. |
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