Massive granite monolith and hiking destination, one of the world's largest. Part of a 100-million-year-old rock formation with spiritual significance to the Squamish people.
🏞️ Stunning panoramic views of Howe Sound, Squamish, and Garibaldi Provincial Park
🧗 Challenging hike with 600m elevation gain, featuring chains and ladders
⛰️ Explore three distinct peaks, each offering unique perspectives
🦅 International rock climbing opportunities and peregrine falcon habitat
⚠️ Very challenging hike with steep stairs, chains, and ladders
🌧️ Rock can be slippery when wet, with significant drop-offs
🅿️ Parking can be busy, especially on weekends
🚧 Trail closures possible due to rockfall or wildlife
💧 Bring plenty of water and extra clothing as weather changes quickly
🗓️ Best visited March through November
⏱️ Allow 3-7 hours depending on the peak(s) you hike
🐕 Keep dogs on leash, especially near drop-offs; pack out all waste
Parking lots available, including overflow. Gate hours vary seasonally (7 am - 9/11 pm, always open Oct 16 - Mar 14 unless snow prevents access).
Outhouses near trailhead and campsite. None on the trail.
Campsite near trailhead, first-come, first-served. Max 14-day stay. Bear caches available.
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