Whether you are visiting for a weekend of fun or plan to stay the entire summer and in search of a little adventure, take advantage of the various trails in and around Cultus Lake enjoy the great outdoors right at your doorstep – literally!
The most popular hiking trail is Tea Pot Trail. This 5 km, family friendly trail not only offers stunning views of Cultus Lake once your reach the top, but it also offers a bit of a scavenger hunt as you make your way up; they don’t call it “Tea Pot” for nothing so make sure to keep your eyes open for hidden porcelain.
For the more extreme enthusiasts looking for a more challenging adventure, try out the Vedder Mountain Ridge Trail. This 10 km route is a bit more rustic than others with a mix of ridge top views and rope-assisted climbs and will take you approximately 4 hours to complete.
The shortest of trails is the Giant Douglas Fir Trail. Its 1 km route will take you less than 1 hour to climb, and although it’s the quickest trail to hike it offers the most historical sight – an 800 year old Douglas fir tree that is the oldest and largest tree in the entire Cultus Lake Provincial Park
The Seven Sisters Trail is a perfect trail to attempt in the afternoon. This 4 km trail will take you 1.5 hours to hike; however, don’t be surprised if it takes you a little longer. As you make your way up you can’t help but stop to admire the seven giant Douglas fir trees.
Click HERE for a map of all the walking and hiking trails in and around Cultus Lake.