Top hiking trails in the Peace Region

The Peace Region is abundant with hiking trails for all skill levels. Below are our top picks for the best hikes.

Kiskatinaw River Fossial Trail

This 2.1 km trail located near Electoral Area D in the Peace River Regional District is great for beginners but suitable for hikers of all skill levels. Its primarily used for hiking and rock climbing, but if you’re lucky you might even find a few fossils.

 

Ghost Mountain Loop

Measured at 8.7 km this trail loop is located near Chetwynd. It’s rated as a moderate hike and boasts a stunning view on top of the summit.

Cecil Lake Highway Trail Loop

This trail is a 9.5 km loop and is located near Fort St. John. It is best suited for hikers with a moderate amount of experience and you can bring your pup with you to explore!

 

Peace Island

Located just outside of Taylor, this trail experiences moderate amounts of traffic. It’s suitable for hikers of all skill levels, is accessible all year round, and you can bring your kids with you.

Flatbed Creek Dinosaur Track Trail

 

This 3.1km loop trail is located outside of Tumbler Ridge. It’s rated as a moderate level hike and is dog-friendly but you must keep your pet on a leash at all times. There are well-preserved dinosaur tracks along this trail. Please do not attempt to cross Flatbed Creek when water levels are high and exercise caution after heavy rainfall as creek levels can rise quickly.

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