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The Mount Macpherson trail head is approximately seven kilometres south of Revelstoke on Highway 23. There is a large trail map situated beside the trail fee collection hut. A trail fee box at the trailhead is for times when the booth is not manned. Outhouses are at the parking lot and by the Ole Sandberg Cabin.
Approximately 24 kilometres of trails are groomed for both skating and classic technique with a Bombardier BR275. The User Agreement requires the trails to be groomed at least once a week (usually prior to the weekend) or after a significant snowfall. The User Agreement authorizes the club to collect fees for skiing.
Available at Golden Hikes from McMurdo Publications owned and operated by Kevin Finnegan, a valley resident and former bookstore owner
Golden and nearby
East of Golden on Highway 1
East of Golden on Beaverfoot FSR
West of Golden on Highway 1
- Bear Falls and Beaver River Flats
North of Golden on Blaeberry FSR
North of Golden on Golden Donald Upper Road
North of Golden on Bush River FSR
Dogtooth FSR
South of Golden on 12 Mile Creek FSR
- Twelve Mile Creek North Fork (including Certainty Mine)
- Twelve Mile Creek South Fork
- Flattop Mountain to Parson Repeater Ridge
South of Golden on Spillimacheen FSR
- Parson Repeater to Flattop Mountain Ridge
- Parson Repeater via Hobo Creek
- Parson Repeater via Whiskey Creek
South of Golden on Beards Creek FSR
South of Golden on Bugaboo FSR
- Cobalt Ridge and Cobalt Lake
- Conrad Kain Hut and Applebee Dome
- Vowell Ridge (from Rockypoint Creek)
South of Golden on Kindersley FSR
The Columbia Mountains are steep and the valleys narrow. the region includes the communities of Revelstoke, Golden abd Three Valley Gap all accessed by the Trans-Canada Highway.
Hikers will often be sharply reminded that many of the trails here were originally built as access to mountain climbs and glaciers!
Remember - Watch for Bears.