Hope Mountain Centre has taken a leadership role in the construction and maintenance of trails in the Hope region. Trails bring people to wilderness, helping us to achieve one of our core objectives — connecting people with nature.
Trails also provide many social benefits, including; physical and mental health, spiritual renewal, cultural and historical awareness, community pride, and economic diversification.
Trail Partners
Hope Mountain Centre works in collaboration with government, First Nations, NGO’s, private donors, and a team of passionate volunteers to build and maintain local trails.
Here are some of our current trail projects:
ALEXANDRA BRIDGE
Alexandra Bridge was completed in 1863 as part of the world-famous “Cariboo Wagon Road” which connected Fort Yale to the gold fields of Barkerville.
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HOPE LOOKOUT TRAIL
The Hope Lookout Trail, easily accessible from downtown Hope, was built in the mid-1990's and has quickly become one of the most popular hiking trails in the Hope area.
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HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY 1849 HERITAGE TRAIL
Information about the Hudson's Bay Company 1849 Brigade Trail (Hope to Otter Lake) and Hope Mountain Centre's plans and actions on restoring this important historic trail.
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TIKWALUS HERITAGE TRAIL
The Nlaka’pamux (Thompson) First Nation has traveled this trail for thousands of years. It was used for hunting, trapping, plant gathering, and as a safe travel route bypassing the sheer canyon walls at Hell’s Gate. The Nlaka’pamux also shared the trail for a short period in history with the Hudson’s Bay Company.
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ALEXANDRA BRIDGE
Alexandra Bridge was completed in 1863 as part of the world-famous “Cariboo Wagon Road” which connected Fort Yale to the gold fields of Barkerville.
Read More >>HOPE LOOKOUT TRAIL
The Hope Lookout Trail, easily accessible from downtown Hope, was built in the mid-1990's and has quickly become one of the most popular hiking trails in the Hope area.
Read More >>HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY 1849 HERITAGE TRAIL
Information about the Hudson's Bay Company 1849 Brigade Trail (Hope to Otter Lake) and Hope Mountain Centre's plans and actions on restoring this important historic trail.
Read More >>TIKWALUS HERITAGE TRAIL
The Nlaka’pamux (Thompson) First Nation has traveled this trail for thousands of years. It was used for hunting, trapping, plant gathering, and as a safe travel route bypassing the sheer canyon walls at Hell’s Gate. The Nlaka’pamux also shared the trail for a short period in history with the Hudson’s Bay Company.
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Feb 05, 2012