Page 39 - Mission PRC Leisure Guide Fall 2024 Winter 2025

HIKE DISTANCE ELEVATION
TRAIL USES
RATING (ONE WAY) CHANGE
Bear Mt. Trail Network Strenuous 1.8km 225m Hike/Mt Bike
From Mill Pond to top Easy 500m 20m Hike/Mt Bike
Saunders loop/Rock n Roll Variable Varies Varies Hike/Mt Bike
*All other trails
Red Mt. Trail Network Easy 600m 50m Hike/Mt Bike
Rod and Gun Club Bypass Moderate 1.3km 100m Hike only
Red Mt. Loop Trail Moderate 1.2km Varied Horse/Bike
Saddle Up (via Caswell)
*All other trails Variable Varies Varies Hike/Bike

Hike/Bike/
Campbell Trails Moderate Varies +/-200m
Bush horse
Doreen's Trail/Pikes Pond Easy 2.2km return 25m Hike only
Moderate
Hoover Lake Trail 4.6km 295m Hike only
Strenuous
Hayward Reservoir Trail,
(E. side) BC Hydro Moderate 9k 75m Hike only
Hayward Railway Trail, Easy One way 10m Hike/Mt Bike
(W. side) BC Hydro
Stave Lake Forest Interpretation Moderate 1.6km 150m Hike only
Rolley Falls Trail Moderate 2km 100m Hike only

Devil's Lake Trail Easy 300m 50m Hike only
Mt. Crickmer Trail Strenuous 7-8km 1156m Hike only
Hike/Mt Bike/
Bell St. Interpretive Walk Easy 500m 0m
Horse
Roy Kittles Trail Easy 1km 35m Hike only

These trail networks are operated by BC Hydro, FVMBA or Mission Forestry Department.

City Forest Trails

The City of Mission is one of the few municipalities that
manages its own forest resources.
The Forestry Department maintains 13 recreation trails
within the Municipal Forest for hiking, horseback riding or
mountain biking.
Our forestry trails are signed at the trail head and marked
throughout the route with orange reflective markers.
■ Please avoid any unmarked trails as you could quickly
become lost.
■ Please respect other users on the trails at all times.
■ Please pack your garbage out and leash and pick up
after your dog.
■ Please refrain from shortcutting on trails; it causes ero-
sion and destroys the vegetation.

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