Adventure Guide

British Columbia Adventure Guides

20 places

updated Aug 2026

Babine Mountains Provincial Park

1 resourceAdventure

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Burns Lake

1 resourceGuidebook

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Campbell River

2 resourcesGuidebook · Adventure

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Cayoosh Range

2 resourcesRoute · Guidebook

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Coquitlam

1 resourceRoute

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Cumberland

4 resourcesGuidebook

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Duncan

1 resourceGuidebook

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Fernie

3 resourcesArticle · Adventure

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Invermere

1 resourceAdventure

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Nipika Mountain Resort

3 resourcesArticle · Trail · Adventure

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North Vancouver

1 resourceGuidebook

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Pemberton

3 resourcesGuidebook

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Quesnel

3 resourcesGuidebook · Route

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Smithers

2 resourcesGuidebook · Route

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Squamish

4 resourcesGuidebook

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Stewart

2 resourcesAdventure

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Strathcona Provincial Park

1 resourceGuidebook

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Vancouver

2 resourcesRoute · Adventure

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Whistler

8 resourcesGuidebook · Article

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Williams Lake

3 resourcesRoute

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About these guides

Definitions, in descending order of detail:

Guidebook: A collection of recommended routes on a particular theme, with an overview of the destination.

Article: Article that I’ve written about a destination.

Route: Recommended route with a detailed written overview.

Trail: Trail listing in a database.

Adventure: A lived adventure that I actually went on, but have not yet expanded with additional information to create a route.

I haven’t listed every single resource that I’ve published for each destination. For even more routes and guidebooks, be sure to visit FATMAP.com. And for more articles, be sure to visit Singletracks.com.

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