- TripBuzz found 7 things to do with kids in or near Hope, British Columbia.
- From Art Walk to Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park, the Hope area offers 16 different types of family activities, including: Other Adventures, Art Gallery, Canyon and River.
- Located at the southern end of the Fraser Canyon is Hope in the province of British Columbia. The community features colorful flora throughout the streets. A unique trend in the area is its affinity for chainsaw wood carving, as it holds chainsaw wood carving competitions and exhibitions throughout the year. Museum and art galleries are also a popular draw making for a well-rounded artistic community.
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37.3 Miles
Lots of terrain for both skiing and hiking and picturesque views for photo taking; the lodge has food and drinks. There easy back country access for skiing or snowshoeing.
38.9 Miles
This is a strenuous two-mile trail that provides mountain and lake views. For those not up to the challenge there is a cable car that gives you an aerial view of the entire glacier.
39.3 Miles
Beginning just below Artist Point, the Lake Ann Trail is located in Glacier, Washington close to North Cascades National Park. The trail, which offers up-close views of Mount Shuksan, leads to Lake Ann's basin amongst breathtaking scenery.
40.6 Miles
The huckleberry lined trail runs through dense forests to view Coleman Glacier then up to tree line. The trail splits; go left to Hogsback Camp, or go right for some of the roughest of the trail's stream crossings. There is a restroom at the trailhead only. Pack-it-out rules apply.
41.1 Miles
With panoramic views of Mt. Baker, Skyline Divide offers a 3.5 mile, uphill trail for intermediate to advanced level hikers. From the trail, visitors can take in views of glaciers, ridges, and rivers.
41.1 Miles
Twin Lakes in Glacier, Washington is a landscape for an outdoor adventure. Families can enjoy fishing, camping, and hiking the many trails and open areas at the beautiful lake and park area.
43.8 Miles
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Mt. Baker National Recreation Area, Glacier, WA 98237
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The roundtrip distance for the Park Butte Trail is approximately seven and a half miles with a total elevation gain of 2,200 feet. The trail offers views of Mount Baker, several waterfalls, campsites, and a historic fire lookout.