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Place Details Distance: 29.9Km Elevation: 1563m High Point: 2133m Location: Squamish-Lillooet D, BC, Canada 10 Posts hiked Panorama Ridge (From Parking Lot) GPS Mood and date:  Nov 21, 2010So, you thought it was cold here in Vancouver? How about -18C in the alpine? Plus the crazy windchill?! Six of us headed off to the Rubble Creek
Mood and date:  Sep 05, 2010As always, panoramic views from Panorama Ridge. In my view, the best views in the park are from here, especially of Black Tusk. Much quieter
hiked Panorama Ridge (From Parking Lot)  Mood and date:  Sep 01, 2010Though I have been only seriously hiking for about a year, I have a done a number of beautiful hikes. The peaks bagged and vistas seen, it all
 Mood and date: Aug 28, 2010The Helm Creek crossover trail is a pristine and alluring approach to the north side of Garibaldi Provincial Park. It has beautiful flora and
hiked Panorama Ridge (From Parking Lot) GPS Mood and date: Jun 13, 2010Encouraged by the improved Sunday forecast, five of us headed to Panorama Ridge, planning on approaching it from the old west ridge trail. Snow
hiked Panorama Ridge (From Parking Lot) Mood and date: Apr 18, 2010Close to ideal snow conditions. Good floatation on snowshoes all the way through. Optimized route from Outhouse Junction, taking a straight
hiked Panorama Ridge (From Parking Lot)  Date: Apr 16, 2010 This was a very long day. I left Vancouver at 5:30AM and drove to Rubble creek parking lot. The road to the parking lot is completely clear.
Date: Aug 30, 2009 We did this one as a side trip from our way down from the Black Tusk. We still had two hours left before we had to head back to the car and decided
hiked Panorama Ridge (From Parking Lot) Mood and date: Jul 11, 2009After barely finding an empty parking space, five of us started the hike from the Rubble Creek parking lot at 10 am on a beautifully bright and
hiked Panorama Ridge (From Parking Lot) Date: May 30, 2009 It starts with a long wide trail, with lots of switchbacks, going up slowly along Rubble Creek to the barrier.The trail was snow free to the
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