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Pyramid Creek Trail (Kimberley)

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  • Rec Site #:REC2350
  • Type:Maintained
  • Fees:None
  • Campsites:0
  • Access:Road
  • Facilities:None
  • Site Operator:KIMBERLEY TRAILS SOCIETY
  • Site Description: "The two forks of the old Pyramid creek mining trail have been re-opened and some new routes roughly cleared and marked with red metal tags beyond the ends of the old trails. The main or North-East fork(stay right at the junction above the creek crossing) ends at an old mining camp(6800 feet) from which a marked route continues up the valley to a small meadow (route divides here). From here the route is marked to the East where in 15 minutes you traverse lovely little meadows to a shallow tarn. If you continue above the tarn you can ascend a steep talus slope (loose rock!) to the pass looking down Matthew creek. The route also has been marked from the small meadow to the West where in about an hour you will climb grassy slopes to the pass looking down into the North fork of Pyramid creek. Old mine prospects abound. From Pyramid pass you can traverse yet more talus to pick up a marked route on the South side of a prominent tongue of avalanche swept trees. This route continues down between the trees and the talus until it eventually leads to the upper end of the North fork trail which in turn takes you back down to the main trail. An interesting and challenging hike for those comfortable with rough ground and lots of vertical."

  • Driving Directions: Main Access: Commencing in Cranbrook, at the junction of Hwy 3/95 and Hwy 95A, follow Hwy 95A for 23.4 km to the north end of Marysville. Take a sharp left (south) onto the St. Mary Lake Road. Set your odometer at "0". Follow this road for 32 km, to just past the 42 km road marker. The Pyramid Creek trail is on your right (on the north side of the road. A small parking area is on the south side of the FSR.

  • Fire Bans and Restrictions:Link

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