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==Route at a Glance== | ==Route at a Glance== | ||
[[Image:diamond.gif|right|Topo of Area]] | |||
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| Location Key | | Location Key | ||
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| Technical Notes | | Technical Notes | ||
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| | | Beginner | ||
| | | E | ||
| | | PSG3 | ||
| km/hrs | | ?km/?hrs | ||
| | | 9km/4hrs | ||
| | | 1000m | ||
| | | 1680m | ||
| | | Cabin, Day trip | ||
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==Access== | ==Access== | ||
Take the Diamond Head turn off and follow it past the Squamish Country Club, and through an industrial area. A gravel road begins here and continues 14.5km to the Base Camp parking lot. This road is usually plowed in the winter. | |||
==Route== | ==Route== | ||
The ski route initially follows a road past the parking lot and then switches up onto Paul Ridge, over Round Mountain and then down to the chalet by Elfin Lakes. This route is generally well marked and maintained by the Parks Branch. | |||
==Hazards== | ==Hazards== | ||
==Trail Conditions== | ==Trail Conditions== | ||
Revision as of 05:10, 29 January 2008
Route at a Glance
| Rating | Location Key | Map Refs | Road | Route | Start Elevation | High Point | Technical Notes |
| Beginner | E | PSG3 | ?km/?hrs | 9km/4hrs | 1000m | 1680m | Cabin, Day trip |
Access
Take the Diamond Head turn off and follow it past the Squamish Country Club, and through an industrial area. A gravel road begins here and continues 14.5km to the Base Camp parking lot. This road is usually plowed in the winter.
Route
The ski route initially follows a road past the parking lot and then switches up onto Paul Ridge, over Round Mountain and then down to the chalet by Elfin Lakes. This route is generally well marked and maintained by the Parks Branch.