Oh Boy! Whenever I look for Vancouver vlogs they were all so under informed, but this video is just what is needed for anyone planning to explore the lake! Thanks for all the info and shooting all 3 of your visits to explain us through and through. Means a lot!
Doug, thank you for sharing your hikes & spectacular views of Garibaldi Lake. You have my great respect for your determination to hike this park so many times ! I feel sorry for you but admire you for it. A word of caution about Black Task - I am glad you did not proceed further when the weather turned bad, very wise. Someone I know fell and injured badly, he was in a coma for a long time, he is still alive, but bed ridden till today. He is out of coma, a long road to recovery.
Hi Jacqueline. Sorry to hear about your friend. I still haven't reached the top of black tusk but I want too. It was kind of disappointing when the weather turned but seeing how i've never been there and the fact that it seemed like everyone else was heading in the opposite directing I decided to turn back. I think I was near the first ridge but considering how foggy it was I wouldn't have been able to see anything anyways. Thanks for sharing your story. Stay safe and take care
Great Video, you are a trooper bro for knocking out that hike back to back. The wife and I did Garabadli lake 2 yrs ago in MAY. Half way up we got into knee high snow for 3 hrs of the hike. Brutal, super nice down in the valley so we thought it would be the same up there...wrong answer. I highly recommend Joffre Lake if you have not done it yet, another picturesque hike!!
I did the hike again this year and I was surprised I was able to that back back but once you get passed the first 6km everything gets a little easier and the views get nicer. You still hiked to the top even though you were unprepared for the snow!? You two are the real champs :P
we usually camp at Garibaldi Lake, and day trip to the base of Black Tusk, Pammorama Ridge (j/k), and the Opal Cone, volcanic area that looks like your on the moon! You can also do a thru hike fromthe Checkamus Lake trail side, if u have someone or something to drop u off & pick u up
Took us close to 7 hours doing the hike to Garibaldi but definitely rewarding once we got to see the lake. Great vlog. Don’t stop making videos. All the best!😀
So beautiful. Question, do we need to carry bear spray when we are go there. Please share what you suggest. We are planning to explore this beautiful area in this summer.
Congrats. Hiking Garibaldi or going to Whistler? I think there's some helicopter tours you can do. Never done it but I'm pretty sure they fly over Garibaldi
10:17 - "This pond right here looks like it's going right over the cliff of the mountain" *Face covers all of pond* LMAO I love your videos man keep it up, it really helped me plan my BC Hikes!
Exactly the video I was looking for! Heading out there next week w/ my girlfriend. Would you recommend Garibaldi over Joffre? I was thinking we'd go to Joffre until I saw this. Great video!
Love this video so much! Thank you for all the tips and for showing this spot three times. My friends and I are planning a trip to BC and we have watched a few of your videos. They are so helpful and informative! Thanks so much :)
Hey brother. I was planning on hiking from the parking lot to garibaldi and then make the way to Panaroma ridge. And then all the way back down. Is that possible in one day if i start at 6 AM. Without using a flashlight
Hi Doug! Two questions: 1) if we start at 5am, can we do Panorama Ridge and be back by 9pm? We have done easy to moderate hikes in the past and are in ok-ish shape 2) is there a route back from Panorama Ridge that would allow us to see Garibaldi Lake on the way back to the parking lot? If not, do you think it's a big loss? Would you rather we see the lake and miss Panorama ridge? Considering we would have seen some lakes in Jasper and Banff before we reach Whister. Would this lake be similar-ish to those ones? We only have a day in Whistler so we know we can't cram too much into it! Your advice will be SUPER helpful and much appreciated! Thanks for the awesome videos!
Hi there! If you start at 5am and not planning on be back until 9pm you can easily do all 3 trails. Panorama Ridge, Black Tusk and Garibaldi Lake. I can't remember how long each trail took me but its in the video. All the trails are well travelled in the summer and every intersections is mapped out though out the park. Garibaldi Lake is similar to a lot of lakes in Banff and Jasper but detouring to see it will likely only add an 1-2 hours to your day depending on how long you stay there.
@@youtubebydoug Thank you so much for the detailed response, Doug. Super helpful! From your last sentence, I'm assuming there isn't a way back from Panorama Ridge to the parking that would allow us to see the lake, right? We would have to make the extra time to go in that direction from the intersection, correct? Also: Would you recommend we go back from Whistler to Vancouver via the Sea to Sky highway? Are there any absolutely must-see points on that route? I've heard it can be pretty busy in the summer and we don't want to spend too much time on the road. We're coming from Toronto for the first time so we have very limited days and way too much to do!
Second time coming to BC and planning to go end of August of this year along with my girlfriend and some of my friends, honestly been watching all your videos and it definitely helped me a lot on planning our itinerary! There were lots of places you covered that I wished I discovered sooner! Hope to see more videos!
UA-cam By Doug we’re originally from Saskatoon and I made an itinerary of 2 days in kelowna, 3 days in whistler and 4 days in vancouver with plenty of activities set such as water rafting, jet ski, and so. We followed your guide and have added panorama ridge and tunnel bluffs hike to our itinerary as well 🥳 really hoping it all goes well considering COVID-19.
the two campsites pull water from garibaldi lake or a nearby creek. it’s unfiltered water and there’s warning signs not to drink from there. That being said there are several creeks and running water throughout the hike. it’s ice cold glacier water and that’s where I and a majority of people doing the hike refill their water. obviously it’s your call if you want to take the risk
Lol yeah it was my first time hiking garibaldi and it was the middle of summer so I was dying to jump into the lake. Turns out I was a little to excited haha
@@youtubebydoug did you do the Black tusk in the meantime? it seems to be a very challenging climb for the more experienced to reach the summit. Garibaldi was on of my favorite Spots during the 3 1/2 week roundtrip. Even that most of the hike is a bit boring, or at least "unspectacular"... But The Barriere viewpoint is absolutely awesome and breathtaking
Did you do Black tusk? I could be wrong but I think there's two parts to it.. You hike to the base but you can go "off trail" and actually hike up to the tusk. This was the only time I attempted it and by the time I got to the base the fog got really thick. I could only see a meter or 2 in front of me. Had lunch but the fog was still there so I decided to hike back down. Sounds like a nice trip. Where are you from anyways?
@@youtubebydoug I just saw some Videos about the hikes up and they all look challenging... Seems like a lot of people do this unprepared compared to the effort that this climb demands. I saw some asian guys on youtube who took the wrong way up and that was scary as hell. I wonder why Parks Canada didnt declare this Part as an alpine Route, well, at least we aint saw such a Note at the way points up... We have been to lake o hara and made the yukness ledges alpine Route. That was absolutely awesome and was pretty easy for me (not for my wife ^^) but the Black tusk looks way more challenging. I am from germany by the way :-)
Yeah there’s a lot of people that take on hikes unprepared. You can probably get away with it on garbaldi during the summer because there’s just enough people up there but once that fog rolled in I tried waiting it out and had to bail. I’ll probably try again next summer. Oh nice so why did you decide on visiting Vancouver?
Love the video man! I'll be in Canada next month and want to do the Garibaldi Lake hike (Panorama) thanks to you! I will bring a 15kg tent, will this be doable to take with me during the whole hike?
Stunning, beautiful! I missed the trip to the lake with friends last week, but definitely will go sometime next year, if not this month. Thanks for sharing!
I mentioned it in the video but I can't off the top of my head remember how long it took me. It's a all day hike if you want to do it in one day and you're not camping at garibaldi. I would give yourself at least 10-12 hours to hike, enjoy the view and get back down.
To be honest, the most difficult part is to pass the first 6.5 (my tracker showed 7) km via winding serpentine of trail BEFORE the first lake. I was with kids, and we couldn't make it.
Yeah I was pretty determined that week hahah. There might be snow up there. I'm sure there's still a few people hiking Garibaldi just be prepaid, it'll be wet, raining and cold. Where are you coming from anyways?
hey sweet. how did you find my videos?? there’s bears in the area but its a crowded hike in the summer so if you’re prepared you shouldn’t worry to much about it
I would love to potentially backpack this area, but am concerned about how busy it may be with all the day hikers. Did it feel overwhelming with too many people at the top?
It's popular a trail but it's far from the city. June to Augest it's busy (as is basically ever trail, especially over the weekends) but nothing crazy. If you want to avoid people don't go July through Augest, go during the weekdays, its pretty isolated after Labor day, or if you go during a random weekday in May
Round trip? It sort of depends on how fast you go, your fitness level and the weather. It took me 11 hours round trip but I took my time, the weather took at least 30 minutes for the fog to move out of the way so you could get those views of the lake (others waited over 2 hours) and I spent at least a hour at the top. You could definitely do it quicker if you wanted.
UA-cam By Doug thank you for the reply. I dunno if we can still catch the bus if we proceed to panoramic view. Thanks for the reply! Will be doing this on September 1st 😊 hopefully the weather will be good.
You know what I think I did the panorama hike in 10 hours but I probably could have finished it in 7-8 hours if I rushed and I dent have to wait for the fog to move. I’m assuming you’ll get there around 9am. So you could definitely do it. Let me know how it goes!
Hi I love your videos! How did your feet feel towards the end of the Panorama Ridge hike? I’ve walked 24 km in one day before, but I cannot imagine hiking 30!
I did. If you go during the spring/summer you can do garibaldi lake and panorama ridge in a single day. If you go now, during winter I’m not sure how long it would take... bring snowshoes though and get there early.
any good question. from what I remember (haven’t been this year) I think it’s about 5 hours. plus you’ll probably want to spend some time up there. it’s a half a day thing, full day of you wanna do panorama ridge or go further up
The day passes started recently because they want people to social distance.. if they are sold out there are other parks you can go too. Check out Joffre lake (no day passes needed there).
i've actually never camped up there but check on the bc parks website. I know a lot of people just park at the walmart in squamish or camp up some service roads in the area.
this guy....
i respect your commitment.
Definitely an epic hike! Everything from temperate rainforest to a massive glacier-fed lake to the awe-inspiring and ominous Black Tusk.
Oh Boy! Whenever I look for Vancouver vlogs they were all so under informed, but this video is just what is needed for anyone planning to explore the lake! Thanks for all the info and shooting all 3 of your visits to explain us through and through. Means a lot!
Hey thank you! love the feedback =)
Hey Doug! Thanks for compiling all these videos! This is exactly what I need before my Garibaldi hike adventure!!!
the dedication is real ! appreciate the video brother. love & light
Dude that was awesome!
thaaannkkks
DOUG THANK YOU, i acutally watched this a few times to get a feel for the hike for me and my little brothers. thanks a lot man. helped out!
Wow thank you. Let me know how the hike goes!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Doug, thank you for sharing your hikes & spectacular views of Garibaldi Lake. You have my great respect for your determination to hike this park so many times ! I feel sorry for you but admire you for it. A word of caution about Black Task - I am glad you did not proceed further when the weather turned bad, very wise. Someone I know fell and injured badly, he was in a coma for a long time, he is still alive, but bed ridden till today. He is out of coma, a long road to recovery.
Hi Jacqueline. Sorry to hear about your friend. I still haven't reached the top of black tusk but I want too. It was kind of disappointing when the weather turned but seeing how i've never been there and the fact that it seemed like everyone else was heading in the opposite directing I decided to turn back. I think I was near the first ridge but considering how foggy it was I wouldn't have been able to see anything anyways. Thanks for sharing your story. Stay safe and take care
EXCELLENT video! great commentary and DETERMINATION...keep posting more reviews, they're great!
You’re an endearing homie. loved how you go back 3 times in 8 days.
Thank you so much for making this video! It’s the most helpful one I found!
Glad it help! When are you planning on going?
Really fascinating and superb place 👍👍👍👌
this was amazing thank you!!!!
Great video. Charming guide!!
Amazing!!! Thanks for the video. Much appreciated
Honestly speaking, best video seen
Good work Bud, keep it up!
Great Video, you are a trooper bro for knocking out that hike back to back. The wife and I did Garabadli lake 2 yrs ago in MAY. Half way up we got into knee high snow for 3 hrs of the hike. Brutal, super nice down in the valley so we thought it would be the same up there...wrong answer. I highly recommend Joffre Lake if you have not done it yet, another picturesque hike!!
I did the hike again this year and I was surprised I was able to that back back but once you get passed the first 6km everything gets a little easier and the views get nicer. You still hiked to the top even though you were unprepared for the snow!? You two are the real champs :P
Thanks buddy for a beautiful hike guide….loved it🙏🏼👌🏼
Love the video! One question, how far is panarama ridge from the camping sites at garibaldi lake? Thanks !!
we usually camp at Garibaldi Lake, and day trip to the base of Black Tusk, Pammorama Ridge (j/k), and the Opal Cone, volcanic area that looks like your on the moon! You can also do a thru hike fromthe Checkamus Lake trail side, if u have someone or something to drop u off & pick u up
I lived in whistler for a few years and actually never did this hike. I need to get back and do it.
Took us close to 7 hours doing the hike to Garibaldi but definitely rewarding once we got to see the lake. Great vlog. Don’t stop making videos. All the best!😀
Yeah it's definitely an all day thing but take your time and you get some incredible views/pictures though out.
UA-cam By Doug i made sure I took pictures. Hope to do more hikes this summer once the trails open.
So beautiful. Question, do we need to carry bear spray when we are go there. Please share what you suggest. We are planning to explore this beautiful area in this summer.
That truck @1:16 is giving me final destination vibes.😂
Thank you for your great video. Much appreciated brotha! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Loved this 😊
Great video. Will be visiting on honeymoon
Congrats. Hiking Garibaldi or going to Whistler? I think there's some helicopter tours you can do. Never done it but I'm pretty sure they fly over Garibaldi
I’m surprised..... Pamorama 😁
lol hi great video thanks for posting! 🤙🏽
10:17 - "This pond right here looks like it's going right over the cliff of the mountain" *Face covers all of pond* LMAO I love your videos man keep it up, it really helped me plan my BC Hikes!
LOL i'll keep that in mind. Where are you from anyways?
@@youtubebydoug Originally from Toronto, Ontario. Came up to go on some great hikes in September!
WOW Canada looks stunning might be going there next year!
Thank you so much for doing it. Please do one for golden ears!!
Exactly the video I was looking for! Heading out there next week w/ my girlfriend. Would you recommend Garibaldi over Joffre? I was thinking we'd go to Joffre until I saw this. Great video!
beautiful view bud. Great job! Video quality was good and narration was helpful.
Love this video so much! Thank you for all the tips and for showing this spot three times. My friends and I are planning a trip to BC and we have watched a few of your videos. They are so helpful and informative! Thanks so much :)
Hey thanks glad you found it helpful. Where are you from? Where are you planning on going?
Great video
Hey brother. I was planning on hiking from the parking lot to garibaldi and then make the way to Panaroma ridge. And then all the way back down. Is that possible in one day if i start at 6 AM. Without using a flashlight
You won’t have any problems doing both hikes in a day starting at 6am but be prepared anyways just in case
The lake is really great n awesome, wonderful experience ❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉👍👌
haha yesss it really is super nice!
Oh man! really appreciate the effort.. Thank you very much!!
Thank you for this video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Let me know if you make it up! :P
Major respect for you my dude!
I am love your persistence
Thanks =) feels like this was a while ago haha..
Nice vid... inspired to do these hikes now!
I loved the video and I just subscribed :D
hey thanks =)
Great video :) I’m hoping to do garibaldi lake this summer (once Covid-19 is over). It looks beautiful up there.
yeah if you’ve never gone do it. I think there going to be opening up the parks pretty soon
wow our province is so beautiful
How long was the lesser garabaldi lake trail?
Pammorama ridge haha.
Spamorama
Hi Doug! Two questions:
1) if we start at 5am, can we do Panorama Ridge and be back by 9pm? We have done easy to moderate hikes in the past and are in ok-ish shape
2) is there a route back from Panorama Ridge that would allow us to see Garibaldi Lake on the way back to the parking lot? If not, do you think it's a big loss? Would you rather we see the lake and miss Panorama ridge? Considering we would have seen some lakes in Jasper and Banff before we reach Whister. Would this lake be similar-ish to those ones? We only have a day in Whistler so we know we can't cram too much into it! Your advice will be SUPER helpful and much appreciated! Thanks for the awesome videos!
Hi there! If you start at 5am and not planning on be back until 9pm you can easily do all 3 trails. Panorama Ridge, Black Tusk and Garibaldi Lake. I can't remember how long each trail took me but its in the video. All the trails are well travelled in the summer and every intersections is mapped out though out the park. Garibaldi Lake is similar to a lot of lakes in Banff and Jasper but detouring to see it will likely only add an 1-2 hours to your day depending on how long you stay there.
@@youtubebydoug Thank you so much for the detailed response, Doug. Super helpful! From your last sentence, I'm assuming there isn't a way back from Panorama Ridge to the parking that would allow us to see the lake, right? We would have to make the extra time to go in that direction from the intersection, correct? Also: Would you recommend we go back from Whistler to Vancouver via the Sea to Sky highway? Are there any absolutely must-see points on that route? I've heard it can be pretty busy in the summer and we don't want to spend too much time on the road. We're coming from Toronto for the first time so we have very limited days and way too much to do!
Good video buddy, keep it up
thankss. long couple of days but glad people like the video =)
Thanks for the Vid. Going to try this in September.
That was exactly what happened to us 2 years back now i am going back for panorma ridge too, but im concerned now for bears
Good job👍🏼
Not sure why I was so motivated to do this haha
Amazing view.
Yeah it’s pretty amazing. Are you planning on doing one of these hikes?
@@youtubebydoug I just did it a couple days ago but I didn't go to the panoramic view.
Second time coming to BC and planning to go end of August of this year along with my girlfriend and some of my friends, honestly been watching all your videos and it definitely helped me a lot on planning our itinerary! There were lots of places you covered that I wished I discovered sooner! Hope to see more videos!
Hey Andrei. Thanks. Yeah i've lived in Vancouver all my life and i'm still discovering new things. Where are you planning on going this August in BC?
UA-cam By Doug we’re originally from Saskatoon and I made an itinerary of 2 days in kelowna, 3 days in whistler and 4 days in vancouver with plenty of activities set such as water rafting, jet ski, and so. We followed your guide and have added panorama ridge and tunnel bluffs hike to our itinerary as well 🥳 really hoping it all goes well considering COVID-19.
Thank you!
Can you refill water anywhere? The campsite maybe?
the two campsites pull water from garibaldi lake or a nearby creek. it’s unfiltered water and there’s warning signs not to drink from there. That being said there are several creeks and running water throughout the hike. it’s ice cold glacier water and that’s where I and a majority of people doing the hike refill their water. obviously it’s your call if you want to take the risk
You stopped at lesser garibaldi lake while thinking it was the garibaldi lake? Really?????? you make my day :-D
Lol yeah it was my first time hiking garibaldi and it was the middle of summer so I was dying to jump into the lake. Turns out I was a little to excited haha
@@youtubebydoug did you do the Black tusk in the meantime? it seems to be a very challenging climb for the more experienced to reach the summit.
Garibaldi was on of my favorite Spots during the 3 1/2 week roundtrip. Even that most of the hike is a bit boring, or at least "unspectacular"... But The Barriere viewpoint is absolutely awesome and breathtaking
Did you do Black tusk? I could be wrong but I think there's two parts to it.. You hike to the base but you can go "off trail" and actually hike up to the tusk. This was the only time I attempted it and by the time I got to the base the fog got really thick. I could only see a meter or 2 in front of me. Had lunch but the fog was still there so I decided to hike back down.
Sounds like a nice trip. Where are you from anyways?
@@youtubebydoug I just saw some Videos about the hikes up and they all look challenging... Seems like a lot of people do this unprepared compared to the effort that this climb demands. I saw some asian guys on youtube who took the wrong way up and that was scary as hell. I wonder why Parks Canada didnt declare this Part as an alpine Route, well, at least we aint saw such a Note at the way points up... We have been to lake o hara and made the yukness ledges alpine Route. That was absolutely awesome and was pretty easy for me (not for my wife ^^) but the Black tusk looks way more challenging. I am from germany by the way :-)
Yeah there’s a lot of people that take on hikes unprepared. You can probably get away with it on garbaldi during the summer because there’s just enough people up there but once that fog rolled in I tried waiting it out and had to bail. I’ll probably try again next summer. Oh nice so why did you decide on visiting Vancouver?
Love the video man! I'll be in Canada next month and want to do the Garibaldi Lake hike (Panorama) thanks to you! I will bring a 15kg tent, will this be doable to take with me during the whole hike?
Awesome
thanks!
I really want to do these hikes. Looks stunning. Maybe this summer. Any grizzlies up that way?
It's a really nice hike, long but stunning. There's bears but it's a popular trail, especially during summer so I wouldn't worry to much about it.
Stunning, beautiful! I missed the trip to the lake with friends last week, but definitely will go sometime next year, if not this month. Thanks for sharing!
Hey thanks for watching and commenting! It should be a lot less busy if you go this month but if not definitely check it out next year. It's gorgeous
How long did it take you from the parking lot to Panarama Ridge? Great video btw!
I mentioned it in the video but I can't off the top of my head remember how long it took me. It's a all day hike if you want to do it in one day and you're not camping at garibaldi. I would give yourself at least 10-12 hours to hike, enjoy the view and get back down.
To be honest, the most difficult part is to pass the first 6.5 (my tracker showed 7) km via winding serpentine of trail BEFORE the first lake. I was with kids, and we couldn't make it.
Oh yeah the first part is the most grueling. This isn't a easy hike but very rewarding. Hopefully you make it up next time.
UA-cam By Doug I hope so,too
WOW - !!!
How long is this hike?
Lool you crack me up.. is it snowing there now?? I'm flying to canada next week 😁
Yeah I was pretty determined that week hahah. There might be snow up there. I'm sure there's still a few people hiking Garibaldi just be prepaid, it'll be wet, raining and cold. Where are you coming from anyways?
Hey man awesome review! I'm from mississauga, ontario and we don't get anything remotely beautiful to this view. Do you run into bears on this trail?
hey sweet. how did you find my videos?? there’s bears in the area but its a crowded hike in the summer so if you’re prepared you shouldn’t worry to much about it
@@youtubebydoug Another youtube vid of garibaldi lake popped up on my recommended page. and then was like "i have to come here" haha
that's good to know man. appreciate it!
I would love to potentially backpack this area, but am concerned about how busy it may be with all the day hikers. Did it feel overwhelming with too many people at the top?
It's popular a trail but it's far from the city. June to Augest it's busy (as is basically ever trail, especially over the weekends) but nothing crazy. If you want to avoid people don't go July through Augest, go during the weekdays, its pretty isolated after Labor day, or if you go during a random weekday in May
@@youtubebydoug The snow is still pretty deep and the lake will likely be frozen in May though, something to take into consideration!
10:00 your video worth more than 100 views. Thanks and good luck buddy.
Hey thanks I appreciate it. This has definitely gotten bigger then I expected
How many hours was panoramic view from the parking lot?
Round trip? It sort of depends on how fast you go, your fitness level and the weather. It took me 11 hours round trip but I took my time, the weather took at least 30 minutes for the fog to move out of the way so you could get those views of the lake (others waited over 2 hours) and I spent at least a hour at the top. You could definitely do it quicker if you wanted.
UA-cam By Doug thank you for the reply. I dunno if we can still catch the bus if we proceed to panoramic view. Thanks for the reply! Will be doing this on September 1st 😊 hopefully the weather will be good.
How long will you have at garibaldi?
UA-cam By Doug the LIVV bus will leave downtown by 7:30am and there website says will be leaving by 6:30pm.
You know what I think I did the panorama hike in 10 hours but I probably could have finished it in 7-8 hours if I rushed and I dent have to wait for the fog to move. I’m assuming you’ll get there around 9am. So you could definitely do it. Let me know how it goes!
Great vid, Doug! Do you think one could do Garibaldi Lake and Panorama Ridge in one day?
Hi I love your videos! How did your feet feel towards the end of the Panorama Ridge hike? I’ve walked 24 km in one day before, but I cannot imagine hiking 30!
if you can do 24 I’m sure you can do 30! just make sure you have good shoes!
lmao props on the dedication
Did u do panorama ridge in one day ?
I did. If you go during the spring/summer you can do garibaldi lake and panorama ridge in a single day. If you go now, during winter I’m not sure how long it would take... bring snowshoes though and get there early.
Yup I am thinking of going in summer
Thanks it was helpful
Nice job! Will check this out, but I think it'[s closed covid.
Heeyyy. Thanks! I think it's probably open now but double check before you go.
Nice but music too loud at times
Yeah. Hopefully I'm getting better at blending the audio in my newer videos
Love the videos Doug, question! How long is the walk/hike to the waters edge of Garibaldi ?
any good question. from what I remember (haven’t been this year) I think it’s about 5 hours. plus you’ll probably want to spend some time up there. it’s a half a day thing, full day of you wanna do panorama ridge or go further up
Only a 100 views? 40,000 later lol
It's PANorama Ridge - NOT PAMorama Ridge. You keep saying it with an M.
hahah yeah I never noticed that.
“Only 100 views”… 57k views!
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PANORAMA NOT PAM
Should have told about day pass which we need to get 6 am in morning. We wasted 4 hours of drive as pass were sold out.
The day passes started recently because they want people to social distance.. if they are sold out there are other parks you can go too. Check out Joffre lake (no day passes needed there).
The music is horrible and way too loud.
Quick question I want to camp at Garibaldi, but I heard you need to make a reservation. Is that true? And also can we just camp at a random area?
i've actually never camped up there but check on the bc parks website. I know a lot of people just park at the walmart in squamish or camp up some service roads in the area.
This is why our national parks get overcrowded
So it takes 3 hours to hike here