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    Stawamus Chief First, Second, and Third Peak Loop

    Stawamus Chief Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada

    The Stawamus Chief First, Second, and Third Peak Loop is a demanding mountain hike near Squamish that climbs across all three summits of the iconic granite Chief. The route rewards hikers with expansive views of Howe Sound, Squamish, surrounding valleys, and the Coast Mountains.

    Stawamus Chief First, Second, and Third Peak Loop
    6.8 km
    Distance
    772 m
    Dénivelé positif
    5-7 hr
    Meilleur moment
    Mai – Oct
    Meilleure saison

    Points forts

    Vue depuis le sommetVue panoramiqueVue sur l'océanVue sur la montagneForêt

    Aperçu

    The Three Peaks Loop is the most complete way to experience the Stawamus Chief, linking First, Second, and Third Peak in one strenuous adventure. The trail begins with a steep forest climb before reaching exposed granite, ladders, chains, and sections where hikers may need to use their hands for balance and upward movement. Each summit offers a different perspective, with wide views over Howe Sound, Squamish, and the surrounding mountains. Completing all three peaks requires substantially more effort than visiting First Peak alone and involves repeated climbing and descending between summits. It is best suited to hikers comfortable with steep, rugged terrain and some exposed sections.

    Meilleure période pour y aller

    Mai – Oct offre les meilleures conditions météo et visibilité.

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