Pemberton Trails

Updated: May 7, 2012
Trails are in stellar shape!

If your traveling to Pemberton make sure to buy a Pemberton Trail Map from the shop for just $10! Partial proceeds go to fund maintenance and future trail expansion.
Trail NameConditionDetails
Mosquito Lake North (Jim Jam, etc.)OpenNew bridge at the bottom of Jim Jam, new backfill on the roots on Hand Job. Some A-hole has been riding an ATV up the trails.
Happy TrailOpen
Giv’rOpen
Upper and Lower Indy 500Open
Blood Sweat and FearOpen
Lower MackenzieOpen
CreampuffOpen
Grumpy GrouseOpen
Middle Earth Closed
Big NIMBY (aka Upper Happy, includes 'Let it Go'Open
StimulusOpenBlowdown cleared!
Bob GnarlyOpen
Meat GrinderOpen
Mackenzie FSROpenClear to 1st launch
Mission Impossible/Radio TowerOpenNew work on Moosejah.
One Mile Lake Trails (Lumpy’s, K2 etc.)OpenSome snow on the flats at the end of Lumpy's; K2 and Breakaway are clear of blowdown.
Waco ConnectorOpen
EconolineOpen
Upper Mackenzie Cruise, Cop KillerOpenHaven't heard about blowdown yet.
Gravitron/GravitroutClosed
Overnight SensationOpenFreshly buffed!
PhDOpenRumour has it PhD is good to ride!
Meat GrinderOpenHmmm.. I have deja vu.

Duffy Lake Road Snowshoe Routes

The Duffy Lake Road (highway 99 north from Pemberton to Lillooet) climbs steeply from the Pemberton valley, gaining about 3500 feet of altitude over 16 km. A half-hour drive from Pemberton, at Cayoosh Pass old logging roads reach into the side valleys, providing gentle open spaces that are ideal for snowshoe and XC routes. More adventurous snowshoers can tackle the Joffre Lakes trail, which climbs past three lakes right to the alpine. Copies of this map are available at the shop, as are rental snowshoes.


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