Photos from Garibaldi Provincial Park, near Vancouver (and even nearer Whistler) in British Columbia. The park includes the most easily accessible stretch of the BC Coast Mountains.

Alaska · Day hikes  Assiniboine  Bugaboos · Hikes  Canadian Rockies  Garibaldi · Hikes  Lake O'Hara  Mount Robson   · Berg Lake hike	Wildflowers from Singing Pass, near Whistler	Hanging glacier and waterfall, Garibaldi	View from the Panorama Ridge, Garibaldi Provincial Park
Click on the images for larger versions. Images may be used freely.	The Black Tusk from the Panorama Ridge trail	Moss-draped forest, BC Coast Mountains	Glaciated peaks from the Musical Bumps trail
	Wedgemount Lake	Storm over Fitzsimmons Creek	Wildflower meadows

Garibaldi Provincial Park, near Vancouver, preserves part of British Columbia's Coast Mountains. Although far less well-known abroad than Canada's iconic Rocky Mountains, the coastal range is both enormous (it stretches some thousand miles north-south) and magnificient, including as it does the highest peak in Canada outside of the Yukon (Mount Waddington at 4019 meters). Hiking in the northern reaches of the range is hampered by a lack of driveable roads, trails, and guidebooks, but there are dozens of what look like great trails within a couple of hours drive of Vancouver. These photos were taken in three days of hiking out of Whistler, within Garibaldi Provincial Park.