Sechelt Trails Map
The town of Sechelt is nestled on a narrow isthmus of land with the Strait of Georgia on one side and Sechelt Inlet on the other. The name Sechelt actually means "land between two waters" and was named after the shishalh who are the original First Nations people of the region.
To access the area, travel northwest on Hwy. 101 (Sunshine Coast Highway) from Gibsons approximately 23 kms. I've included the Porpoise Bay, Sandy Hook, and Tuwanek areas into the Sechelt general area.
Many of the trails that follow along the powerline or connect to the
powerline access road have no names. These trails are generally
appropriate for both hikers and bikers. Other than the Heritage Trail
which is easy, I would rate these trails as intermediate. There is some
blow down and minor obstacles on some of the trails as well.
I will be adding a page for Kinnikinnick Park and trails in the near future.
Click on a trail in the map below to see details
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