State/Province
British Columbia (BC)
Type
Free/Paid Access
π΅ Permit / Fee
Important Details
Summary
Paget Peak in Yoho National Park, British Columbia is a challenging hike that leads to a historic fire lookout perched high above the surrounding mountain ranges. The trail climbs steadily through forest before breaking into alpine terrain, with views opening up more and more as you gain elevation.
The hike is considered hard, with a sustained and steep uphill climb that requires good fitness and pacing. As you approach the summit, the effort is rewarded with panoramic views over Yoho National Park, including surrounding peaks, valleys, and distant glaciers.
At the top, the Paget Peak fire lookout provides a unique and scenic destination, making this a rewarding hike for those prepared for a more demanding ascent.
Camp Details
Site Conditions
Cost / Permit
Permit / Fee
Ideal For
Suitable For Motorhomes & RVs
4x4 / Clearance
Wind Exposure
Room For Other Tents/Vehicles
Level Sites
Max. Stay Duration
Additional Details
Amenities
Cell Service
Weak
Toilets
Showers
Laundry Facilities
Firepit
Water
Animal-Friendly
Respect The Land
Preserve these places, keep access open, and ensure others can enjoy the experience.
Pack In, Pack Out
Leave no garbage or trace of your visit.
Respect Nature
Avoid disturbing wildlife or ecosystems.
Follow Signage
Obey closures, permits, and local rules.
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Trail Details
TACOVENTURES provides trail information for reference only. Trail conditions, access, and routes may change at any time. Users are responsible for checking current conditions, closures, and local regulations before use. All activities are undertaken at the individual’s own risk, and TACOVENTURES is not liable for any injuries, damages, or issues resulting from use of this information.
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