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Categories : Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area (2)

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Articles [Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area]

Bill Maurer

Coquihalla Summit Expansion Map

Posted by Bill Maurer, 7 years ago in Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area.12851 hits
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John Baldwin

Expand the Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area

Posted by John Baldwin, 7 years ago in Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area.8127 hits
** This article is out of date ** Latest version is here  Issue Lead Advocate - John Baldwin I've been updating the Coquihalla Summit ski and hiking map (which is now out - metric and a bigger scale) and in the process did a bunch of trips to the ridges north of Coquihalla Mountain. The area is stunning and offers outstanding alpine hiking. I've been to Illal and Coquihalla before but this year we poked around a bit more and it struck me that this area would be a perfect...
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