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2.6 miles
Distance
2,742 ft
Climb
-174 ft
Descent
05:10:37
Avg time
2,568 ft
Altitude change
3,305 ft
Altitude min
5,889 ft
Altitude max
3,313 ft
Altitude start
5,883 ft
Altitude end
18.4%
Grade
-31.6%
Grade max
81.4%
Grade min
2 miles
Distance climb
1,854 ft
Distance down
712 ft
Distance flat
05:10:37
Avg time
Mount Myra Details
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Riding AreaStrathcona Provincial Park
Comox, British Columbia -
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Local Popularity70 in Hiking [+]
- 25 in Trail Running
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Hiking SAC ScaleT5 Demanding Alpine Hiking
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Trail TypeWilderness Trail
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Physical RatingHard
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Trail VisibilitySometimes hard to follow
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SeasonLate Spring - late Summer (snow dependent)
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Alpine TrailYes
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Dogs AllowedYes
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eBike Allowed
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This beautiful alpine wilderness trail starts at Tennent where you cross the concrete weir. From here you wind your way into the upper alpine and pass by a popular backcountry camp spot, Sandbag Lake. Continue on weaving your way towards the summit scrambling up rocky ledges and steep gullies. The summit offers amazing 360' views of nearby mountains and lakes, a true gem of Vancouver Island. Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles.
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Some scrambling and exposure.
Traditionally Indigenous Territory
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(49.552330, -125.638100)
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Nearby Trails
- Tennent Lake Trail 2 miles
- Upper Myra Falls Trail 2 miles
- Arnica Lake Trail 3 miles
- Tennent Road 3 miles
- Phillips Ridge Route 5 miles
Strathcona Provincial Park
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Where is Mount Myra located?
Mount Myra is located in Strathcona Provincial Park, Comox, British Columbia, Canada. It is part of the Strathcona Provincial Park trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 49.55233, -125.6381.
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How hard is Mount Myra?
Mount Myra is rated as Black Diamond difficulty. The physical rating is Hard. The average grade is 18.4%.
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What is the elevation gain for Mount Myra?
Mount Myra has 2,742 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 174 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 3,305 ft to 5,889 ft.
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Is Mount Myra a point to point trail?
Mount Myra is not a point to point trail. The direction is Both Directions. The trail type is wilderness trail.
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