Spipiyus Provincial Park

Spipiyus Provincial Park, also called the Caren Range, is a 29.79-square-kilometre protected area on British Columbia’s Sechelt Peninsula north of Halfmoon Bay. It preserves pockets of old-growth forest that provide habitat for the marbled murrelet and is known for rugged access, elevated views, and a backcountry character. More than 55 kilometres of high-clearance four-wheel-drive trails connect hiking routes, lakes, and outlooks, including along the former logging Halfmoon-Carlson Forest Service Road. Two summits rise above 1,200 metres: Mount Hallowell, reached by a maintained trail to a historic fire lookout tower, and nearby Spipiyus Peak, a higher but largely unmaintained route.

British Columbia · Canada