Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail, Forest trail in Mount Revelstoke National Park, Canada.
The Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail features an elevated wooden pathway that winds through ancient western red cedars reaching heights of 50 meters.
The boardwalk construction in Mount Revelstoke National Park began in 1986 to protect the sensitive root systems of thousand-year-old cedar trees.
The trail functions as an outdoor education center where visitors learn about the ecological importance of old-growth forests in British Columbia.
The 500-meter loop trail maintains wheelchair accessibility throughout the year and includes multiple rest areas with interpretive signs about local wildlife.
Trees along this trail contain specialized adaptations that allow them to survive in the mountain climate for over ten centuries.
GPS coordinates: 51.10697,-117.90644
Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:20
British Columbia stretches from the Pacific coast to the Rocky Mountains, offering geological diversity and varied ecosystems. The region includes geothermal springs such as Liard River Hot Springs and Keyhole Hot Springs, ancient coastal forests at Cathedral Grove and Carmanah Walbran, and tide pools at Botanical Beach. The territory contains volcanic formations at Spotted Lake, fjords like Princess Louisa Inlet, and waterfalls including Takakkaw Falls and Hunlen Falls. Provincial parks such as Cape Scott, Mount Edziza, and Valhalla protect extensive wilderness areas. The natural features range from cave systems like Cody Caves to fossil beds at Burgess Shale, which preserve Cambrian marine life. First Nations cultural sites, including the Haida Heritage Centre and Stein Valley Nlaka'pamux Heritage Park, provide insight into Indigenous history and land stewardship. Coastal stretches like Sombrio Beach and Combers Beach, along with marine protected areas such as Desolation Sound, offer access to Pacific waters. The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Vancouver represents historic Chinese landscape design. Visitors find hiking trails through old-growth forests, suspension bridges over gorges, and remote mountain lakes across this geographically diverse province.
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