Giant’s Head Hike
Giant’s Head Hike

Giant’s Head Hike

Okanagan Valley
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Giant’s Head Hike

Giant’s Head Hike

Distance: 1.0mi
Elevation: 318ft
Time: 0.5-1h

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Looking for the ultimate family-friendly hike in Summerland, BC? You’re in luck! The Giant’s Head Hike is tailor-made for all skills levels. To top it off, it snakes to unreal views of Okanagan Lake tucked into the lush, rolling valley sprawled below. You can find more trails laced throughout the area leading to Giant’s Head, making it possible to amp up your heart rate if you’re in the mood for more exercise and intensity!

Giant’s Head Hike Map

Getting there

To get to Giant’s Head Hike from Summerland, head to Giants Head Road and drive for around 1.2mi before parking. Park at the bottom of the hill if you want to tackle a more intense hike or continue driving up Giant’s Head Road until you reach the top parking lot.

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When to do

May - October

Backcountry Campsites

No

Pets allowed

Yes - On Leash

Family friendly

Yes

Route Signage

Good

Crowd Levels

Moderate

Route Type

Out and back


Giant’s Head Hike
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Giant’s Head Hike Description

The Giant’s Head Hike in the Okanagan Valley is a lovely walk for all ages! You’ll find a network of trails laced throughout the area, all leading to Giant’s Head. For example, several people opt to park at the bottom of the hill and follow The Grind trail or the Friendly Giant Trail or veer off on the Upper Loop Trail.

However, this route guide takes you from the top parking lot along The Grind trail to the top. You can follow the same path back the way you came after admiring the views at Giant’s Head or follow the East Ridge trail to form a loop. The East Ridge Trail eventually meets up with Giants Head Road, which will take you back to the parking lot.

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