Sandy Cove Trail
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The Sandy Cove Trail is a peaceful forest hike near Harrison Hot Springs that will take you to two scenic vantage points with views of Harrison Lake. The initial part of the trail is a bit rocky but transitions into a lovely forested walk to Sandy Cove Beach before continuing on to Whippoorwill Point. This quick hike offers a nice retreat with calming views over the water.
Getting there
To reach the trailhead for the Sandy Cove Trail from Agassiz, head northwest on BC-9 and turn right onto Hot Springs Road. Continue on for 4.0mi and turn left onto Esplanade Avenue. You will find the parking area straight ahead in 492ft.
About
When to do | Year-Round |
Backcountry Campsites | No |
Pets allowed | Yes - On Leash |
Family friendly | Yes |
Route Signage | Average |
Crowd Levels | Moderate |
Route Type | Lollipop |
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Sandy Cove Trail Description
The Sandy Cove Trail is a popular family-friendly hike that sets out from Harrison Hot Springs and travels along the water’s edge to reach a beautiful sandy beach and a scenic lookout at Whippoorwill Point. This trail has some minor changes in elevation, but they are more than manageable for hikers of all skill levels if you take your time.
The trail travels through a beautiful stretch of forest to arrive at Sandy Cove Beach, a peaceful spot to sit and look out over the serene waters of Harrison Lake. Continuing around the loop, you will have more amazing views over the water and surrounding mountains from another quiet viewpoint at Whippoorwill Point. This is a fantastic hike if you are looking for scenic views and a bit of peace and quiet on the trail.
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