Stephen Hui

**An all-new follow-up to southwestern British Columbia’s best-selling hiking guidebook — now featuring trails on the islands and in northern Washington.** David and Mary Macaree’s iconic *103 Hikes in Southwestern British Columbia* has been the province’s most popular and trusted hiking guide for nearly fifty years. Inspired by their beloved classic, Stephen Hui carries on their legacy with hikes across a wider area and range of abilities; an at-a-glance summary of all the hikes in the book; tips for hiking safely and ethically; full-colour topographical maps; a rating system for hike quality and difficulty; Indigenous place names where appropriate; and shorter or longer options for many outings. Extensively researched and field-tested, *105 Hikes* is your new go-to day-hiking guide for trails around the region.

**Discover 55 of the most scenic hikes near Vancouver, each with an exciting destination to reward your efforts.** Towering waterfalls, ancient forest giants, colourful wildflower meadows, sparkling swimming holes, and exhilarating viewpoints. These are the destinations that take a hike from great to unforgettable. And southwestern British Columbia has all of these within an easy drive of Vancouver. Stephen Hui, bestselling author of *105 Hikes*, shares 55 new day trips that celebrate the region’s natural and cultural history, from the panoramic peaks of the Duffey Lake corridor near Whistler to the rocky shores of the Gulf Islands, and from gleaming alpine lakes east in the Chilliwack Valley to lush conifer forests in northern Washington. *Destination Hikes* includes detailed trail descriptions, colour photographs, topographic maps, and points of interest to help you make the most of your hike, whether it’s a quick ramble or a full-day adventure with family.

From bestselling hiking guidebook author (and dad) Stephen Hui comes a collection of fun-filled hikes field-tested by parents and kids. The best thing about hiking with kids is appreciating nature as a whole family. But hiking with kids can be challenging when little ones get tired, cold, or hungry. This book carefully chooses trails for kids of a variety of ages and skill levels, ranging in distance from 2km/1.2 miles (great for toddlers) to 12km/7.5 miles (for older or energetic kids). All are easy to get to so kids have more time to explore stops at suspension bridges, hollow trees, ghost towns, beaches, lakes, and vistas. Each route features a clear reference map and full-colour photos, plus: • a description of trail highlights • detailed directions to the trailhead • a snapshot of the best season, difficulty, length, high point, and elevation gain • a fun fact related to the plants, animals, or history of the trail