Difficulty: Challenging, the trail is still rough in stretches with large elevation gains and losses. Some VERY STEEP sections.

Sub-Trails: West Tin Hat Mountain (81.4 - 88.4 km Tin Hat (88.4 - 95.4 km) March Lake (95.4 - 102.4 km) Elk Lake Loop (102.4 - 120.5 km) Walt Hill (120.5 - 125.9 km) Suicide Pass (125.9 - 129 km) Blue Ridge (129 - 132.3 km) Eagle River (132.3 - 136 km) Attractions: Mountain top views of Powell River's backcountry and oceans. Sub-alpine hike with old growth forest, varied vegetation, lots of wildlife, and glorious swimming in isolated lakes. For the berry pickers, there's an abundant choice of blueberries and mushrooms in the late summer. Tinhat Mountain @ 89.6 km 360 degree views of more than two dozen lakes, many mountain ranges and the Straits. A must see trip for visitors to Powell River - preferably on a day with visibility. Lewis Lake campsite fishing, swimming, boating March Lake Old Growth Zone @ 103.6 km (cedar) & 105.2 km (fir) Elk Lake Campsite @ 109.5 km swimming, view knoll Coyote Lake @ 116.0 km swimming, view bluff Walt Hill @ 121 km to 125 km; old Growth ridge walk with awesome views Suicide Pass @ 126 km old growth riparian zone historic logging rail road grade Variable Retention logging practices trail relocated along edge of cut block from 132 km to 133 km, & again @135 km