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    The ultimate adventure guide

    David Kerruish
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    The trailhead.
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    As the trail pitches up above Rainbow Falls, take a moment to look behind at the valley below.
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    The first quarter of the trail largely follows an old forestry road.
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    Further up the valley the trail narrows, meandering through the forest.
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    Views up toward Mount Sproatt.
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    Stunning views across the valley.
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    A pristine winter scene en route to Rainbow Lake.
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    Blackcomb reappears as the trail winds up toward the lake.
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    A postcard-perfect view of the valley and Blackcomb Mountain.
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    Rainbow Lake.
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    Savour the vistas on your return from the lake.
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    Trail information.

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