David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
01/28/2018
The sign that marks the start of the BCMC ascent.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
The morning light filtering onto a fresh dusting of snow.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
Rocks and roots dominate the early part of the trail.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
01/28/2018
Unlike the neighboring Grouse Grind, the BCMC Trail is open all year. Bring microspikes for the upper reaches in winter and spring.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
01/28/2018
The frequent red trail markers make it easy to stay on course.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
01/28/2018
A rare moment to view the clear sky through the usually dense canopy.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
01/28/2018
The upper reaches of the trail begin to level off.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
01/28/2018
The meandering trail becomes a lot more enjoyable as it approaches Pipeline Road at the top.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
01/28/2018
The final stretch approaching the Grouse lodge. In the summer the lodge a welcome respite from the heat; in winter it is a lovely place to warm up and dry out.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
Views over Burrard Inlet and Vancouver start to emerge in the last few minutes of the trail.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
Exceptional views from the Grouse Lodge.
David Kerruish
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
Exceptional views from the Grouse Lodge.