Robinson Ridge and Cedar Loop

7.20 km
191m gain
2.50 hours
Level 3.0/5
3.0/5
Difficulty
Moderate
7.20
Distance
kilometres
191
Elevation Gain
metres
2.50
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

Robinson Ridge and Cedar Loop is a scenic forest route through the Kitimat backcountry, combining dense coastal forest with open areas and mountain scenery. The trail passes through varied terrain and near clear mountain lakes, offering a peaceful wilderness experience. The route is particularly appealing for hikers looking for a moderate forest hike with opportunities to enjoy views of the surrounding mountains and natural landscape. 

Leave No Trace

Please follow Leave No Trace principles: pack out all waste, stay on designated trails, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors.

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Getting There

Directions

From Kitimat, travel east along Forest Avenue and continue onto the South Hirsch Forest Service Road. Follow the forestry road toward the Robinson Ridge area and use the established access for the Robinson Ridge trail network. Some sections of the access road are rough and may require a 4WD/high-clearance vehicle.

Parking

Parking is available near the Robinson Ridge trail access. Space is limited and the access road is used by other recreational and forestry users. Park in an established pullout and do not block the road, gates, or trail access.

Safety & Preparation

  • The route includes steep and uneven sections, so sturdy hiking footwear is recommended.
  • Expect wet, muddy, and slippery conditions, particularly after rainfall.
  • Some areas may be marshy or have standing water.
  • Forest-service roads can be rough and may have active industrial or recreational traffic.
  • Bears and other wildlife are present in the surrounding wilderness. Practice bear awareness and secure all food and garbage.
  • Cell service may be limited or unavailable.
  • Weather can change quickly, especially near higher elevations.
  • Bring navigation equipment, water, food, rain protection, and emergency supplies.
  • Check current road and trail conditions before setting out.
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