Go Hike — Explore All Hiking Trails in Haida Gwaii

Discover every hiking trail across Haida Gwaii in one place. From forest loops and coastal walks to viewpoint climbs and culturally significant routes, this page brings together the growing list of Haida Gwaii hiking trails so you can easily plan your next adventure. Browse trail guides by community, difficulty, distance, or terrain, and explore the diverse landscapes that make Haida Gwaii one of British Columbia’s most unforgettable hiking destinations.

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  • Finding the Three Falls in the Blackwater Creek Waterfall Trails

    Finding the Three Falls in the Blackwater Creek Waterfall Trails

    The Blackwater Creek Waterfall Trails are a couple of hidden gems on Haida Gwaii. The two trails are short – clocking in at about 200 and 400 meters respectfully – and very remote; however, if one enjoys chasing waterfalls, these two routes are definitely worth the effort. As these trails are not well known, they…

  • Masset Cemetery Road Beach Access Trail

    Masset Cemetery Road Beach Access Trail

    The aptly named Masset Cemetery Road Beach Access Trail is exactly as it says: It is located adjacent to Masset Cemetery and provides straightforward access to South Beach. In this regard, it isn’t much of a hiking trail but serves a functional purpose. The trail is wide and flat, taking you through compacted sand and…

  • Exploring Damaxyaa Conservancy – Louise Dover Trail

    Exploring Damaxyaa Conservancy – Louise Dover Trail

    The Louise Dover Trail is located adjacent to the Haans Creek bridge, just before entering Sandspit. Initially conceived in the mid-1990s, the trail is named after Louise Dover, an influential woman of Haida ancestry who lived in the community of Sandspit. In many respects, the trail is an apt memorial and tribute because it introduces…

  • Smugglers Cove: A Delightful Beach

    Smugglers Cove: A Delightful Beach

    Smugglers Cove is tiny but its ease of access makes it far more attractive, in our view than the more popular Secret Cove. Smugglers Cove is literally right off the road whereas, with Secret Cove, you have to drive nearly an hour on rough logging roads and then hike a short trail.

  • Roughing It Out at Three Mile Creek Trail

    Roughing It Out at Three Mile Creek Trail

    The Three Mile Creek Trail is found deep within the Tlall Conservancy. Accessing it in the current day requires a bit of effort because the original point of entry – Survey Forest Service Road – was formally decommissioned in 2016 after years of disuse.

  • Ocean Views on the Government Docks

    Ocean Views on the Government Docks

    It might seem silly to write about the three Haida Gwaii Government Docks as trails – and believe me, I do feel kind of silly – but they are identified as “trails” in the Haida Gwaii Trails Strategy document (2011). I suspect this was probably done for funding purposes and to inflate the number of…

  • Hidden Beach Paradise – Secret Cove Trail

    Hidden Beach Paradise – Secret Cove Trail

    Secret Cove Trail is relatively flat and an easy hike. After making your way through lush ferns, alders, and beautiful spruce trees, you’ll come upon the trail’s namesake cove. Once here, take a dip in the Pacific Ocean; however, we do advise you to keep your clothes on!