Mt Warburton Pike
Park: Gulf Islands National Park, Saturna Island
2.6 km one way.
Terrain: Moderately gentle
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Elevations (in meters) |
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| Start: | 401 | End: | 265 | | Minimum: | 265 | Maximum: | 401 | | Net Gain: | 136 | Cumulative Gain: | 136 |
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Uses
| Dayhike | 3 boot (moderate). | | Suitable all year. |
Description
Access is through an ecological reserve, please respect this eco-system.
Features
This trail features animals (Mule deer), birds (Bald Eagle, Falcon, Turkey vulture), flowers and views.
Comments
Although this hike has been rated as "Can be done at any time of the year" this is highly dependent on the ferry schedule. Check for days with suitable sailings or make arrangements to stay in a bed and breakfast on the island (check the BC Accomodations Guide).
The following trails can be accessed from this trail:
History
The mountain is named after a pioneer settler who purchased land on Saturna Island in 1886, including the mountain. Pike was an author and explorer, he apparently committed suicide on Oct.20, 1915, there is a brass cairn at the north end of Dease Lake commemorating him.
For additional information see:
Other trails on Saturna Island
Other trails in Gulf Islands National Park
Trail-conditions
View trail condition reports for this trail.