To truly enjoy the park, leave the car at the upper parking lot at the summit and explore the trails. One trail leads to the "Icebox", a shaded rock cleft where the snow lasts through the summer.

Walk through the alpine meadows filled with wildflowers or visit one of the beautiful alpine lakes.

The 600 m "Giant Cedars Boardwalk" is a walk through a living museum. This short boardwalk will take you into the heart of an ancient old growth rainforest, with 600 year old Cedar Trees. Benches are provided so you may relax & enjoy the serene forest atmosphere. There is also a picnic area at the foot of the boardwalk.

The 1.2 km "Skunk Cabbage Trail" leads you through a fragile wetland home to the skunk cabbage plant and a stopover for migratory birds. The wetland is inhabited by muskrat, beaver, and a host of birds - definitely the best birdwatching in the parks. Enjoy a picnic at the trailhead as well.

Backcountry campgrounds are available at Eva & Jade lakes, and campers must use the designated campsites in these areas. Random backcountry camping is permitted almost anywhere that is 5 km or more from the nearest road. There is a backcountry shelter at Eva Lake as well.