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539-501 Wardle St, Hope, BC V0X 1L0, Canada
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What is the rating of Rotary Nature Trail?
Rotary Nature Trail is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 151 reviews.
Where is Rotary Nature Trail located?
539-501 Wardle St, Hope, BC V0X 1L0, Canada
Johnson Wang
Great scenery and vibes here. Also cool to see two different colored rivers merge together.
Glenda Bowley
Great cedar trees and views are spectacular.
Kerri Kendall
Pretty icy, but aside from that it was exactly what a person should expect from a River trail. Ended up having a fire at the river. Super peaceful.
TJ Harmony
Such a beautiful space to walk and take in the beauty Hope had to offer

Our visit was mid-week near the end of August. It wasn't too busy and felt well maintained.

The River was very low which allowed us a nice walk along the rocks. The oath was shaded and lovely to walk or bike.

Not too long so an enjoyable experience for the younger kids as well as the seniors in the group.
Wild Wanderlust Photography
Natural British Columbia at its finest. Dogs running around, people walking, river was low, nice rock hounding....i also found this plate with writing.?! Shattered on the rocks. Whoever this girl is.......? I hope she's at peace. / it seems like a beautiful spot to scatter some negative thoughts. 💚✌️
WILLIAM REN
Walking the pebbles on the Fraser River beach. Gazing the endless river. Listening to the music in your heart. Looking over the snowing mountains and having a feel what it might be like to fly. The river is still flowing, I breathe the fresh air and enjoy the sunshine on my shoulders
JD
Hope B.C. Nice forest trails along Coquihalla River which is a tributary of the Fraser River in the Cascade Mountains
Rod Neufeld
It looks like a nice place but we were there because it is also one of the provincial gold panning reserves

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