Canada E. C. Manning Provincial Park lies where the Cascade Range extends northward into British Columbia from Washington. Its abundance of vibrant meadows and scenic peaks make it a favored destination among hikers from near and far.
Possibilities range from effortless nature walks to multi-day backpacking expeditions.
During the winter months, the park is popular with snowshoers and skiers and has a variety of routes that are suited for their activities. Manning Park is treasured as one of southwestern British Columbia's mountainous jewels and is a place you will never forget. Located south of Lightning Lake, Frosty Mountain is the highest point in Manning Provincial Park. The destination for hikers is the East Peak, which is slightly lower than the mountain's rugged West Peak. The trailhead is by the eastern end of Lightning Lake, across a dam from the day use area .