Follow the common old exploration-road approach to the saddle north of the gas well, then take the short southwestern ridge along the animal path. The route leaves the last trees for open alpine with views over the former Bullmoose Mine. Return to the same saddle; this short branch does not reach the main Mount Spieker summit east of the saddle.
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Publisher’s source page · checked 2026-10-17http://assets.wnms.ca/brochures/mount-spieker-jan-2025.pdf
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Drive north from Tumbler Ridge on Highway 29 for approximately 8.8 km and turn onto Wolverine Forest Service Road. At road kilometre 12.2, turn right onto Perry Creek Road and follow it past the mine. Take the right branch at kilometre 10.2, left at kilometre 12 and right again at kilometre 13.7, continuing to the large gas-well clearing at the end. This is an industrial-road approach with mine and possible logging traffic; follow current signs, radio requirements and any access restrictions around the well.
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Map position: 55.11782, -121.40439 · destination reference point. Source-published recreation project point; not verified parking or trailhead. This point is not a confirmed starting point for the selected route option.
Follow the common old exploration-road approach to the saddle north of the gas well, then take the short southwestern ridge along the animal path. The route leaves the last trees for open alpine with views over the former Bullmoose Mine. Return to the same saddle; this short branch does not reach the main Mount Spieker summit east of the saddle.
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On-route camping permission has not been established for this outing. Check the relevant land manager before planning an overnight stay; a mapped lake, cabin or previous tent location does not confirm permission.
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Short waterfall approach requires crossing Bullmoose Creek; high water can make the route impassable.
Moderate / 1 km · trip basis unconfirmedRead guide →Forest and meadow approach reaches the alpine lake. A higher return loop and mountain extensions require stronger navigation skills.
10 km round trip / 414 m gainRead guide →Mostly level forest approach to a canyon-side waterfall viewpoint, with a short side branch to a smaller fall.
Easy / 1.6 km round trip / Approx. 30 m gain · terrain estimateRead guide →Follow the TR Trail from Flatbed Falls toward creekside rock exposures and dinosaur tracks near Cabin Pool. The creek spur and same-path return are distinct from the other…
3 km round tripRead guide →
Photo: Miles Green · CC BY 2.0Waterfalls · Tumbler Ridge & MonkmanUpper views and a longer circuit explore different parts of the canyon. Water crossings and cliff exposure make the circuit more demanding.
12 km loop / 450 m gainRead guide →Ridge walk reaches a viewing bench, with separate upper-creek and much steeper base options.
Moderate / 3 km round tripRead guide →