Lindeman Greendrop Trail — Attraction in Area E (Chilliwack River Valley)

Lindeman Lake is a popular hike for a reason! Here's why: Quick facts: Distance: 3.4 km (round trip) Elevation gain: 200 meters Difficulty: Moderate Time: About 2 hours Dogs: Allowed on leash Best time to visit: May to October What to expect: Steep start: The beginning is pretty steep, but it gets easier as you go. Beautiful views: The lake is stunning, surrounded by mountains and forest. Lots of people: This is a popular hike, so expect to see others. Limited parking: The parking lot fills up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays. Camping: There's a campground at the lake. Other lakes: You can keep going to Greendrop Lake for a longer hike. Tips: Go early: To avoid crowds and parking issues, start your hike early. Wear good shoes: The trail can be muddy and slippery. Bring water and snacks: You'll work up an appetite! Enjoy the scenery: Take your time and soak it all in.

Overall, Lindeman Lake is a great hike for people of all fitness levels. It's a beautiful place to spend a...

Lindeman Lake is an absolute treasure! The hike to the lake is moderately challenging, with stunning views of the forest, rocky trails, and the sound of rushing creeks keeping you company. The reward at the end is breathtaking—a crystal-clear, turquoise lake surrounded by towering trees and mountains. It’s the perfect spot to relax, have a picnic, or take in the beauty of nature.

The trail is well-maintained, but proper hiking shoes are a must, as there are some rocky and root-filled sections. Arrive early to avoid crowds and ensure you get parking. If you’re up for more adventure, you can extend your hike to Greendrop Lake.

Overall, this hike is an amazing experience that I highly recommend to anyone looking for a peaceful and scenic outdoor adventure. Can’t...

This was a very nice hike. Do not let the first 1/4 or so lull you into a false sense of ease. It soon starts to rise, and is strewn with rocks and roots. Not that its impassable, but it does get steeper. The metal bridge is about the halfway point, and it is in very good shape. The trail is a pretty good climb for at least 1/2 of the way, then begins to level out, of course, towards the lake. Weather was great, and warm. The lake is quite picturesque, and someone was actually there with a paddleboard she inflated once she got there. Several camping platforms (8?) and a latrine are there for campers. It was a great hike there and back, but again, be ready for a fairly steep and...