Honeymoon in Garibaldi

Elfin Lakes Trail	The route is an old road once used to	access the old Diamond Head Lodge	-- now a part of history.
The road climbs to approximately 3,100	feet from sea level and is completely	surrounded by mountains:	the Tantalus Range to the west,
Mt. Garibaldi and Diamond Head to the	north, Mt. Mamquam to the east.	All have glaciers cascading to tree the line	(the Garibaldi Massif is an old volcano).
The sides have eroded away leaving	a lava plug that still stands today.	As the vistas open up, you can see	Mt. Atwell, aka Diamond Head for
its diamond shaped peak, to the north,	mostly composed of compressed unstable muds.	DIAMOND HEAD	Before and during the last ice age,
approximately 15-20,000 years ago,	Garibaldi Provincial Park was one of the	premier volcanic areas of the Cascades.