Cabins with wood-burning stoves are located at Batchelor Lake, Edwards Lake, McNair Lake, and near the summit of Mount Steele. All but the expert 3.8-mile (6.2-km) return trail to Mount Steele are rated as intermediate runs. Bring your skins, as many of the approaches climb the steep-sided, clear-cut hillsides to Gilbert and Edwards Lakes. Trails lead from the cabin at Edwards Lake up to the Mount Steele cabin above or down to the cabin near McNair Lake. A popular loop route runs from the parking lot to Edwards Lake and then returns via the cabin at Bachelor Lake.

For more information on these trails as well as to obtain a trail map, contact the Forest Service district office in Powell River, or stop by the Forest Service field office in Sechelt, 1975 Field Road, to obtain a free copy of The Trails of the Lower Sunshine Coast. Contact BC Parks for a trail map of Tetrahedron Provincial Park, and the Tetrahedron Ski Club is another good source of information. The club also operates a snow phone during winter months; (604) 740-3030. For experienced, avalanche-prepared skiers, there's backcountry ski touring in the Panther Peak section of the park.