Hi Deisy, It’s impossible to know what the conditions will be like in a few weeks. There isn’t any snow on the ground there yet this year, but that could change at any time. In late October you probably won’t need snowshoes but you might need microspikes or crampons as the trail can get really icy, especially in the morning. Also be sure to get there early in the morning and pack a headlamp as you will likely be coming back down at least partially in the dark. To keep up to date on conditions you can check out my post on how to find trail conditions for Vancouver as it has lots of great resources: https://dawnoutdoors.com/trail-conditions-vancouver/ Keep checking on the conditions in the week before your trip to ensure you have the lastest info.