The Skyline Trail | A Backpacking Guide to Jaspers Most Popular Hiking Trail
The Skyline Trail is the King of all Jasper National Park hikes! It’s the highest, most popular and commonly referred to as the most scenic trail in the park. Alpine hiking enthusiasts will salivate as they work their way across the 25km of trail that weaves on the ridges above the treeline. The trail exhibits […]
Hiking Mt Assiniboine – Complete Backpacking Guide & Maps
Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park is one of the most spectacular and pristine hiking playgrounds in the Canadian Rockies. Nestled at the base of Mt Assiniboine, the camping/hiking areas are surrounded by monstrous peaks, endless alpine meadows, larch trees and picturesque turquoise lakes. For some it takes a long climb, for others, it takes a 7 […]
Rohr Lake & Mt Rohr Summit Trail, Duffey Lake Provincial Park, BC
Mount Rohr is a fantastic overnight/day hiking opportunity in Duffey Lake Provincial Park. The route to Rohr Mountain is rugged and passes by the beautiful turquoise coloured Rohr lake before branching off to the summit. The views from the summit are phenomenal and provide hikers with an unmatched view of the most prominent glaciers and […]
The Cape Scott Trail Hiking Guide, ‘Everything You Need to Know’
The Cape Scott Provincial Park highlights the absolute best of Vancouver island. The 48km (out and back trail) journeys across breathtaking coastline, white sand beaches, dense coastal rainforest and showcases the best of West Coast wildlife. It’s an unforgettable journey that follows the rugged remains of wagon trails left behind by Danish Settlers in the […]
How to Hike the Juan De Fuca Trail – ‘Everything you need to know’
The Juan De Fuca Marine Trail (JDF) is a Vancouver Island coastal hiking classic. The route stretches 47km along the spectacular Western Shoreline of the Southern Island. It’s a coastal hikers dream and days on the trail are filled with unbelievable beach crossings, dense rainforest, abundant wildlife and non-stop crashing waves. The JDF is well […]
How To Pack For Overnight Hikes – A Beginners Guide
Getting ready for an overnight backpacking trip can be a daunting task for a first timer or a seasoned veteran. When packing for a hiking trip you need to find the perfect balance. Sometimes this means forgoing some comforts for reduced pack weight. Listed below is all of the gear I carry when on the […]
Hudson Bay Mountain Summit via Crater Lake Trail, Smithers BC
The Hudson Mountain Summit is one of the most extraordinary viewpoints in Smithers. It’s accessed via the Hudson Bay Mountain Ski Area and allows hikers to walk in the sub-alpine for the entire duration of the trail. Crater Lake and the miles of rolling meadows look unbelievable with the backdrop of magnificent peaks. Better yet, […]
Elfin Lakes Trail Hiking Guide, Garibaldi Provincial Park, BC
The Elfin Lakes trail is a fantastic moderate hike which grants easy access to the renowned Garibaldi Provincial Park Backcountry. Camping is permitted at the two beautifully small lakes perched in the mountains. It’s the perfect day or overnight trip for experienced and amateur hikers alike. Mountain biking is permitted on the trail and is […]
Mount Elizabeth, the Highest Hike in Kitimat, BC
The Mount Elizabeth summit is a spectacle. It towers over the Kitimat range at 1885m. Trailblazers willing to hike its brutally steep and rugged path will be graciously rewarded 360° views of the mountains, valleys, town of Kitimat and the Douglas channel. The ridge portion of the hike is stunning, and many hikers choose […]
Grey Mountain Summit & Ridge Trail – Whitehorse, Yukon
The Grey Mountain trail is a very scenic, accessible and easy trail located in the heart of Whitehorse. The hike rewards you with fabulous views of the city, the Yukon River, Marsh lake, Lake Laberge and the surrounding mountains. It’s a close-to-town classic and is the ideal way to get to know the area. The […]
