Syncline Trail – Canyonlands National Park
Trail running in the coast mountains of BC more often than not involves beginning with hours of ascent up a mountain in order to bag a summit before turning around […]
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Devils Garden Loop – Arches National Park
As a first introduction to Moab and its many surrounding National/State Parks we headed straight to Arches National Park. We decided to run around Devil’s Garden, an area in the […]
Zion – The Narrows
At the end of Zion National Park’s main canyon the road finishes and one of the world’s most unique “trails” starts. I’m not really sure I can call it a […]
Zion – Angel’s Landing
Zion National Park’s jewel in the crown has to be Angel’s Landing. A striking tower of rock that juts out into the canyon some 1500ft high and only 1ft wide […]
Zion – Observation Point
Zion National Park is incredible. We were lucky to get a camping spot in the heart of Springdale, only a few minutes walk from the park entrance. The Zion National […]
Mt. McGuire, Chilliwack
With summer hanging on in there for another weekend and waking up to clear skies in the East, we made the most of the weekend weather and headed for Mt. […]
Mount Price, Garibaldi Provincial Park
Took a lucky break in the weather and headed to Garibaldi Provincial Park to scramble up Mount Price. Lying south of Garibaldi Lake, Mount Price offers incredible 360 views of […]
Opal Cone, Garibaldi Provincial Park
Spent a night at Elfin Lakes and decided to make the most of being in Garibaldi Provincial Park by scrambling up Opal Cone – an extinct volcano. A four-hour round […]
Skyline – EC Manning Park
The Fat Dog 120, with 8673m of elevation gain, is regarded as one of the toughest ultra marathons in the world, by Outside Magazine. This weekend, I was honoured to […]
The Enchantments – Cascade Mountains
Magic. Otherworldly. Imposing. Patagonian. Moon-scape-ish. Actually, scrap that, I’m making words up trying to find the right superlatives. This post is going to be a little different from others because […]
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