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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Mount Ellinor, Olympic National Park – WS
With a week vacation and wild fires raging in BC, we decided to head south of the boarder to explore the Olympic National Park, Washington State. Staying just outside Lake […]
Elk Mountain, Chiliwack
After a night at Jones Lake, we had grand plans of climbing Chipmunk Peak in Chiliwack. However, given the incredible early-morning views at Jones Lake we changed our plans to […]
Locomotive Mountain, Semaphore Lakes
Located about 30km past Pemberton, through the meadows and up the Hurley FSR lies the “school of railroad mountains“, which are home to the simply breathtaking Locomotive Mountain. A short […]
Capilano Mountain, Furry Creek
Capilano Mountain is an incredible peak a short drive from Vancouver, which makes for an excellent day trip. Map for a route, available here. We parked just off the […]
High Note Trail, Whistler
A short and simple post about the High Note Trail in Whistler, which as it turns out, is pretty bloody fantastic. Although I’ve explored Whistler extensively throughout the summer, I […]
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