A lot of what draws people into the backcountry is the ability to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. If you have an adventurous spirit, good navigation skills, and like the idea of possible bushwhacking, then these hikes are for you
Three Falls of French Creek
The trails are easy while you are on them.... and adventurous when you are not. Bushwhacking is required to see all three falls. Sliding down hills, wading a stream and exploring is the expectation. This is not your run of the mill hike but a fun one to investigate. The hike is approximately 10km round trip.
The trails are easy while you are on them.... and adventurous when you are not. Bushwhacking is required to see all three falls. Sliding down hills, wading a stream and exploring is the expectation. This is not your run of the mill hike but a fun one to investigate. The hike is approximately 10km round trip.
Connect Harvey Pass to Healy Pass
Feeling energetic? Hike the trail for Mt Bourgeau. Instead of continuing on to the summit rest at Harvey Pass. With spirited legs take out your map and compass and navigate your way over to Healy Pass. Once linked back up with the trail you can follow it back to sunshine where your second car is waiting for you.
Feeling energetic? Hike the trail for Mt Bourgeau. Instead of continuing on to the summit rest at Harvey Pass. With spirited legs take out your map and compass and navigate your way over to Healy Pass. Once linked back up with the trail you can follow it back to sunshine where your second car is waiting for you.
Linking Baldy Pass to Porcupine Creek
Comfort in the alpine in a necessity to complete this loop. A well travelled trail takes you up to Baldy Pass. Continuing on from the pass a faint trail can be seen travelling south up to the summit of the un-named peak. From there you are on your own until you drop down to Porcupine Creek. Study your topo map to determine the most appropriate route.
Comfort in the alpine in a necessity to complete this loop. A well travelled trail takes you up to Baldy Pass. Continuing on from the pass a faint trail can be seen travelling south up to the summit of the un-named peak. From there you are on your own until you drop down to Porcupine Creek. Study your topo map to determine the most appropriate route.
If you have any questions please call 403-478-1331
or email me@jennanodding.com
or email me@jennanodding.com
