Into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.
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Into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.
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Crown Mountain, July 2016
Trails News Sources in Canada
Trails News Sources in Canada
Interested in trails in Canada? Why not learn about them through the links to the news of the groups making and supporting trails in Canada!
Equine Industry Symposium
CRHRA Newsletter
Ontario Trails – Trailwise
Newfoundland Trailway
Island Trails
NSTrails
SentierNBTrails
Conseil Quebecois du Loisir
Trails Manitoba
SaskTrails
Alberta TrailNet
Outdoor Recreation Council of BC
AQCC
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My happy place 💚
Admiralty Point- BC, Canada.
Moonwalking
Today, I walked the Blue Heron Loop. Here are some of the pictures and my thoughts on it.
Maple Ridge, B.C.
An ever-expanding city 45 minutes east of Vancouver, there is not much to do other than go to an old bowling alley, eat at one of the many Japanese restaurants, and be held up by construction on every other street (no exaggeration here).
Though these words do not really sell the idea of living in Maple Ridge, we really do have amazing trails and hikes for anyone at any level.…
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Last week I was able to spend a day hiking in Glacier National Park. This was the steepest trail in a park known for steep trails. I was able to hike about half way up before hitting the snow line and turning back. The terrain was brutal but the view was absolutely worth it.
- Nate