Every day is a hiking, snowshoeing, or paddling day, but a list of some of the upcoming outings is shared here. Dates may be changed because of weather, conditions, and other factors. Solo mostly, but small groups are okay too.
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Lakes still be be done include: east side of Lac le Jeune✓, Lodgepole Lake, Surrey Lake (maybe Sussex too), Tunkwa Lake✓ , Leighton Lake, Tunkwa Lake✓, Hyas Lake, Badger Lake, McGillivray Lake, Harper Lake✓, Adams Lake, Monte Lake✓, Pillar Lake, White Lake, Barnes Lake (Ashcroft), Rossmoore Lake, Stump Lake, Peterhope Lake, Nicola Lake, Glimpse Lake, Pinaus Lake, Red Lake, Tsintsunko Lake, and more...
An early hike into Trophy Meadows - on the first day when the weather is good on this day or rescheduled for another day soon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVA3nk2XqAI
A loop route over McConnell Hill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xc5YQAOsO0
A chairlift to mid-station, then a hike to the peak area and back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1OGkVqovnE
A morning paddle on Hyas Lake (northeast of Pinantan). A bit of a remote spot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QxiDgDv4Z4
A 6.5 km hike on the Mt. Embleton Trails. Article - Mt. Embleton Hike
A paddle up the lake to Divers Bluff, set up camp, hike to the lookout, paddle back the next day...
A hike in the Wells Gray Corridor - starting at the First Canyon trailhead, hike trails to Spahats Creek, up to the Falls, then back on the Clearwater Valley Overlook and by the main road (unless we can work on a two-vehicle system). I have done this route before.
A loop route on Tod Mountain - 8 km
A drive up the rough road to the trailhead, then a loop route over Estekwalan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jvf3xfec3mk
Kamloops > Vernon > Lavington > trailhead a rugged hike with some light scrambling in a unique setting
Some days of portaging, hiking, and paddling on Murtle Lake
See you on the trails.