Why You Should Bring a Film Camera on Your Next Hike
On a hike last summer one of my friends had the brilliant idea to bring a disposable film camera. I […]
Exploring UNESCO Site: Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta
While the focus of my blog thus far has been on hikes, primarily in the Rockies, I wanted to write
Jocelyn Hill Loop Trail in Gowlland Tod Provincial Park
While on a trip to Victoria in the summer of 2020, I embarked on a hike in Gowlland Provincial Park.
Grotto Canyon Trail in Kananaskis Country
On Sunday, February 13th, a small group of friends and I decided to walk the short Grotto Canyon trail. This
Epic Views: Hiking Whistlers Peak in Jasper
During the summer of 2020, I was lucky enough to be invited on a trip to Jasper, AB. Despite living
A Wintery Tunnel Mountain in Banff National Park
Tunnel Mountain is a popular trail just out of the Banff Townsite that provides a unique balance of summiting a
Nihahi Creek Trail in Kananaskis
Nihahi Creek Trail is a great hike for beginners or anyone looking for an easier route. It is also a
A Winter Walk through Johnston’s Canyon
Johnston’s Canyon is a family friendly, accessible hike about 20-25 minutes down the Bow Valley Parkway. It is a 5.1
The Importance of No-Trace Camping (and Hiking)
If you are unfamiliar with the concept of no-trace camping, it is the philosophy of leaving no trace behind that