Honest, fun descriptions of my hikes and travels
As the weather grows colder and snow begins to visit the mountains, we move from the temperate summer hiking to shoulder season hikes. Though some access roads and hikes are closed during the winter season, many are still accessible and the mountains are just as breathtaking in the winter months (if not more). The most …
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Moose Mountain had been on my hiking bucket list for quite some time now. The distinct shape of the mountain had become an icon to me, the one mountain I can recognize from Calgary amongst the Rocky Mountain skyline. I spent 3 summers working out in Kananaskis, and Moose Mountain was our daily view. So …
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Few hikes are as famous for fall colours as Larch Valley, so on September 27 we made our way up to Moraine Lake to see the larches in all their glory.
The springs on Mist Mountain have gained popularity on the internet for the novelty of natural hot springs accessible to hikers. But is the trail really worth the hype? Continue reading to decide for yourself.
Prairie View Trail is a popular hike that begins at Barrier Lake off highway 40. The hike is 6.6 km to the viewpoint, with an elevation gain of 421 m.
Yoho Valley is a gorgeous section of the Yoho National Park that is home to Takakkaw Falls, the second highest waterfall in Canada. Though these falls may be the largest point of interest in the Valley, they are certainly not the only thing to see.
Hi! My name is Alyssa and I am a recent university graduate with a BA in English and a travel enthusiast. I have created this blog first and foremost as a project to challenge myself to write more often, as well as a way to share what I am passionate about.
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