No gloves, no toque, no jacket. If I didn’t have skis attached to my boots, I might not remember what...
Covered in sweat, mud and sand, wearing the same clothes I’ve spent the last five days in, I’m anything but...
Crunch, crunch. Squeak, squeak. And, if I listen carefully, a gentle tinkling. These are the sounds of hiking in the...
From Ucluelet to Fernie, Rossland to Atlin, the hills are alive with the sound of picks and shovels. Trail builders...
I never go to Paradise Meadows thinking I’ll be alone. The aptly named arm of Strathcona Provincial Park is the...
The group of snowshoers can’t resist the urge. It’s a perfect winter day on Vancouver’s Mount Seymour. Blue sky. Fresh...
I only stood outside the tent for 10 minutes, tending the stove. I didn’t know the tiny bugs swarming my...
1. Bring Some Friends Many parks have group campsites. Separate or attached to the other campgrounds these are reservable for...
BC’s Best Camp Sites for both Families and Friends BC’s provincial campgrounds are notorious for being full all summer long....
Embark on a car-safari through one of British Columbia’s most biodiverse eco-zones. The trip Standing on its banks in Invermere,...
Travel up the Sea to Sky Corridor and back down the Fraser Canyon for the ultimate hiker’s road trip. The...
Take your “pick”! While climbers tackle ice in just about every corner of the province—from Vancouver Island to Prince George—a...
