Day Hiking Guides

  • 2026 Lake O’Hara Camping and Hiking Guide (Yoho National Park)

    2026 Lake O’Hara Camping and Hiking Guide (Yoho National Park)

    Note: I’ve updated this post with the latest 2026 information for Lake O’Hara including info about the random-draw day-use bus lottery. A few years ago, I FINALLY made it to Lake O’Hara in Yoho National Park. It’s such a gorgeous area that I actually struggle to describe it. Of course,…

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  • Pesuta Shipwreck Trail in Haida Gwaii

    Pesuta Shipwreck Trail in Haida Gwaii

    When I was researching my trip to Haida Gwaii, I kept coming across photos of a beautifully weathered shipwreck rising out of a sandy beach. I knew I had to visit it! On my trip, I hiked the Pesuta Shipwreck Trail and can confirm it’s really cool in person. To…

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  • Tow Hill and the Blow Hole Hike in Haida Gwaii

    Tow Hill and the Blow Hole Hike in Haida Gwaii

    Tow Hill is one of the best hikes in Haida Gwaii. The short trail is located in the northern part of the archipelago in Naikoon Provincial Park. Known as Taaw Tldáaw in Haida, Tow Hill is next to the Blow Hole, another gorgeous natural feature. I couldn’t find that much…

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  • Hike the Bright Angel Trail in the Grand Canyon

    Hike the Bright Angel Trail in the Grand Canyon

    Have you ever dreamt of standing at the bottom of the Grand Canyon? Or seeing the mighty Colorado River up close? While most visitors to this National Park only see the Grand Canyon from its rims, the truly adventurous can experience it from a completely different perspective by taking on the…

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  • Brandywine Falls Provincial Park Hiking Guide

    Brandywine Falls Provincial Park Hiking Guide

    Brandywine Falls is one of the most popular stops on the Sea to Sky Highway near Whistler. It is a short and easy hike to the spectacular 70-metre-tall (230-foot) falls which cascade over volcanic rocks into a deep canyon. I live nearby in Squamish and visited the falls countless times.…

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  • Whistler Train Wreck Hike

    Whistler Train Wreck Hike

    The Whistler Train Wreck hike is one of the most popular short trails in Whistler, and it’s easy to see why. The star attraction is the graffiti-covered train cars, abandoned since the 1950s. But the forest scenery and picturesque suspension bridge along the way also add to the beauty. I…

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  • Rainbow Falls Loop Trail in Whistler

    Rainbow Falls Loop Trail in Whistler

    With tons of hikes in Whistler to choose from, the Rainbow Falls Loop is a bit under-the-radar. It’s a short and easy trail to a charming little waterfall that includes several different viewpoints. I love this trail for a quick walk in the woods mostly just locals enjoy. This guide…

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  • Tunnel Bluffs Hike in Lions Bay

    Tunnel Bluffs Hike in Lions Bay

    The view from Tunnel Bluffs in Lions Bay is spectacular. The hike takes you to an open bluff with an incredible view of Howe Sound. As a Squamish local, I’ve hiked all over the Sea to Sky area, and I think the Tunnel Bluffs hike has one of the best…

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  • Brohm Lake Hike in Squamish (By a Local)

    Brohm Lake Hike in Squamish (By a Local)

    As a Squamish local, I’ve done the Brohm Lake hike tons of times in all seasons. It’s a great easy hike around the lake. But to get to the best parts, you have to hike up to the viewpoints. That’s why Brohm Lake is one of my picks for the…

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  • The Best Hikes in Squamish, BC (From a Local)

    The Best Hikes in Squamish, BC (From a Local)

    I’ve lived in Squamish for a few years now, but before I moved here, I hiked in Squamish all the time. I’ve done tons of hikes near Squamish so I’ve put together a list of the best hikes in Squamish. Between hiking trails, mountain biking trails, and dirt bike trails,…

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