day hiking

  • 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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  • 10 Overland Track Side Trips

    10 Overland Track Side Trips

    One of the best parts of the Overland Track is the opportunity to take a side trip to a lake, waterfall, or peak. It’s a chance to drop your heavy backpack and strike out into the bush for a few hours (or days!). Here’s my guide to 10 different Overland…

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  • How to Visit Maria Island, Tasmania

    How to Visit Maria Island, Tasmania

    Maria Island, Tasmania was one of my favourite places in Australia. This little island on the East Coast of Tasmania is kind of like a mini version of the state, without the people. It has everything you want to see in Tasmania all in one place: convict heritage sites, amazing…

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  • Little Huson Caves on Vancouver Island

    Little Huson Caves on Vancouver Island

    The Little Huson Caves are a hidden gem on Northern Vancouver Island. It’s a spectacular location where a rushing creek funnels through a steep canyon into a cave, then comes out the other side. You can reach the caves via a short and easy trail. I’m surprised that few people…

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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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  • Ozette Loop Hiking and Backpacking Guide

    Ozette Loop Hiking and Backpacking Guide

    There are two ways to hike the Ozette Loop in Olympic National Park. The first is as a day hike, which takes 4-5 hours. But I prefer the second way – as a backpacking trip. That way you get to camp on wilderness beaches and really savor the scenery. The…

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  • Hike to Mount Crumpit in Squamish

    Hike to Mount Crumpit in Squamish

    Mount Crumpit is one of my favourite hikes in Squamish. As a local, I’ve hiked it countless times. It never disappoints since it has great views from the top and involves a walk through a beautiful forest. You can hike it year-round, and it only takes a few hours so…

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