One mid-November weekend, our typical non-stop rain eased up for a weather forecast of sunshine. Sunshine on a weekend in November! Sunshine on a weekend in November, in Vancouver!!! *Insert exploding head emoji* Acting on a delirious high at the prospect of a sunny outdoor weekend in November in Vancouver, Jens and I decided to […]
Winter Camping in Porteau Cove Read More »
The Sunshine Coast trail is an impressive 180KM backcountry hiking trail that stretches from Sarah Point in Desolation Sound to Saltery Bay on the Sunshine Coast. The trail features 14 huts – making it the longest hut-to-hut hiking trail in North America. The trail and huts are all free to use, and do not require
Sunshine Coast Trail: Three-day hike beginning and ending at Saltery Bay Read More »
After some shorter, beginner-friendly overnight paddling adventures at Widgeon Creek and Twin Islands, Jens and I were ready to take on a longer kayak camping adventure. While there are no shortages of water-based adventures near Vancouver; there is a very small margin for error when dealing with the ocean, tides and currents; so after some
Kayak Camping in the Sechelt Inlet Read More »
A short boat ride away from Vancouver is a beautiful island full of gorgeous ocean vistas, peaceful forested trails, and wonderful people brimming with laid-back island vibes. Bikepacking on Salt Spring offers a plethora of experiences. From oceanside camping at Ruckle Park, to various wineries, breweries and farm-to-table dining experiences thanks to the local small-scale
