After four years living and studying and working on this beautiful university campus of mine, I've done my fair share of exploring and adventuring. We are very lucky to have our own land outside of the official city limits of…
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My favourite local beach is Crescent Beach. I come here all the time to escape, to watch the sunset, to have my favourite ice cream, pier-jump, dine on local fish-and-chips and to go for long walks. What more could you…
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Starting from the same parking lot as the iconic Stawamus Chief is the less-traveled neighbouring trail of the Sea-to-Summit. The route travels through thick forest and up a rocky and root-filled steep trail to the Sea-to-Sky Gondola. The bridge here…
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We spent Mother's Day driving the winding roads of Abbotsford and Chilliwack to reach the cascading Bridal Veil Falls. The hike is barely a real hike, and is more of a quick walk up, but the falls are stunning. They…
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While my all-time favourite places to watch sunsets from are the tops of mountains, a beautiful city sunset can be found at Vancouver's incredible waterfront at Coal Harbour. Bring a picnic and set yourself up on one of the concrete…
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The Brothers Creek Loop begins along the section of the Baden Powell Trail between Grouse Mountain and Cypress Mountain. It's a lovely little hike ending at a sweet bridge across the Brothers Creek. Start your hike at the Cleveland Dam…
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Lindeman Lake is just past Chilliwack, quite a drive from Vancouver. This hike is well worth-it though, as you'll be greeted with views of a stunning green lake after a strenuous up-hill rocky hike up to the top. A dive…
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Along the gorgeous Sea-to-Sky Highway to Squamish sits one of BC's most famous hikes, the Stawamus Chief. At the base is the gorgeous Shannon Falls, a gushing cascade that leads onto the trail that connects with the Chief. The hike…
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The BCMC Trail begins just beyond the start of the Grouse Grind, and is harder than the Grind, if that's even possible. The BCMC Trail is very straightforward, made up mostly of natural steps built into the forest's stones and…
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The Baden Powell trail is a 48km hike stretching from Deep Cove to Horseshoe Bay across Vancouver's North Shore. The trail is divided into four sections: Deep Cove to Lynn Valley, Lynn Valley to Grouse Mountain, Grouse Mountain to Cypress Mountain…
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I ended my 35-hour per week pre-professional dance training the same week I turned sixteen thanks to a back injury. A year later, I had been on-and-off training to varying degrees, and that inconsistency led me to officially quit at…
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The Baden Powell trail is a 48km hike stretching from Deep Cove to Horseshoe Bay across Vancouver's North Shore. The trail is divided into four sections: Deep Cove to Lynn Valley, Lynn Valley to Grouse Mountain, Grouse Mountain to Cypress…
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