I was born and raised on the east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. I graduated with a Bachelor of Physical Education (minor in Biology) and a Bachelor of Education, and since 2014 I have both substituted and taught full time. My most recent addictive passion has become wilderness travel. Being fascinated by nature and challenges from a young age, it made sense that I would…
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Kristine would spend every waking moment on the trails, on a bike, in a kayak or on her snowboard if she could. Ever since her first real hike up the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in 2006, Kristine has been obsessed with hiking most of all. As an environment conservationist by profession, she is always…
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Originally from St-Jean-sur-Richelieu in the province of Quebec (Canada), Martin is an adventurer and long distance canoeist who took part in the historical Canada expedition of the year 2015 « Les chemins de l’or bleu – The blue gold paths ». He had the privilege to cross Canada by canoe. This expedition started on April 25th, 2015 in the icy…
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Bear’s Hump Trail is the most popular trail in the Waterton Lakes National Park. The hike offers majestic views of the village, the Waterton Valley and Mount Cleveland. The Bear’s Hump Trail is a short hike that can be done in 1 hour, which makes it very accessible.
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Want to go for a multi-day hike? The McGerrigle crossing is a must according to us! This two-day trek on the International Appalachian Trail begins with the ascent of Mont Jacques-Cartier.
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Located in Banff National Park, in Alberta, this 1.3km trail is accessible for hikers of all levels. It’s an ideal small hike for the whole family. The view of the lake and the valley is breathtaking. Powered by the glacier, Peyto Lake is a beautiful turquoise lake. It’s a must if you are visiting Banff National Park.
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Located near the campsite Cap-Bon-Ami in the Forillon National Park in Gaspé, this hike of 4.5 km (roundtrip) will take you to the lookout tower at the top of Cap-Bon-Ami. Once at the top, the lookout tower surpasses the trees and offers a 360-degree view of the region of Gaspé. You also have a great view on Cap-Des-Rosiers, another great hike to do in the Forillon National Park. During good weather, you can even see the Pierced Rock
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Mount Lafayette is located at the Northern end of the Franconia Range in the White Mountains of New Hampshire in the United-States. The rough 14km loop trail is only recommended for experienced adventurers. Indeed, the path is quite rugged, the elevation is high and the 14km adds even more difficulty.
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