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Letting the Fun Unfold – Hiking & Sledding

We don’t always have some some grandiose ambition when we head out the door.  We mostly just want to be outside and we enjoy being together.  Today our goal was simple – go for a walk. I knew sorta where I wanted to go, so we got everyone suited up and off we went.  We...

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Wanderings in Waterton National Park

All the public schools in BC are on strike, so no school for the kids.  We have this indefinite extension to our summer holidays and my brain was cooking up a plan to ‘do something’.  The forecast looked great for 4 days, and I didn’t want to waste it at home.  I wanted something close, but...

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Hiking the Lizard Range, Fernie

Our life together began in the outdoors.  The first personal trip we did with a bunch of others, was kayaking the Gold River on Vancouver Island.  I was fresh off the plane from New Zealand, and I found myself on a grade 4 river that the boys told me was grade 3.  I would do ‘fine’...

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Adventuring with Kids. Is it Worth it?

Our campsite at the Blue River Campground was shrouded in rain and mosquito’s.  The day before was a mission 14hr drive from Vancouver Island with an epic grocery shop thrown in there for provisions for our party of 12.  I was feeling frazzled already, and we hadn’t even started packing.  I had concerns….. Would the...

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Canoeing on Murtle Lake, Wells Gray Provincial Park

In Central British Columbia is tucked this gem of a lake, with clear sparkling waters, majestic mountains, and heavily forested slopes.  Murtle boasts being the largest non-motorized lake in North America, and is shaped like a backwards “L”.  It has more than 100km of pristine shoreline, dotted with white sandy beaches…..all the perfect ingredients for...

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