The Sea to Sky is one of the best corridors in BC for accessible and stunning day hikes. Its close proximity to Vancouver means some of these hikes can be busy, but that doesn't change just how scenic they are. If you're looking to do a day hike in the Sea to Sky, here are some of my favourite trails that I return to again and again.

If you're looking to challenge yourself by hiking one of North America's most spectacular thru-hikes, the Great Divide Trail (GDT) might contain everything you're looking for. Mount Goodsir on the final day of Section C (and end of our thru attempt in 2024) The Southern Terminus of the GDT is found in Waterton National Park at the Canada-US Border. The trail winds for 1100km through the Continental Divide between BC and Alberta, before ending in Kakwa Provincial Park. It is a

Wondering if a thru-hike is right for you? Explore the questions, fears, and motivations that matter most before committing to months on trail.

A complete guide to hiking the Rockwall Trail in Kootenay National Park, including route details, planning tips, campsites, gear advice, and what to expect.

Here's my ultimate backpacking gear list for multi-day hikes, including gear recommendations and a PDF checklist.

Do you want to hike the spectacular Berg Lake Trail in the Summer of 2026? If you want to be as prepared as possible, read on - these are my top tips for getting a Berg Lake Trail Permit for 2026.

4 epic days on the world-class Berg Lake Trail. Trip dates: August 25-28th 2025 Kilometres Hiked: 65.5km (Berg Lake Trail + Snowbird Pass Day Hike) Campsites: 1 night at Emperor Falls, 2 nights at Berg Lake 2026 Summer Permit Release Date: December 2nd, 2025 Mount Robson Provincial Park is somewhere every hiker or outdoor lover should try to experience at least once. Mount Robson is the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies, standing at 3,954m tall, and towers over everythi

One of the most meaningful aspects of hiking and spending time in nature is the mental space it creates. It’s a beautiful, distraction-free environment that allows time to process ideas you may never have stumbled upon without hours of letting your mind wander. And boy, did hiking from Mexico to Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail give me plenty of time for my mind to wander. Like many people, drinking felt like a normal part of life in my late teens and throughout my 20s - som

I flopped down on an old plastic chair and ripped off my too-small trail runners and socks to reveal dirt-crusted swollen toes. It was time to relax and wait out the heat of the day. It was 11 a.m., and I had just reached the biggest hiking milestone so far - 100 miles into my thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail. Until this point, I had been hiking with two Danish girls and a Belgian guy named Vincent. We’d met at the iconic Scout and Frodo’s place in San Diego, started the