Stanley Park – Infrared
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Keyhole Hot Springs
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“Keyhole Hot Springs(sometimes called Pebble Creek Hot Springs) is located 100 kilometres from Whistler(Village Gate Blvd). Though most of the 100k is on logging roads, it is drivable by most cars without any trouble. The massive Innergex hydroelectric project is well underway in the area, turning a once quiet wilderness into a war-zone. On the plus side, the old logging roads near Keyhole Hot Springs are now well maintained and smooth. 2014 saw the permanent closing of the old hot springs trail and a new trail built. The Lillooet River Trail, with its own trailhead parking, small sign and permanent outhouse, now marks the start of the route to Keyhole Hot Springs. The new trail is 2 kilometres long and moderately challenging as it skirts the rugged terrains along the Upper Lillooet River. There are at least two amazing areas along the trail perfect for camping along the river.”
Source and more information: whistlerhiatus.com/driving/keyhole-hot-springs-100k.html
Tavi had to walk out into a few large puddles formed on the road by the heavy rain to test if they were shallow enough to drive through.
…they were.
The trail had us walk under a large waterfall by hugging the cliff side wall.
Too wet to start a fire and roast marshmallows?
There were 4 different pools the size of small hot tubs that varied in temperature from warm to so hot we couldn’t even enter.
With the ice cold river right next to the springs you could jump in and cool down any time you liked.
Mount Yamnuska in the Fall
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Location: Alberta, Canada
Participants: Mike Podwalski, Paige Sorger, Patrick Latter
Time: 5 Hours
Weather: 15°C
Elevation Gain: 900m
Max Elevation: 2240m
Start Time: 9:00am
Directions
Participants: Mike Podwalski, Paige Sorger, Patrick Latter
Time: 5 Hours
Weather: 15°C
Elevation Gain: 900m
Max Elevation: 2240m
Start Time: 9:00am
From Calgary head west on highway 1 and then take exit 114 to highway 1X, after 3.5km turn right onto Highway 1A. The turn off for Yamnuska is on the left.
Gear
- Hiking Boots
- Food
- Water
- Shell
- Warm fleece
- Gaiters
- Gloves
Map
Speed in blue and elevation in green.
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Summer Climbing Trips – Canmore, Squamish, Skaha, and Leavenworth
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Oregon Surf Trip
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Click here for photos from last years Oregon surfing trip