Tyler preping the pack in the trailhead parking lot just off the Sea to Sky at Porteau Cove, 50km (30mi) from Vancouver.
Radu soaking up the views at the 6km (3.7mi) mark. The trail wasn't nearly as well kept as the Garibaldi hike we took earlier this year, but we also didn't see anyone this time around.
Radu and Tyler looking out towards Horseshoe Bay and the Sunshine Coastal Mountains.
The campsite viewpoint; to the right is the hut and left, the outhouse.
Awww, the hut, rustic yet still very civilized with a checker board carved into the table with tiny wood cookies as pieces.
The hut was built in the 90's for mainly winter use, or by lazy college kids in October. The ladder on the left goes to a cozy little loft.
Outcrop with a great view of the area, from here we headed up the scree....
The only sketchy part of the trip was climbing around all these loose rocks.
But well worth it
Gambier Island and Horseshoe Bay
Tyler and Radu
Looking north towards the Tantalus Mt. range
I google earthed the area we hiked and the town in the picture is called woodfibre, silly Canadians.
North again towards the Tantalus range
Awww morning light is the best
Tyler posted
View from the campsite
Outhouse view
I cam almost hear the snap, crackle and pop
Frozen pond in the morning
The outhouse
Deek's Mountain, all the good views we got were from those big rocky cliffs
Tyler taking the final steps
Then a sun set drive on th Sea to Sky back to Vanny
Tyler preping the pack in the trailhead parking lot just off the Sea to Sky at Porteau Cove, 50km (30mi) from Vancouver.
Radu soaking up the views at the 6km (3.7mi) mark. The trail wasn't nearly as well kept as the Garibaldi hike we took earlier this year, but we also didn't see anyone this time around.
Radu and Tyler looking out towards Horseshoe Bay and the Sunshine Coastal Mountains.
The campsite viewpoint; to the right is the hut and left, the outhouse.
Awww, the hut, rustic yet still very civilized with a checker board carved into the table with tiny wood cookies as pieces.
The hut was built in the 90's for mainly winter use, or by lazy college kids in October. The ladder on the left goes to a cozy little loft.
Outcrop with a great view of the area, from here we headed up the scree....
The only sketchy part of the trip was climbing around all these loose rocks.
But well worth it
Gambier Island and Horseshoe Bay
Tyler and Radu
Looking north towards the Tantalus Mt. range
I google earthed the area we hiked and the town in the picture is called woodfibre, silly Canadians.
North again towards the Tantalus range
Awww morning light is the best
Tyler posted
View from the campsite
Outhouse view
I cam almost hear the snap, crackle and pop
Frozen pond in the morning
The outhouse
Deek's Mountain, all the good views we got were from those big rocky cliffs
Tyler taking the final steps
Then a sun set drive on th Sea to Sky back to Vanny
