Yearly Archives: 2017

HIGHWAY 6 – NAKUSP to NEW DENVER  Nakusp & Slocan Rail Trail Box Lake Loop Trail Slocan Valley Bonanza Creek / Shannon Lakes FSR Δ Rugged Peak & Big Sister Mtn Δ Ruby Ridge Δ Silver Mountain Shannon Lakes Trail Δ Mt Vingolf Shannon … Continue reading →

Hot Springs (Kuskanax Creek) Trail Kimbol Lake Trail Cedar Grove Trail Kuskanax Mountain Trail Vicky’s View Nakusp & Slocan Rail Trail Box Lake Loop Trail Saddle Mountain Lookout Trail

NAKUSP & AREA Hot Springs (Kuskanax Creek) Trail Kimbol Lake Trail Cedar Grove Trail Kuskanax Mountain Trail Vicky’s View Nakusp & Slocan Rail Trail Box Lake Loop Trail Saddle Mountain Lookout Trail NORTH SLOCAN VALLEY ◊ Rugged Peak & Big Sister … Continue reading →

Valhalla Range. Composed of northern and southern portions divided arbitrarily by a line running northeast-southwest between Mt Bor and Black Prince Mountain. Boundaries on the east by Slocan Lake and River, on the south by Koch Creek, on the west by … Continue reading →

DRINNON / GWILLIM TRAIL to GWILLIM BASIN                                     This is one of the premier hikes in the West Kootenay – wilderness, few visitors, awesome … Continue reading →

A route exists from the south of the Valhallas at Hoder Creek and Drinnon/Gwillim lakes that continues north along the spine of the Valhallas. Several exit routes exist to the east down to Slocan Lake. Each person should have an … Continue reading →

Start at Hoder Creek Road parking lot and follow the Gwillim Lakes Trail to the height of land between the lower and upper Drinnon Lakes. Turn left and head towards the objective, Mt. Gregorio. Ascend a series of gullies on … Continue reading →

The Devils Range is a line of twelve named peaks in the Valhalla Ranges (part of the Selkirk Mountains which are part of the Columbia Mountains) in the West Kootenay of southern British Columbia. The 12 peaks run in an … Continue reading →

A route exists from the south at Hodr Creek and Drinnon/Gwillim lakes that continues north along the spine of the Valhallas. Several exit routes exist to the east down to Slocan Lake. The only exits to the west are out … Continue reading →

This high-level traverse served as the access to Drinnon/Gwillim lakes before the trail to Drinnon up Hoder Creek was developed in 1987. When the coin was flipped from 1980 to 1988 and Bannock Burn FSR was closed so there was … Continue reading →