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I would like to think of myself as a full time traveler. I have been retired since 2006 and in that time have traveled every winter for four to seven months. The months that I am "home", are often also spent on the road, hiking or kayaking. I hope to present a website that describes my travel along with my hiking and sea kayaking experiences.

MOUNT McKEAN

MOUNT McKEAN    2610m Mount McKean is a “pile of rocks” two kilometres south of Woden Peak. Refer to McKean Lakes Trail for access details. Difficulty: D3 Elevation gain: TH to summit 3760 ft. Key elevations: Trailhead 1445m (4740′); First … Continue reading

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WODEN PEAK

WODEN PEAK   2715m Situated west of the Devil’s Range, northeast of the head of Koch Creek. An attractive pyramidal peak. Has a private backcountry cabin used most in the winter. Refer to McKean Lakes Trail for access details. Difficulty: D3 … Continue reading

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McKEAN LAKES TRAIL

McKEAN LAKES TRAIL The steep trail follows a dramatic creek to a beautiful subalpine basin. Climb Mt Woden or Mt McKean. There is a private cabin here available for rent.  On the north-south ridge between Hoder Creek to the east and … Continue reading

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MOUNT RINDA

MOUNT RINDA 2500m Mount Rinda is located on the southeast end of the ridge between Hoder and Bannock Burn Creeks. It is one of the best viewpoints to see the southern Valhallas. Access became easy with the Gasga FSR that … Continue reading

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MOUNT FREYA

MOUNT FREYA 2517m (8259′) On the north-south ridge between Hoder Creek to the east and Koch Creek to the west. The mountains from north to south are McKeen Lakes (Mt Woden & Mt McKeen), Mt Harlow, Mt Ludlow, Mt Freya, and … Continue reading

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MOUNT LUDLOW

MOUNT LUDLOW   2480m On the north-south ridge between Hoder Creek to the east and Koch Creek to the west. The mountains from north to south are McKeen Lakes (Mt Woden & Mt McKeen), Mt Harlow, Mt Ludlow, Mt Freya, and … Continue reading

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MOUNT HARLOW

MOUNT HARLOW 2580m Mount Harlow lies directly west of the Mulvey cirque, between Koch Creek (on the west) and Hoder Creek (on the east). It is 4 km south-southwest of Mount McKean. Difficulty: Elevation Gain:  Summit 2580m  Key Elevations: Time: … Continue reading

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MOUNT McKEAN

MOUNT MCKEAN    2610m Mount McKean is a “pile of rocks” two kilometers south of Woden Peak. Difficulty: Elevation Gain: Key elevations: Access: Map: 82F/13 Burton. 1. North Ascended over broken rock from the Woden-McKean col. (II,3,s). FA Bob Dean, … Continue reading

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WODEN PEAK

WODEN PEAK 2715m Situated west of the Devil’s Range, northeast of the head of Koch Creek. An attractive pyramidal peak. Difficulty: Elevation Gain: Key Elevations: TH McKean Creek ; McKean Lakes ; Woden Summit 2715m Access: Map 82F/13 Burton. Access … Continue reading

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MOUNT DAG

MOUNT DAG (GIMLI I)   2745m   9,006′ Dag is the south-easternmost of the Mulvey Cirque peaks. A steep, narrow gully separates Dag from a lesser point to the west, Little Dag and another gully separates Little Dag from Batwing. Its enormous … Continue reading

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