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The Economist explains:How to get rich in America Entering the upper-middle class is not impossible. Breaking into the 1% may as well be Feb 2nd 2017 by W.Z. AMERICANS are admirably optimistic about shaping their own future. One survey found that nearly … Continue reading →

KOKANEE RANGE  Smallwood/Bigwood Sproule Creek Trail Δ Mt GrohmanΔSM Mt HooverPulpit Rock Trail, Flagpole & Elephant Mt Tower Lyon’s Bluff Trail  Six Mile Lakes Trail NELSON RANGE  Rail Trail to Troup Beach  Raccoon-Badger Trail  Svoboda Road Trails Una Canuma  The Gimp BONNINGTON … Continue reading →

Highway 31A – New Denver to Kaslo Galena Trail Sandon & Around K&S Railway Trail Idaho Lookout Trail ◊ Selkirk Peak ◊K Sandon Peak Carpenter Creek FSR ◊ Mt Cody ◊B Mt Carlyle Cody to Mine Trail Stenson FSR ◊ Reco Mt & Mt Payne … Continue reading →

Kokanee Range. It is separated from the Goat Range to the north by Seaton Creek and the Kaslo River. Slocan Lake and Slocan River bound it on the west and Kootenay Lake, on the east. The west arm of Kootenay Lake … Continue reading →

Bonnington Range. Part of the Selkirk range, the Bonningtons are bounded on the north by the Kootenay River, on the west by the Columbia River, on the south by the Trail/Salmo Corridor and on the east by the Salmo/Nelson Corridor. … Continue reading →

City of Trail  Trail’s Rock Walls Elder Trail  Trail Bluffs, Billy Creek, Miral Heights  Violin Lake trail McNally Creek Traverse Δ Talus Hill, Warfield.  Hwy 3B Δ Montrose Antennae Trial Δ Mt Kelly & Mt Stott Champion Lakes Provincial Park Erie … Continue reading →

Kelly-Gates Pass to Blanket Mt 2003 Climbing Camp Kelly-Gates Pass to Avalanche Lake. 2006 Climbing Camp  STRIKING IT RICH in the GOLD RANGE – Climbing Camp Report July 26 – August 2nd 2003 Location Southern Gold Range Kelly-Gates Pass to Blanket Mt … Continue reading →

By Doug Brown On several occasions, I have cast an eye in the direction of Mt Prestley, and saw a couple of unnamed peaks lying on the ridge between Prestley and Drinnon Peak. While these two peaks are dwarfed by … Continue reading →

HIKING THROUGH HISTORY: LYLE CREEK TO MOUNT BRENNA By A. Terry Turner I’ve always been fascinated with the history of old mining sites, trails and abandoned cabins. Unfortunately, there seems to be an absence of this sort of information in … Continue reading →

BADSHOT RANGE Badshot Group: Bordered on the north by the apex formed by the Incomappleux River and Boyd Creek-Westfall River, and on the south by the Lardeau River-Duncan River confluence. Maps: 82K/13 Camborne, 82K14 Westfall River, 82K12 Beaton and 82K/11 Trout … Continue reading →