Canadians from coast-to-coast are blessed having a wide variety of trail networks readily available year round. Without a whole lot of work it’s easy to be off in the back country on a lazy afternoon or for a weekend adventure. However, getting off the paved path sometimes requires a little extra knowledge and know-how. Unlike regular highways and streets it often takes a community of users to maintain a trail system. The rules are different and… Read the rest
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Pack Out, What You Pack In
What is Low Impact Outdoor Recreation?
The concept of Low Impact and No Trace has been used by many groups for a long time. Some groups included are Girl Guides, Scouts, and Outdoor Enthusiasts. This principle has been put into place to limit the impact to the environment, and help it make a favourable place for everyone to enjoy.
Pre-planning is a major part in low impact or no-trace outdoor recreation. When you are pre-planning,… Read the rest
Spring 2011- Camping Hot Spots
Kootenay Rockies BC: Wragge Beach Rec Site (Map 18/C5)
On the western shores of Slocan Lake, this popular site is reached off the narrow Wragge Beach Road. The beautiful site offers 5 campsites next to the lakeshore, 3 set in the heavily forested shoreline and 5 walk-in tent sites in the woods away from the beach. Boaters and backroad travellers both use the site, which offers a nice, pebble beach and… Read the rest



