The Northover Ridge Loop hike in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park in Kananaskis has been on my radar for years. I have read lots of trip reports about both the airiness of the Northover Ridge, and the drop-offs that could in theory send you to your death on the way to Aster Lake. This year something …
If you’re in the vicinity of Campbell River, I think it’s well worth the 2.5 – 3.5 hours to do the return hike on the Ripple Rock trail. Wander through a scenic, lush forest filled with ferns, salal, and mossy logs, past some monster big Douglas-fir trees to a viewpoint over the roiling, rough waters …
Our Norway Cruise Adventure was a stunning journey through Norway’s fjords and coastal landscapes, blending natural beauty with cultural exploration. Norway is quite a distance from where I live, near Frankfurt, and driving all the way to the North Cape would be a daunting task—not to mention the cost of finding a decent hotel, and …
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The San Josef Bay hike is as easy as they come. Both day hikers and overnight campers will enjoy a flat walk on a wide gravel trail through temperate rainforest near the northern tip of Vancouver Island. You can even push a stroller or pull a wagon with your gear! There are no route-finding issues …
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. The comfort and convenience of international travel has come a long way in recent years, thanks in part to the invention of more and more tech essentials for travelers. During my first international backpacking trip, I traveled with a portable CD player and the heaviest …
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