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  • About TracksandtrailsTracksAndTrails.ca welcomes you! The hiking trails and camping menu or the Search feature above will aid your exploration of hiking trails near your home or other outdoor adventures far away on any continent. Whether you surf through Canada’s National Parks and Rocky Mountains on this website or plan a spectacular backcountry trekking adventure, our hope is that TracksAndTrails.ca will help you discover The Way by bringing you closer to creation and aiding you in finding and enjoying your next adventure. There are many writers who contribute their experience and knowledge to TracksAndTrails.ca content. You can find out more about each article author by clicking the contributor link or original content link at the bottom of each post. For those who care to read on (Hi Mom) I will give my short bio version first and then the longer version via my interview answers that I sent to Frank at “Our Hiking Blog” further down. I’m Clayton Kessler, the webmaster of TracksAndTrails.ca. My love of the outdoors has grown from childhood experiences that began in the Kootenay area of British Columbia, Canada. Clayton Kessler When I was six years old, my parents purchased five acres of treed land and built a log home. Later,…
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  • How to CampCamping in Canada for many Canadians is the key ingredient to a successful summer. Camping means something quite different to each individual depending on the tolerance level and ability to accept outdoor conditions of the individual. Financial capacity and willingness to bring the comforts of home to your outdoor adventure can also change a camping style. This means that there is a vast array of camping experiences available to you in Canada and if you are going “camping” with someone for the first time, you may want to ask questions and discover what “camping” means to the individual or group you are going to be sharing the outdoors experience with. I say this with a smile but it is also a grave safety concern. Many campers embark on a camping excursion unprepared and this unpreparedness can sometimes result in an array of negative experiences that may impact your impression of camping before you actually have a fair chance to enjoy camping. (If you live to tell about it) Before you say yes to joining a camping trip in Canada, find out the following: 1) Will you be hiking to a campsite with no facilities and carrying all of your own…
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09 Jun 2008

BC Camping at Sugar Lake

  • Southern Interior East
  • Southern Interior West
  For Kelowna Hiking Trails check out www.tracksandtrails.ca For those of you going to Sugar…
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Clayton Kessler
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08 Jun 2008

BC Hiking in Wrinkly Face Provincial Park

  • Canada
One may think that a British Columbia Provincial Park would have maintained access points and well documented information on how to enjoy the provincial…
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Clayton Kessler
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13 May 2008

Mission Creek Greenway in Kelowna BC is a British Columbia hiking jewel.

  • Southern Interior West
Kelowna BC has one of the most incredible hiking opportunities that exist within city limits of any city of BC. Mission Creek Regional Park has more than…
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Clayton Kessler
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13 May 2008

Kelowna Hiking at Pajama Run.

  • Canada
Pajama Run is an approximate 100 metre by 100 metre rock with large crevasses and caves full of fun for anyone who enjoys some unique hiking terrain near…
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Clayton Kessler
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13 May 2008

Hiking Trails with Free Camping in BC!

  • British Columbia
British Columbia has ample opportunities for free camping in BC. But, is it worth it?
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Clayton Kessler
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13 May 2008

Hiking Trails away from the snow in May.

  • Canada
BC Hiking has cooled but Okanagan hiking is just getting heated up. I had some big plans of camping overnight in one of the backpack – in / boat &…
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Clayton Kessler
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  • About TracksandtrailsTracksAndTrails.ca welcomes you! The hiking trails and camping menu or the Search feature above will aid your exploration of hiking trails near your home or other outdoor adventures far away on any continent. Whether you surf through Canada’s National Parks and Rocky Mountains on this website or plan a spectacular backcountry trekking adventure, our hope is that TracksAndTrails.ca will help you discover The Way by bringing you closer to creation and aiding you in finding and enjoying your next adventure. There are many writers who contribute their experience and knowledge to TracksAndTrails.ca content. You can find out more about each article author by clicking the contributor link or original content link at the bottom of each post. For those who care to read on (Hi Mom) I will give my short bio version first and then the longer version via my interview answers that I sent to Frank at “Our Hiking Blog” further down. I’m Clayton Kessler, the webmaster of TracksAndTrails.ca. My love of the outdoors has grown from childhood experiences that began in the Kootenay area of British Columbia, Canada. Clayton Kessler When I was six years old, my parents purchased five acres of treed land and built a log home. Later,…
  • Campgrounds
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  • How to CampCamping in Canada for many Canadians is the key ingredient to a successful summer. Camping means something quite different to each individual depending on the tolerance level and ability to accept outdoor conditions of the individual. Financial capacity and willingness to bring the comforts of home to your outdoor adventure can also change a camping style. This means that there is a vast array of camping experiences available to you in Canada and if you are going “camping” with someone for the first time, you may want to ask questions and discover what “camping” means to the individual or group you are going to be sharing the outdoors experience with. I say this with a smile but it is also a grave safety concern. Many campers embark on a camping excursion unprepared and this unpreparedness can sometimes result in an array of negative experiences that may impact your impression of camping before you actually have a fair chance to enjoy camping. (If you live to tell about it) Before you say yes to joining a camping trip in Canada, find out the following: 1) Will you be hiking to a campsite with no facilities and carrying all of your own…

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