The Juan de Fuca Trail, B.C.
The Lakes Trail to Pear Lake, Sequoia National Park
The Lakes Trail to Pear Lake, Sequoia National Park
The Juan de Fuca Trail is a rugged 29 mile wilderness hiking trail located within Juan de Fuca Provincial Park along the southwestern coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The trail stretches from China Beach, west of Sooke to Botanical Beach, just outside Port Renfrew. Panoramic views of the coastline, Juan de Fuca Strait and the Olympic Mountains can be seen from many points along this rainforest trail. Lucky are those who spot a pod of whales, but it is not uncommon to view sea lions, bald eagles, herons and other wildlife. It is a stunning trail of moderate difficulty.
Click here for more information.
The Lakes Trail to Pear Lake, Sequoia National Park
The Lakes Trail to Pear Lake, Sequoia National Park
The Lakes Trail to Pear Lake, Sequoia National Park
The Lakes Trail, one of the most popular hikes in Sequoia National Park, climbs through dense forest to a landscape of polished granite dotted with four beautiful lakes and set amid a backdrop of rugged ridges anchored by Alta Peak at 11,204 ft.
Click here for more information.
The Tahoe Rim Trail, CA
The Tahoe Rim Trail, CA
The Tahoe Rim Trail, CA
The beauty of the Tahoe Rim Trail is that it’s a 165 mile loop: Unlike most long trails, you can start and end wherever you want. There are 10 official trailheads (and a few unofficial ones) along the Tahoe Rim Trail. Half of them are clustered around South Lake Tahoe, and the rest are scattered along the rest of the shore. Below are some helpful websites:
John Muir Trail
The Tahoe Rim Trail, CA
The Tahoe Rim Trail, CA
The John Muir Trail is the premier hiking trail in the United States. The trail starts in America's treasure, Yosemite National Park, and continues 215 miles through the Ansel Adams Wilderness, Sequoia National Park, King's Canyon National Park, and ends at the highest peak in continental United States, Mount Whitney at 14,496 ft.