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Category Archives: Glacier National Park – Canada
Asulkan Valley Trail – Rogers Pass – Hiking British Columbia
Today is my last day of hiking in Rogers Pass on this trip. It is a brisk, cool morning but the sky is clear and most of the smoke from the huge fires in central British Columbia has dissipated. It is … Continue reading →
Mount Revelstoke – Mt. Revelstoke National Park – Hiking British Columbia
My primary objective for this day will be celebration of my personal achievements at Rogers Pass over the past several days. Forest fire smoke is thick in Rogers Pass today and climbing through it does not seem particularly attractive. The majority of … Continue reading →
Mount Sir Donald – Rogers Pass – Hiking British Columbia
Mount Sir Donald bears the name of the Canadian Pacific Railway Director, Sir Donald A. Smith, who drove the last spike in the rail line that linked Canada from coast to coast for the first time in 1885. The ceremony … Continue reading →
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