A hot, hazy summer transitioned into a glorious fall in Western B.C., and this past season provided ample opportunity to complete my research into Squamish's best hiking and scrambling destinations. I logged many kilometres in hiking boots this summer, gave my suite of Mammut backpacks a full workout, and found myself in some new and beautiful locations, once again proving that Squamish is much more than simply a world-class rock climbing destination.
I hope you enjoy the pictures, all of which were taken within a 30-km radius of town.
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| Howe Sound from the west ridge of Deeks Peak |
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| Castle Towers Mountain, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
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| Mt. Cayley from Sigurd Peak |
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| Garibaldi Lake from Panorama Ridge |
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| Yellow monkey flower, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
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| Ridiculous teeth |
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| Whirlwind Glacier, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
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| Russet Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
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| Darling Peak (on right) from Darling Lake |
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| Beth Creek, Hanging Lake Trail |
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| Tantalus Range at first light |
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| East ridge of Mamquam Mtn, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
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| Pokasha Creek drainage in autumn |
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| Garibaldi Mountain at sunrise |
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| SE glacier of Mamquam Mtn, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
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| Watersprite Lake |
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| Russet Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
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| Pelion Mountain from Sigurd Peak, Tantalus Range |
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| Gordon Lake below Capilano Mountain |
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| Black Tusk, Garibaldi Provincial Park |
2 comments:
Great photos! Thank you for sharing with us :)
These are some of the Most Beautiful images of Squamish I have seen brovo!
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