Following the Dinosaur Trail

Well, a few days is now turning into four days of researching the region around Drumheller. I just kept finding more parks and hoodoos to visit. The list I had built was calling for a long day and allot of miles. The morning started at 7 AM…

Dinosaur Discovery

Today we traveled back in time to the age of the dinosaurs. Yup, we packed up the travel pods and took to the roads from the southern east hip pocket of Alberta to the community of Drumheller east of  Calgary. A community well known for dino…

Writing On Stone Park

From our new base camp called Lodgepole Campground in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park we find ourselves waking up to two deer roaming the campground. Our new neighbours stare us down and then continue munching on some greenery - giving us…

On the move in Medicine Hat

You start off a day with a plan for researching.  The night before you plan your routes so you are not going around in circles while you research and document attractions and activities. The next day I set out with my camera, a video and…

Discovering Medicine Hat

Spent the last few days and long evenings walking, hiking and exploring in and around the area of Medicine Hat, Alberta. All part and parcel of building our CanadaEH.net Travel Planning Network exposing the many outdoor tourism opportunities…

Arrive in Medicine Hat

Big hugs all around as Bro and I hooked up again in Medicine Hat.  The days are getting longer and hotter - just how we like it. Base camp in Medicine Hat is at an out of the way lake east of town called Cavan Lake.  Sweet spot. No one…

Lethbridge, Alberta

Spent some quality time in Lethbridge, Alberta researching the trails, parks and community. The first day was a hot one, and one which I took full advantage of. I was eager to get going, so I was up and ready at 7:30 AM with bells on. First…
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Alberta Border Crossing

On the road again. It feels so good to be exploring and documenting tourism and adventure again. Today we set off for Lethbridge, Alberta to begin our journey of building our new AlbertaEH.com Travel Planning Network.. which we will be launching…

Horseshoe Lake is Still Base Camp

Still camped out at Horseshoe Lake in Cranbrook BC (a.k.a Cranbrook Island) . The weather has been playing tricks with us. First we had a long spell there for awhile where we enjoyed some scorching heat and then another round of  high winds.…

Cranbrook Base Camp – De ja vu

Since our trip from Alberta we have been working from our temporary base camp on Horseshoe Lake located near Fort Steele and Cranbrook, BC. It is our third visit! The campsites are huge. The neighbors are far. The views are captivating. The…

Snow Chased Us Out of Alberta.. For Now.

So Bro and I met up in Lethbridge.  He got some computer work done and I got some research done. Now we were planning our next move. But it seemed like snow was everywhere in Central and Northern Alberta and more was on its way. Radio was…

Waterton National Park -Day2

Today, I was up at 7 AM for an eager start. Could not sleep. This time I was prepared for some alpine hiking. Bring on the snow! Had my waterproofs on. The camera was charged. I packed a map and plenty of water and snacks. Took a look up. To…

Waterton National Park

We are finally in Alberta.  The adrenaline is pumping! A new adventure is just around the corner. This morning we decided to split up. Bro headed off to Lethbridge to establish a base camp and do some computer work. I am in Waterton National…

Nakusp – Kaslo Drive

Wildlife and nature are two of my favorite photo moments. Unfortunately wildlife never wants to stay still.  The Nakusp-Kaslo Hwy 31a is one of the most under rated tourism sightseeing drives in the Kootenays. It is full of scenery and opportunities…

Box Lake – Nakusp

Located east of Nakusp is a little recreation site on the shores of Box Lake.  Here we decided to set up camp for a night. The location is private and is one of the self maintained campgrounds known in BC as a forestry recreation site. Not…

Nakusp Hotsprings

The highway drive from Kaslo following the Kaslo River did not let us down. The mountain ranges were covered in a blanket of snow, alpine lakes still half frozen. It was a postcard moment! We arrived in Nakusp early so we decided to take…

Beautiful Wilderness Highway Drive

After spending a few days taking pictures, researching in Trail we set out on the road for Nelson. Love Nelson. Great little community. People are active and friendly. Much to like here. The glimmering Kootenay Lake, the waterfront walk and,…

Columbia River Trail in Trail BC

On the road again.  The adrenaline is pumping.  I can feel it in my veins and I can definitely see it on my brothers face.  The excitement is real. We are set for road show 2009. Every summer we continue  our journey crossing the country…

2009 Adventure Season About to Kick Off

We apologize for the slow blog activity during the winter months.. but that is the  time when we schedule time to work on our websites and with our advertisers. Blog activity is about to pick up again as we are about to head east to explore…

Friends of the Past

I have always prided myself on keeping in touch with old friends.  Because friends and family are very important to me.  Friends are, sometimes, the window into the past - talking about  "remember whens",  reminiscing  stories and laughing…

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