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The long weekend

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  • buflibufli
    edited May 2009
    Jimmy;55164 said:
    hiked to the peak of golden ears with some guys. it was a 3 day thing with lots of beer in between and holy fuck there was still snow up there. froze my ass off that night. great view though. period.
    do u think this could be done in one day? (up and down)
    and i obv don't mean at slow ass hiking speed :P
  • hikin
    edited May 2009
    bufli;55166 said:
    do u think this could be done in one day? (up and down)
    and i obv don't mean at slow ass hiking speed :P
    if your lookin for a challenging and rewarding day hike go tackle the lions.
  • Hundreds
    edited May 2009
    hikin;55156 said:
    grind sucks compared to the chief :P

    should go climb shannon falls. fun times
    Where is Shannol Falls or the black tusk? Hiking is awesome! :$
  • Hundreds
    edited May 2009
    shaaaaaaaaaannon*
  • vonnie
    edited May 2009
    What's with all this hiking!? Haha... I think Jun has some new followers.
  • Agentbob
    edited May 2009
    We need to set the next TalkSFU meet up location to be a summit on a challenging mountain. Those who can't make it will be banned, and those that can shall continue the legacy of this forum.

    EPICCCCCCCCC
  • hikin
    edited May 2009
    when you were climbing the chief did you notice the huge waterfall next to it? thats shannon falls.

    theres no designated trail so you have to bushwack your way up to the top.

    black tusk is located within the garabaldi mountain range. a much better beginner hike for the region is an overnighter to elfin lakes emergency hut. it sleeps 30 and has bunks also have stoves to cook on. this makes the packs considerably lighter.

    the lions is also a really great hike. its a 15km hike that takes roughly 6-8 hours depending on how fast of a hiker you are and how light your travelling.

    sanderoz diez vistas in belcarra region is definetly an awesome lung buster with some of the best views possible.

    and bob. i dont think that'll fly with most members :P
  • hikin
    edited May 2009
    i wouldnt mind a day trip where we go padling for a while. canoes are fun stuff :D
  • Simon604
    edited May 2009
    Is there any good places to go hiking on or around Burnaby Mountain?
  • hikin
    edited May 2009
    the trails at burnaby mountain are more for mountain bikers than hikers.

    if you drive about 15-20 minutes from burnaby mountain you can go hike at buntzen lake which is easy-difficult trails.

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