With teal blue waters fed by a receding glacier and views of towering mountains in the background, Wedgemount Lake isn’t just one of the best hikes in British Columbia but easily one of the best alpine lakes we’ve ever seen.
The 6.2-mile Maple Pass Loop with just over 2,100 feet of elevation gain features panoramic views of the jagged North Cascade mountains around every corner.
Waves batter against the rocky shoreline beneath a massive arch carved out of the cliff: Rialto Beach’s Hole in the Wall is an iconic sight.
Camping at Garibaldi Lake is one of the most popular things to do in British Columbia and for good reason! Providing unparalleled access to iconic sites like Panorama Ridge, the Black Tusk, Mount Garibaldi, and Garibaldi Lake, the Garibaldi Lake Campground should be at the top of your backpacking bucket list.
With glacier-covered mountain peaks, turquoise-hued alpine lakes, and unimpeded views in every direction, words simply cannot do justice to the Panorama Ridge hike.
If you’re looking for the perfect day hike in Mount Rainier National Park then the Summerland Trail should be at the top of your list!
Tunnel Beach in Oceanside, Oregon is a unique adventure you can’t miss: walk through a narrow, rocky tunnel to a pristine secluded beach!
A quaint little coastal town where foaming ocean waves batter the jagged coastline, there are so many great things to do in Yachats, Oregon.
Featuring old-growth forests, glacial-fed streams, and a historic chalet, Enchanted Valley in Olympic National Park is an epic backpacking trip.
We’ve rounded up the best hikes on the Oregon Coast, featuring dramatic seaside cliffs, massive sea stacks, sandy beaches, and lush forests.