“Lines, from Tennyson, I think, kept recurring to me while I was lost. A land where no man is or has been since the making of the world.” – Mary Warburton In 1926, when 56-year-old Mary Warburton was rescued after five weeks in the wilderness between Hope and Princeton, the story made the news as…
Even decades ago, the story of a missing hiker starts the same: someone goes out and doesn’t return. A search begins. In most cases, the person is found. But some missing hikers are never found. They vanish as if into thin air, their fate hidden amongst jagged rocks, deep gullies, and raging creeks. The disappearance…
If you walk along the West Canyon Trail in Golden Ears Provincial Park, one of the first views you’ll see is a rounded mountain to the northwest, heavily forested below and sparse enough on top to afford stunning views of the surrounding peaks and the Coast Mountains. At 9 km round trip, the hike to…
