When we drive south we follow the Coldwater River into the Coquihalla Summit area which has many steep, rocky peaks, mostly still covered in snow in June. On the east side of the river are more rounded mountains, mostly forested … Continue reading →
Mt. Thynne is a rounded, open mountain just 145 km from the Coquihalla Summit area. Because of its elevation (2256 m), location, and shape, snows clear off the access road and the summit ridge relatively early so we can do … Continue reading →
Before the Kettle Valley Railway was built between 1910 and 1916, there were older trails and routes to the Interior used by First Nations, fur traders, explorers, and gold seekers. From Hope one of the routes went up the … Continue reading →