On a grey end-of-November day I hiked from the west end of Paul Lake along the lakeshore on the Gibraltar Rock Trail. The trail follows the shoreline of the lake for 2 km before it starts to wind up the … Continue reading →
On the day before our hike on Harper Mountain, there was rain, fog, and overcast skies. On the day of the hike, as we drove up, we went through a fog layer but broke through and parked in sunny conditions … Continue reading →
The main trail system in Paul Lake Provincial Park links the lake trails to Gibraltar Rock and the campground. But the west end of the park has a long steep ridge that can be hiked on an unsigned single track … Continue reading →
Rockface Mountain stands at the southeast end of Paul Lake facing east toward Pinantan Lake. The hike to the top of the mountain is a short one, though steep. A high clearance vehicle can go right to the trailhead, but … Continue reading →
Mt. Fleet lies between Louis Lake and Mt. Lolo. It rises steeply above the Paul Lake-Pinantan Lake Road. From below, I have looked up the cliffs and had previously decided to get to the top, just because it is one … Continue reading →
