Top 20 Canadian Hiking Affiliates on Instagram (September 2026)

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22/09/2026
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1. Marie-Pier Leduc ↟ Adventure Travel

Canada

Travel, hiking & adventures 🏔️✨🌊🌿🌺 based in Montreal, Quebec ⤹ Blog + contact 💌

@marieisaway
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Followers
18k
Fake followers
19.99%
Engagement rate
1.81%
Average Reel plays
11.6k
Audience gender
female
65.9%
male
34.1%
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  1. A true winter wonderland with incredible sunset views! 😍 Mont Gosford is a winter favorite in Quebec, and it’s easy to see why! If you’re chasing beautiful snow ghosts, this winter hike deserves a spot on your bucket list! ❄️ 📍 Mont Gosford 🚗 2.5 hours from Montreal or Quebec City 💲 Access fee required 🥾 Approximately 15 km round trip ⏱️ 4-6 hours 🥵 Difficult 🔝 585m positive elevation gain 🏔️ 1193m altitude at the summit 🗺️ Multiple trails lead to the summit. I personally followed SF1, SF6, and SF8, but you can ask the entrance booth attendant for the best route based on current conditions. 🐶 Dogs allowed ⚠️ Be sure to check the weather conditions and be well-prepared before attempting this winter hike. The summit is exposed and can get extremely cold and windy. Cell signal is limited, and the trail system can be confusing, so I recommend downloading a map before heading out! *videos from a few years ago. Winter hike in Quebec | sunset hike | Eastern Townships
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  2. If you’re heading west on your Iceland road trip, make sure to stop at Kirkjufell on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Often called Iceland’s most photographed mountain, it’s easy to see why. It’s even more stunning in person! 😍
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  3. Every year in June, the midnight sun lights up Seljalandsfoss waterfall in the most beautiful way. It was absolutely magical to witness it. ✨ 📍Seljalandsfoss, South Iceland
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Canada
60.56%
United States
10.03%
France
3.53%
Indonesia
1.98%
Mexico
1.88%
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2. Amy Petz ↟ Hiking + Travel

Canada

becoming the healthiest, wealthiest + most grounded version of myself 🌲 365 day experiment in progress Email: amy@thrivetalentmgmt.com 📍Vancouver,BC

@things.amy.does
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Followers
22.2k
Fake followers
16.03%
Engagement rate
1.86%
Average Reel plays
5.9k
Audience gender
female
43.76%
male
56.24%
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  1. Anytime I get to a sloper on a route 😒 These tiny hands weren’t built to hold onto those things
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  2. Traveling is full of moments you don’t want to forget which is why I use Polarsteps. I can track my route automatically, save photos, videos, and notes at every stop, and even use it offline without draining my battery. It’s perfect for sharing my trip with friends and family without constantly messaging, and it keeps everything organized so I can relive the adventure anytime. One travel app for all your adventures. @polarsteps
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  3. Me and Chappell Roan will have to agree to disagree on moving to Saskatchewan This year marks 11 years since I’ve moved to the west coast and it’s been the best decision I’ve ever made :) Don’t get me wrong- I love where I grew up and I do love Sask. The people are fantastic, the summers are lovely, and living is affordable. I can’t deal with the 8 month long winter and -40C temps 😅
    8.5k
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Canada
77.72%
United States
10.18%
Australia
1.8%
Mexico
0.96%
Spain
0.84%
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3. Leah Nicole - Hiking & Travel 🌲🥾✈️

Canada

📍vancouver, bc 🌲 💍 wife of @ogrady.brett ⛰️ i can’t wait to see you outside! leahnicoleogrady@gmail.com

@leahnicoleogrady
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Followers
21.9k
Fake followers
19.11%
Engagement rate
2.14%
Average Reel plays
20.4k
Audience gender
female
66.28%
male
33.72%
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  1. this is where you’ll find me all summer long🍷🔥🌲 • • • #Camping #Outdoors #Campfire #DateNight
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  2. If you only visit one waterfall near Vancouver this summer, make it Mamquam Falls. 🌊✨ Located just 1 hour from Vancouver in Squamish, Mamquam Falls is famous for its incredible water colour, which changes throughout the year. During the warmer months, glacial melt from the surrounding mountains gives the water its stunning turquoise-blue colour. As the seasons change and glacier runoff decreases, the water often becomes darker and clearer, creating a completely different but equally beautiful view. No matter when you visit, the falls always seem to put on a different show. A brand-new boardwalk experience now offers a different way to explore the area, with elevated walkways through the coastal rainforest, multiple canyon viewpoints, a forest lounge, café, gift shop, and family-friendly play area. Admission starts around $44 for adults, with discounts available when booked online in advance. Not looking to spend the money? The good news is that there is still a free hiking trail that takes you down to the waterfall viewpoints and river below. The short trail is only about 1.5–2 km round trip, making it one of the easiest and most rewarding waterfall adventures near Vancouver. Whether you choose the boardwalk experience or the free trail, Mamquam Falls deserves a spot on every BC bucket list. 💙 #MamquamFalls #ExploreBC #BeautifulBC #SquamishBC #BCWaterfalls
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  3. movie nights are just better in the forest ⛺️🍿💻🌳 • • • #camping #movienight #shestheman #datenight
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Canada
34%
United States
24.28%
United Kingdom
5.14%
India
4.73%
Australia
2.24%
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4. Riley Batke

Canada

raising wild ones outside🚴🏼‍♂️🥾🌲 endurance athlete: ironman · hyrox · biking · hiking 📍BC, Canada | 📩 heyrileybatke@gmail.com

@riley_batke
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Followers
18.2k
Fake followers
14.07%
Engagement rate
1.89%
Average Reel plays
16.5k
Audience gender
female
59.19%
male
40.81%
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Canada
85.89%
United States
4.19%
United Kingdom
2.1%
Egypt
1.26%
Mexico
0.84%
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5. Alex Mack

Canada

📸 Photographer | High Altitude Physiologist 🏔️ ACMG Apprentice Hiking Guide 📍 Vancouver, BC ↓ prints | work with me ↓

@alexmacknzie
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Followers
25.2k
Fake followers
15.08%
Engagement rate
2.09%
Average Reel plays
6k
Audience gender
female
48.82%
male
51.18%
Top performing Reels
  1. “MLUE” = mountain blue 💙 This kid knows what’s up. Original video by @arteyastudio <3 Photos shot by me on @canoncanada 5d mkIV and Pentax Spotmatic 35mm film, mostly in the Canadian Rockies. // canadian rockies photography, mountaineering photography, landscape photography, banff national park, selkirk mountains, alberta mountains, bc backcountry, alpine climbing, adventure photographer canada, mountain landscape, summit views, glacier, british columbia mountain photography // With gratitude for the opportunity to explore and create on the ancestral lands of the Ktunaxa ɁamakɁis, Îyârhe Nakoda (Stoney), Niitsítpiis-stahkoii ᖹᐟᒧᐧᐨᑯᐧ ᓴᐦᖾᐟ (Blackfoot / Niitsítapi ᖹᐟᒧᐧᒣᑯ), Tsuut’ina, and Michif Piyii (Métis) Peoples.
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  2. HOW IS THIS REAL LIFE 😭 Watching sunset on what would be [unexpectedly] our final night at camp. Standing at the edge of Alberta, looking out to insanely gorgeous British Columbia. Our view of the Canadian Rockies was so vast that I was able to stitch together 7 landscape photographs into this massive pano. It almost does the experience justice… though I have to say I’ve never seen anything quite like it. To be camped at the height of those peaks, and see for what felt like hundreds of kilometres into the range, was one of the coolest experiences of my life to date. // With profound gratitude to be a guest and to adventure on the ancestral lands and waters of the Ktunaxa ɁamakɁis, Ĩyãħé Nakón mąkóce (Stoney), Niitsítpiis-stahkoii ᖹᐟᒧᐧᐨᑯᐧ ᓴᐦᖾᐟ (Blackfoot / Niitsítapi ᖹᐟᒧᐧᒣᑯ), Tsuut’ina, and Michif Piyii (Métis) peoples. // Canadian Rockies landscape, panoramic mountain photography, alpine photography Canada, landscape photography inspiration, fine art landscape prints, mountain photography portfolio, BC photographer, Canadian wilderness
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  3. What I’d tell younger me ⤵️ 1️⃣ Jump right into ‘manual’ mode. The *most important tool* you can have is understanding the balance of aperture, shutter speed and ISO. The fundamental of allllll photography. The sooner you dial these in the more creative control you’ll unlock! 2️⃣ A good mentor = life changing. Back when I started, there wasn’t social media. At an Alexisonfire show in Toronto, I literally walked up to a photographer and asked him about his work… @sojufancyhuh said “if you’re really serious about this, I can teach you”. Legit changed my life. Kieran helped me navigate the industry, gave me feedback on my work and editing… thank you my friend 🫶 3️⃣ Fancier gear won’t make you a better photographer. Period. Developing your eye and learning how to capture light defines the impact of your work. Gear and upgrades are simply just tools to capture your vision. If you’re just starting, find a used camera that had Manual mode and I promise you can learn and make incredible photos. Save the upgrades for when you *really* need them. 4️⃣ LET GO OF PERFECTION THIS IS IN ALL CAP BECAUSE I STILL NEED TO SAY THIS TO MYSELF EVERY DAY LOL. There is no “perfect” and if you don’t let that go you’ll keep holding yourself back. 5️⃣ Shoot what *you* love, not what you think everyone else does. Sure, get inspired by other photographers, artists, your peers etc. But use the inspiration as energy rather than imitating what you think you “should” shoot (especially for engagement). You’ll never find yourself otherwise. Feel free to share with photo friends who are starting out or more established - I even need these reminders sometimes! 🤘 . . . . #photographer #photography #photographytips #adventurephotography #landscapephotography #mountains #mountainphotographer #canadianrockies #hiking #hikingadventures #travelalberta #britishcolumbia #outdoorphotographer
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United States
28.42%
Canada
25.78%
United Kingdom
5.4%
Australia
2.81%
Italy
2.34%
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6. Audrey-Lyne Ferlatte | Outdoors & Adventure

Canada

🥾 Hiking, Hidden Gems & Roadtrips 🇨🇦 ⛰️Cabins & Hotels | Travel | Tourism | Family 📩Collabs: audrey-lyne.ferlatte@hotmail.com 📍Québec 🇨🇦 👶🏻 Ed’s Mom

@ferlattez
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82.7k
Fake followers
17.47%
Engagement rate
1.28%
Average Reel plays
83.3k
Audience gender
female
52.42%
male
47.58%
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  1. Follow @ferlattez for the best hikes in the world! 🌎🏔️ New serie: Every Friday a new hike! 🥾 Hike of the week 2 🏔️ 📍Acropole des Draveurs, Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs, Québec, Canada 🇨🇦 🥾 10.5 km round trip ⛰ Highest point: 1,043 m 🏔 3 summits with incredible views over Parc national des Hautes‑Gorges‑de‑la‑Rivière‑Malbaie 🤯 Difficulty: Hard 🚗 ~2h20 from Québec City 📍Start at the visitor center of the park (a shuttle brings hikers to the trailhead) 🗓 Best time: Late spring to fall 💡 Tips: • One of the most iconic hikes in Québec with dramatic views over the Charlevoix mountains • Access fee required (SEPAQ). If you have an annual card, no reservation needed • If not, buy your daily access in advance — this hike is extremely popular • A shuttle takes hikers from the entrance to the trailhead starting at 8 a.m. • Start early to avoid crowds • At the summit it can be 5–10°C colder, so bring a windbreaker • The climb is intense — hikers going up have priority on the trail ✨ Every Friday a new hike! Follow @ferlattez so you don’t miss the next one! And SAVE this hike for later 📌 Hiking | Outdoors | Mountains | Adventure | Canada #besthikescanada #hiking #quebec #adventure #mountains
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  2. Follow @ferlattez for the best hikes around the world!📸🏔️🥾 Welcome to my serie : Hike of the Week! Every FRIDAY, a NEW HIKE!🏔️🥾 Here’s week 4👇🏼 The trailhead starts at km 30 of the park, with easy parking access. You’ll begin by crossing a scenic wooden bridge — a perfect spot to snap photos of the Jacques-Cartier River and surrounding mountains. 🌉📸 Although officially rated difficult (5 hrs), if you’re an experienced hiker, you can complete it in around 3.5 hrs. There are a few steep sections, but overall it feels more moderate than extreme. Near the summit, you’ll find a beautiful beaver dam and—if you’re lucky—see some beavers! 🦫 The lookout is breathtaking, but to get that epic shot, take a few steps back to capture the full view. 🏞️ 🥾 Le Scotora, Jacques-Cartier National Park 📍 Start: Km 30 🔁 Distance: 16 km round-trip ⛰️ Elevation gain: ~550 m ⏱️ Duration: 3.5–5 hrs ⚠️ Difficulty: Moderate 🚫 Dogs: Not allowed 👶 Baby-friendly: Would not recommend as it’s long but it’s doable for sure if you have experience! 🦟 Summer tip: Bring bug spray! 💵 Park fee: ~$9.55 (free w/ Sépaq card) 🐾 Pro Tips: ❌ Not really baby friendly and dog are not allowed on this trail 💰 Entry fee: ~$9.55/day (free with Sépaq card) 🦟 Don’t forget insect repellent in summer! Seriously. ✨ If you love wild trails, peaceful forests, and epic lookouts, add this one to your list! Follow so you don’t miss the next hike! Le Scotora, Jacques-Cartier National Park, Quebec hikes, best trails near Quebec City, panoramic views, beaver dam trail, Sépaq hikes, nature Quebec #quebec #hike #mountains #nature #adventure
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  3. Follow @ferlattez for the most magical winter spots in Québec ❄️✨ This place is going VIRAL for a reason… Mont-Tremblant Village is a MUST this winter ⛰️❄️ Save this before your next trip 👇 1️⃣ Skiing that feels straight out of a movie ⛷️✨ After the snowfall this weekend, the mountain is in perfect shape — and the summit views? Unreal. 2️⃣ Horse sleigh ride under the stars 🐴🌙 Cozy blankets, hot chocolate, snowy forest vibes… the ultimate family winter moment. 3️⃣ Cutest village in Québec? Honestly… yes. 🛍️🎄 Boutiques, cafés, lights everywhere — plus our fave food stops: • @pizzateriatremblant 🔥 • @microladiable 🍻 • @owoktremblant 🍜 And a tiny souvenir for our baby boy from @universtoutou 🧸🥹 4️⃣ The snowshoeing adventure you HAVE to try ❄️⛰️ We took the gondola up (31 weeks pregnant!) and snowshoed down 8 km with crazy Laurentian views. Our route combo → 360 ➝ Vertigo ➝ Caps (all on @alltrails). 5️⃣ The prettiest skating rink ⛸️✨ When temps drop, a magical rink opens right at the bottom of the village — family-friendly and super aesthetic. Would you spend a winter weekend here? ⛰️❄️ Mont-Tremblant Village winter, Québécois winter destinations, best winter activities Québec, family travel Québec, skiing Tremblant, snowshoeing Laurentians #MontTremblant #TremblantVillage #QuebecWinter #WinterInQuebec #ExploreQuebec
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Canada
38.26%
United States
22.74%
France
4.32%
Italy
4.12%
United Kingdom
2.87%
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7. Shayna | Outdoorsyish Adventures

Canada

🌲 Manitoba trails, hiking viewpoints, glamping, unique stays, wildlife, budget road trips & Canadian itineraries for your next adventure! 📍 Winnipeg

@adventureswithshayna
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18.3k
Fake followers
17.25%
Engagement rate
3%
Average Reel plays
48.6k
Audience gender
female
63.45%
male
36.55%
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  1. 2 hours from Winnipeg, you’ll find this amazing spot! Directions: 🚗 Drive east on hwy 1, pass Kenora 🗺️ Park just off the hwy on a service road 🔒 Look for a locked red gate 🥾 Follow the trail (stay right) for about 3.2km (ATV trail) 🍁 once you get to the hydro poles, follow the small unmarked trail on the right 🪨 in a few seconds, you’ll walk up to these cliffs overlooking the lake 🥾 6.4km out-and-back #tourismkenora #winnipeg #hike #autumnhike #gccpp
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  2. 🏝️ The best summer spot in Manitoba! 🪨 explore the cliffs and caves 🌊 enjoy swimming in the blue waters 🍹 get a bite to eat or sip on a margarita 🛶 rent a kayak 🗺️ 2.5 hours from Winnipeg ⚠️ the road in is not in great condition. Expect gravel and potholes. #exploremb #manitoba #hikemb #bluewater #summer #explorecanada
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  3. A whimsical trail just outside of Winnipeg! 🌟 created and maintained by amazing volunteers!!! 🗺️ the long option is just under 3 km but there’s other entry points for a shorter walk 🥾 wood chip trail with some uneven ground and steps (depending how far you go) 🧌 troll bridge 🌊 Red River views 🪧 lots of fun signage 🧩 trinkets galore 🛝 outdoor playground and games 🪄 magic in the forest and frolic approved 🧺 picnic benches and lots of seating options along the trail 🐿️ wildlife 🌲a great trail to keep kids entertained (or be a kid yourself) 🇨🇦 look for the Canada flags for entry and exist points 🫶 respect the trail and what you find on it! Take only pictures, leave only footprints. 📍 The Friendship Trail in St Adolphe #exploremb #manitoba #friendshiptrail
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Canada
57.66%
United States
9.66%
India
9.07%
Ukraine
2.31%
Nigeria
1.24%
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8. Dylan Benson

Canada

Father. Photographer. Content creator. Author. Drone pilot. Amputee. Travel/adventure/lifestyle/family/mental health. Married to @marikoleebenson 💍

@betterwithadventure
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Followers
74.9k
Fake followers
23.14%
Engagement rate
3.74%
Average Reel plays
63.4k
Audience gender
female
66.73%
male
33.27%
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  1. This afternoon I got a call from Mariko saying she had been in an accident just 5 minutes from our house. I had no idea how bad it was, only that she was hit hard from behind and was going to call 911. I rode there immediately to be with her. The other driver hit her from behind doing 70-80km/h and completely destroyed the back of our SUV, and the impact was so bad that our spare tire was knocked off. The front of the other SUV is demolished, with fluids leaking everywhere and air bags deployed. Mariko has been to the hospital and unquestionably has whiplash, with lots of pain in her neck, back, and ribs, and bruising on her knee, but she doesn’t have any broken bones or cuts and will be okay. The other driver also went to the hospital and seems to be okay too. For now it’s going to be rest and recovery for Mariko, and more insurance claim work for us, but we’re so thankful she’s okay and that the kids weren’t in the car. Hug your loved ones often and tell them you love them; you just never know what life can throw at you. ❤️
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  2. In September, on the first full day of school for the kids, I got a call from Mariko saying she had been in an accident just minutes from our house. I had no idea how bad it was, only that she was hit hard from behind and was going to call 911. I rode there immediately to be with her. I was able to make it there before the paramedics and the fire trucks, and be the first person she saw at her window. Although it was traumatic to pull up to the scene of an accident involving my wife, it was comforting to us to have each other in that moment. I am so grateful I had the phone nearly. I can’t imagine the guilt I would have felt if I had missed that call, and now I feel extra paranoid about leaving the house, or even the room, without it. The other driver had hit her from behind doing 70-80km/h and completely destroyed the back of our SUV, writing it off. Mariko has spent the last 3.5 months recovering from the whiplash with lots of pain in her neck, back, and ribs, and working to recover from the PTSD. Hug your loved ones often and tell them you love them; you just never know what life can throw at you. ❤️
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  3. An update, with some steps!!! 👇 As of today, I’ve officially been diagnosed with a concussion. My return-to-work date has been pushed from July 21 to “about 6 months.” I’m now doing physiotherapy for both my brain and my amputated foot, attending counselling, and seeing an occupational therapist weekly. I’m also awaiting an X-ray to confirm whether a potential neck fracture seen on my original CT scan is real or not. The healing process is slow, but it’s happening. My stitches are still healing, and I’ve just started practicing putting weight on my injured foot. Yesterday I took 5 steps. Today I took 10!! It might sound small, but every step feels like a giant leap toward getting my life back. It’s actually TERRIFYING to take each step! One day at a time. One step at a time. I’m not where I want to be yet, but I will get there!
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Canada
28.77%
United States
16.81%
India
11.62%
United Kingdom
6.61%
Italy
3.42%
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9. Marco Firouz

Canada

Hike Ski Running Adventure 🧗🏼🏄🏼‍♂️🏔📸🏂🚴🏼‍♂️ Here to inspire you to save the beauty of our 🌎🇨🇦 collaboration and hiking inspo👇🏽

@marco.firouz
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32.3k
Fake followers
18.86%
Engagement rate
1.11%
Average Reel plays
12k
Audience gender
female
50.55%
male
49.45%
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  1. Nothing beats watching the sunset at Cypress Mountain 🤩🏂🎿 #sunset #explorecanada #welivetoexplore #adventureculture #ski #snowboarding #winterwonderland #natgeoyourshot #natgeo #explorebc #beautifulbc #neverstopexploring #bc #canada #dopesnow #powpow
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  2. golden hour, cold air, perfect turns. Cypress knows how to put on a show 🔥🏔️🏂☃️ #snowboarding #sunset #explorebc #neverstopexploring #skiing #welivetoexplore #canada #pow
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  3. sunset above the clouds in wild BC 🏔️ Yesterday’s sunset mission felt special in every way. It was my friend’s @margaux.cohen first hike after her serious injury last August , and witnessing her step back into the mountains made the moment even more meaningful. We drove up the Mamquam FSR and were greeted by a surprise cloud inversion that wrapped the valley in magic! 🔥 From there, we pushed through fresh, untouched snow on the way toward Alpen Mountain, chasing the last light of the day. At the summit ridge, the sky opened up with an incredible view of Sky Pilot, Mount Garibaldi and Tantalus range glowing above the clouds! That was an unforgettable way to welcome her back to the trail! 🤩💥 #explorebc #welivetoexplore #adventureculture #neverstopexploring #winterwonderland #natgeoyourshot #natgeotravel #parkscanada #wxplorecanada #bc #beautiful #bc #dji #djiair3s #hellobc
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Canada
27.5%
India
6.65%
United States
6.16%
Iran
5.13%
Russia
4.6%
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10. Nia Patience ↟ Hiking & Outdoor Adventure

Canada

ᨒ ོ ☼ inspiring you to explore the PNW ↟𖠰 hidden trails•road trips•unique stays 📍Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦 💌 niapatience@gmail.com

@nia.patience
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Followers
71.5k
Fake followers
19.09%
Engagement rate
13.83%
Average Reel plays
80k
Audience gender
female
59.9%
male
40.1%
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  1. …and somehow, we found it 😏🥹 📍Berg Lake, Mount Robson Provincial Park — with Mount Robson towering behind us at 3,954 m (12,972 ft), the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies. 🏔️🇨🇦 That turquoise glacial water. That massive mountain backdrop. That little piece of rock where you can sit and take it all in. Yeah… I think Chat was pretty on point on this one 😅 But honestly, no photo or video does this place justice. Standing here beneath the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, with Berg Lake glowing below, and sharing all this beauty with these beautiful souls is a moment I will cherish forever. 💫 Berg Lake + Mount Robson = Canadian Rockies perfection 💙🏔️ Berg Lake, Mount Robson, Mount Robson Provincial Park, tallest mountain in the Canadian Rockies, Canadian Rockies hiking, Canadian Rockies adventure, British Columbia hiking, BC mountains, turquoise glacial lakes, epic mountain views, Rocky Mountain hiking, Canada travel, hiking Canada, bucket list destinations, Instagrammable places in Canada #BergLake #MountRobson #CanadianRockies #BritishColumbia #ExploreCanada
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  2. For days, we stopped chasing the horizon and let the current decide where we’d go. No roads. No cell service. No deadlines. Just 52 miles of wild canyon, endless sky, and a river that has been carving its way through this landscape long before any of us were here. It’s funny how water never argues with the path ahead. It bends. It flows. It keeps moving. And somehow, that’s exactly what gives it the power to shape stone. Maybe we’re not meant to force every chapter of our lives into place. Maybe we’re meant to trust the current a little more…to believe that even the detours are carrying us somewhere worth becoming. Because the most beautiful destinations aren’t always the ones you plan. Sometimes they’re the ones you surrender to. 🏕️ 52 unforgettable miles through one of the most spectacular river canyons in the Pacific Northwest with this amazing crew of my closest friends!! 🏜️💦✨ 📍Lower Deschutes River, Oregon Deschutes River rafting, Lower Deschutes River, Oregon rafting adventure, Oregon travel, Oregon bucket list, whitewater rafting Oregon, multi-day rafting trip, Pacific Northwest adventures, outdoor adventure, river camping, rafting expedition, Oregon wilderness, scenic rafting, adventure travel, Deschutes River Adventures #DeschutesRiver #OregonAdventures #WhitewaterRafting #PacificNorthwest #adventuretravel
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  3. Send this to those friends you want to hike Jofree Lakes with this summer! Follow @nia.patience for more hiking, road trips and outdoor adventures in the Pacific Northwest
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11. Hannah Hughes | Epic Adventure Travel

Canada

💪for perfectly average adventurers 🥾Hiking 🚲MTB 🏕️Backcountry 🎿Skiing * except temporarily on pause 🦴🏥🤕 * 📍Whistler 🇨🇦hello@adventurewithhannah.com

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  1. Mind. Blown 😱 Maybe everybody knows this, and I’ve just been doing this wrong for the last 7 years. But incase you also didn’t know this - consider this your PSA to make chairlift rides way more comfortable. Instead of precariously balancing the bottom of your skis on the tiny bit of plastic, put it between your ski and boot - and somehow it balanced there 100x easier! If you’re a snowboarder, I can’t help you… sorry. But rest easy knowing these types of chairlift safety bars do keep kids much safer…!? #skiing #womenwhoski #outdooradventure #ski
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  2. Is this the hardest decision you’ll ever have to make?! And I feel like Ive made plenty of impossible decisions in my life. 
Those involving loss of whole lives I thought Id live (like getting divorced and moving across the world). It makes me envious of anyone who is certain of their decision and life path either way. What about you?! _________________ I first shared this 7 months ago - and it got millions of views, thousands of comments, and hundreds of DMs. It clearly struck a chord with a lot of people in the same boat. So I want to start this conversation again. 

Talk about the themes of the comments and DMs, and create our little corner of the internet for the undecided. Join me @adventurewithhannah for the next instalment, next week! #outdooradventure #womenwhoski #skitouring #childfree
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  3. Have you seen one of these weird little creatures?! It’s the leaving the car, only to be so excited to return to it hours later that really confuses me 😅🤣 Ps. If you want to be one of these brightly coloured creatures, these shorts are from @stio! #ad Use code: WITHHANNAH for 15% off 🥳🥳 #stioaffiliate #hiking #hikingadventure #outdooradventure
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12. Laurenexplores | Hiking Adventures & Travel | Canada

Canada

Helping women hike further, safer, & solo Thru-hiker in love with long walks in the mountains 📩 hello@laurenroerick.com Videos, guides, & trail tips⬇️

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13. Tamanna

Canada

🥾Hiking, Scenic Drives🚗, City Finds🌆, Hidden Gems💎, Food Delights 🥘, Adventures & more 📸✈️ 💌 Vancitywander@gmail.com

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14. Stéphanie Bureau ↟ hiking, travel & outdoors

Canada

♡ here to inspire your next adventure 📍Quebec, Canada 💌 hello@stephaniebureau.com ⤹ Blog, portfolio, hiking & travel inspo 🗺️

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15. Matt Przybylski

Canada

HIKING | WELLNESS 𝕆𝕟𝕥𝕒𝕣𝕚𝕠 𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕚𝕝 𝔾𝕦𝕚𝕕𝕖 𝕆𝕦𝕥𝕕𝕠𝕠𝕣 𝔸𝕕𝕧𝕖𝕟𝕥𝕦𝕣𝕖𝕣 ℕ𝕒𝕥𝕦𝕣𝕖 ℙ𝕙𝕠𝕥𝕠𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕡𝕙𝕖𝕣

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  1. Winter warriors! ❄️🥾 Ontario's snowy trails will soon be calling—crisp air, epic views, zero regrets. Here are 6 must-hit winter hikes. Boots on, let's go! 📍Indian Falls (Owen Sound): 1km rugged scramble to frozen horseshoe falls. Steep thrills ahead! 📍Bruce's Caves (Wiarton): 1.5km moderate cave crawl under the escarpment. Snowy underground magic. 📍Jones Falls (Pottawatomi): Easy 4km to 12m icy cascades. Sunset views on point. 📍Midhurst Trails (nr. Barrie): 10km snowy loops through quiet woods. Snowshoe serenity. 📍Grant's Woods (Orillia): 2km peaceful hemlock loop. Quick soul reset. 📍Singhampton Caves (Blue Mountains): 2km challenging crevasse quest to massive caves. Explorer vibes. Which one's your winter pick? Drop it below! 👇 #ontario #wintertrails #adventureawaits #hiddengem #ontariotrails #winter #winterhiking #winterscoming
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  2. Strapped into a tube. Helmet on. 22-metre limestone walls closing in on both sides. Elora Gorge tubing just hit different. The Grand River sends you through Class I–II rapids, past some of the most dramatic cliffs in Ontario — and then opens up into this surreal, slow-moving stretch where you're just floating, staring straight up at ancient rock. It's loud, then silent, then loud again. A full 2km run that earns every second. A few things nobody tells you first-timers: 🥾 Walk 1.3km in to the launch — wear actual water shoes, not flip-flops 🎟️ Tickets are online only, no walk-ups 🧢 Helmets and PFDs are mandatory (rentals available on-site) 📵 Leave the valuables in the car — the river will take them Season just opened mid-June. This is peak Ontario summer right now. Tag someone you'd take down this gorge 👇 Are you a "white-knuckle every rapid" or a "feet up, lazy river" type? 📍 Elora Gorge Conservation Area, Elora, ON #eloragorge #OntarioHiking #OntarioOutdoors #ExploreOntario #getoutside These Gorge stone walls are spectacular From rapids to drift... Heavy duty watering! *be sure to wear your water shoes, truly helps The drift is surreal Little did they know what they were getting into...
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  3. There's a staircase carved through solid rock that drops you into one of Ontario's most jaw-dropping gorges — and most people drive right past it. 👇 The Hole in the Rock at Elora Gorge is exactly what it sounds like. A stone staircase spirals down through a split in a massive limestone boulder, landing you at the base of 22-metre cliffs that have been carved by the Grand River for 450 million years. Standing at the bottom looking up? Genuinely unreal. This trail punches way above its weight for the effort. It's moderate, under 2 hours, and packed with ancient forest, exposed roots sprawling across bedrock, riverside views, and gorge lookouts that'll make your camera work overtime. If the timing is right, you'll watch tubers floating through the canyon below while you're standing at the rim — two completely different worlds stacked on top of each other. Ontario hikers — tag someone who needs to see this trail. 👇 And if you're saving spots for summer, drop this one in your list — Elora Gorge earns it. Drop a 💚 if you’re adding this to your hiking list! 🔥 Be sure to save this trail for later! ° ° 📍 Elora Gorge - Hole in the Rock Trail 🥾  2.8 km 🎚️ Moderate 📷 Samsung S26 Ultra 🚗 1hr 30m from Toronto ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #exploreontario #ontariotrails #getoutside #ontariohiking #hiking Liberally the incredible hole in the rock! Peekaboo spot to view friends Stairs down below for views Elora Gorge Falls (also known as the Tooth of Time Falls) Tubers tubing their tubing way across the tubing river!
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16. Charlot & Marie-Soleil Morin ☼

Canada

ᴄᴏɴꜱᴛᴀɴᴛʟʏ ᴇxᴘʟᴏʀɪɴɢ | ᴅᴏɢ ꜰʀɪᴇɴᴅʟʏ ᴀᴅᴠᴇɴᴛᴜʀᴇꜱ ↟ ʀᴏᴀᴅᴛʀɪᴘᴘɪɴɢ • ʜɪᴋɪɴɢ • sᴘᴏʀᴛs • ᴛʀɪᴄᴋs ↟ ɢᴇᴀʀ ꜰʀᴏᴍ @nonstopdogwear ↟ @onvasepromener

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  1. The ultimate guide to the Great Chamber 💛👇🏼 This dogfriendly location is one of Utah’s hidden gems! Thinking of adding it to your travel itinerary? Read our tips before going and ENJOY! 🐾 🛻 How to get there : From Johnson Canyon road, enter at Crocodile Johnson Hog Canyon and take trail 100 (37°08’37.5″N 112°23’41.9″W) to 103 (37°07’50.4″N 112°27’16.6″W). There are some intersections that can be a little confusing… Be sure to have a GPS offline map downloaded. ‼️ You absolutely must have a 4WD high clearance vehicle – do not risk driving without one. You will 100% end up stuck! 🌷🍂 Spring or fall are ideal times for visiting the Great Chamber (and all the areas surrounding Kanab). We went mid-day in April, and the sun was beating down on the sand hill… it was gorgeous! 🥾 For the short sandy hike, we suggest wearing hiking boots or hiking sandals. Do not underestimate the power of the Utah sun, wear a hat and put on sunscreen. There’s no shade, except in the cove, depending on the time of day you visit. 💦 Bring water, snacks, shovel (in case you get stuck) and a camera with a wide-angle lens. 🙏🏼 Leave no trace! Make sure to pack out all of your trash. 💭 If you do not have sand driving skills or confidence, opt for a guided tour. We met a side-by-side guide who told us they accept dogs (they must be comfortable with an ATV ride). That could be an option! 🏷 #instachiensduqc #crewduqc #puppylove #puppiesofinstagram #hikingwithdogs #reelitfeelit #travelreel #instagramreels #dogofinstagram #reelitfeelit #dogdaily #dogsofinstagram #dogsofcanada #goldenretriever #instadog #goldenretrievers #traveltips #utah #utahgram #hiddengems #dogfriendly #dogfriendlytravel #ontheroad #offroad #offroad4x4 #kanab
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  2. Visit Anteloppe Canyon with your dog 🥹🐾🧡 You MUST add this one to your bucketlist - it was probably one of the best days of my life You’ve probably already seen photos of Anteloppe Canyon in Arizona, USA. Unfortunately, to see these famous spots, you must book a guided tour that is extremely crowdy, expensive and no dogs allowed. BUT, there is another way to visit this canyon with your dog! Just head to the Anteloppe Point marina and rent a kayak or SUP so your dog can make the trip with you. It’s about 7 km paddling round trip and once there, you have to hike in the sand for a few kilometers. They advise everyone to turn around after 2 km, but we did 9 km hiking round trip and it was 100% worth it. We had the canyon all to ourselves! TIPS 🛶 We arrived as soon as the marina opened in order to get a kayak, but it’s best to book in advance. ☀️ We were there at the beginning of April, so the temperature was great. I wouldn't recommend it in midsummer. Either spring or fall! 🌊 Start your trip early in the morning. The water in the canyon is super calm and you’ll have all day to enjoy it! 🥾 Bring food, plenty of water, hats, sunscreen, hiking shoes, dry bag, camera, first-aid kit, leash and life jacket for your dog. 💪🏼 Keep in mind that you have to come back, so save your energy for the return trip. 💩 Make sure your dog has done all his business before you venture out on the water. There aren’t really any places to stop easily. 🗑️ Leave no trace, please. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate! Gear from @nonstopdogwear 🧡 🏷 #instachiensduqc #crewduqc #puppylove #puppiesofinstagram #hikingwithdogs #reelitfeelit #travelreel #instagramreels #dogofinstagram #reelitfeelit #dogdaily #dogsofinstagram #dogsofcanada #goldenretriever #instadog #goldenretrievers #traveltips #kayakwithdog #arizonagram #hiddengems #dogfriendly #dogfriendlytravel #ontheroad #arizona #dogfriendlyarizona #anteloppecanyon
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  3. Protector Life Jacket x Dock Diving 🩵💦 ☀️ Summer has officially began here, which also means we can finally take part in our favourite summer sport: dock diving!!! Dock diving is such a fun sport to do with your dog in the summer, as the water aspect of it insures your dog stays cool even on hot summer days. 🎖️ With North America Diving Dogs (NADD), there are 3 disciplines: distance jumps (calculates the length of the jumps but the dog doesn’t need to catch the toy), air retrieve (the toy is tethered in the air and needs to be caught for the jump to count) and hydro dash (the toy is at the end of the pool and the focus is the speed at which the dog retrieves the toy and comes back to the dock). Charlot is doing distance jumps, Luna is doing distance + air retrieve and Lennox is just starting out in the sport. 🌊 One thing remains constant throughout all categories: using a life jacket when introducing your dog to the sport. Even though your dog might be an amazing swimmer, we highly recommend using a life jacket at the start. Jumping into a pool, especially from a dock means the dog sinks into the water and it can be a scary feeling for them at first (or always). You wouldn’t want your dog to have a bad experience from the start and then not want to jump ever again. Plus, it is also a very tiring sport and having a life jacket allows for the dog to save their energy by sinking less and having an extra sense of safety. Bonus points for the help with getting less water into your dog’s ears too! 🧡 When you’re choosing a life jacket for your dog, the first thing you want to make sure of is that it doesn’t restrict your dog’s mouvement. We are so happy that @nonstopdogwear created this product with that priority in mind and with such a beautiful colour and design as an extra perk! 📸 @pattesdefer #nonstopdogwear #unleashyourpotential #mytrainingbuddy #activedogs #swimmingwithdogs #dockdiving #dockdivingdogs #doglifejacket
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17. pinesanddines

Canada

↠ ontario adventures + beyond ↞ ↠ hiking | local stays | yummy eats | cute towns ↞ ↠ bruce trail e2e finisher 2024 ↞ ↠ dog rescue advocate ↞

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  1. i’ve always loved the weird and whimsical side of life, and one of my favourite things to do when exploring a new area is to find a quirky roadside attraction or point of interest. Here are ten unique and unusual spots in Ontario to check out on your next road trip: 🏡 painted ladies, grimsby 🗼pioneer memorial tower, kitchener 🌳 wise old oak, woolwich 🦉 birdhouse city, picton 🌈 brockville tunnel, brockville 🐘 jumbo the elephant, st. thomas 🧙‍♀️cave springs, lincoln 👻 screaming heads, burk’s falls 🪦 bean puzzle tombstone, wellesley 🧝 gnome road, oakville #exploreontario #discoverontario #ontario #ontariotravel #niagara #ontarioparks #ontariohiking #ontarioroadtrip #picton #ontariotourism
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  2. ontario boardwalks: part 4 🌾 as a continuation to my favourite series, here are another handful of hikes featuring boardwalks to check out in Ontario: 📍 belfountain conservation area: along with the newly constructed boardwalk, highlights of this spot are a suspension bridge overlooking a waterfall and historic features like a cave and the belle fountain 📍wye marsh wildlife center: this park is a must-visit for wildlife lovers. along with the 500 m of boardwalk trails here, you can see trumpeter swans, owls and hawks 📍 kelso lake at kelso conservation area: most people visit kelso conservation area for the extensive trails and mountain biking, but the beach also has a lovely lakeside boardwalk 📍cheltenham badlands: observe one of ontario’s most unique landscapes from the 60 m long boardwalk 📍 cape croker park: an extensive 900 m boardwalk trail runs through this stunning park, with views of sydney bay and the niagara escarpment 📍 sauble falls provincial park: a short boardwalk trail will lead you to a beautiful view of sauble falls. visit in the fall for a chance to see the salmon run 📍 mel swart lake conservation park: although this boardwalk is short, it’s a great spot to visit for a short walk at sunset #ontariotrails #ontariohiking #boardwalkhike #exploreontario #discoverontario #ontario #hiking #boardwalktrail #exploreON
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  3. the next time you head to niagara region, check out this route see a provincial park with two waterfalls, a historic mill and waterfall, and a boardwalk all within a ten minute drive of each other: 🌳 stop 1: short hills provincial park, a beautiful non-operating park that features two waterfalls and 7 different trails. parking is free and there are a number of lots to park in; lot c is the closest to terrace falls, which is featured in this video. the falls here are notoriously dry, so it’s best to go in the winter or spring after a heavy rainfall! 🌊 stop 2: decew falls and morningstar mill, a small flour mill that was built in the 1800s with a beautiful cascading waterfall. this can be a quick roadside stop, as the falls are located right by the parking lot, or if you’re looking for a more challenging hike, you can hop on the @brucetrail_btc 🌉 stop 3: mel swart lake gibson conservation park for a sunset boardwalk stroll! while in the area, be sure to check out a few local favourites including @beechwooddoughnuts for the best vegan donuts you’ll ever have! #exploreontario #discoverontario #niagara #niagararegion #niagaratourism #stcatharines #decewfalls
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18. Shannon🌲Canadian Outdoor Adventure Mom

Canada

🥾Helping you get outside w/ Family Friendly Hiking Trails and Activities in and near Calgary 🏔️Day Trips and Trip Itineraries to Banff and beyond

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  1. The Penguin Walk @thecalgaryzoo is on NOW!! (SAVE for future trip planning) 🐧Runs until March 15th weather permitting. ❄️The Penguin Walk will be cancelled if the temperature is 5°C or warmer or -25°C or colder. ⏰10:30am daily. ‼️Only the colony members who choose to walk will go for the stroll, so numbers will vary each time. 📍The walk begins right near the Penguin Plunge exhibit. You won’t be able to miss the crowd and there are lots of staff to help direct people. 🔥 Tip: As you can see from the video, it’s busy (this was mild day and a weekend). But unlike with most things, I’m not going to say you need to arrive early to be able to see them. The penguins will walk by TWICE (consider it an “out and back” hike for them). And 80% of people leave after they walk by the first time. So you’ll be able to get a good view on the way back if you didn’t see them go by the first time. ⌛️The entire thing is over in 15-20 minutes though, so don’t arrive too late or you’ll miss them entirely. ❔Have you seen the Penguin walk before? Follow @shannon.adventures for more family friendly activities in Calgary and the nearby Canadian Rockies! Hiking with kids | Calgary Activities | Family Friendly | Banff National Park | Exploring Alberta and BC | Kananaskis Country | Travel Alberta #travelalberta #calgary #yyc #familyfuncalgary #alberta #familyfriendly #discoveralberta #calgaryzoo
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  2. 5 Family Friendly Beginner ❄️Winter❄️ Hikes in Kananaskis, AB 🇨🇦 (SAVE for future trip planning) 📍Grotto Canyon (5.2km out and back trail, 159m elevation gain) 📍Troll Falls (5.0km loop, 187m elevation gain) 📍Grassi Lakes (3.4km out and back, 178m elevation gain) 📍Evan Thomas Creek *not going through the canyon/chains* (8.4km loop, 212m elevation gain) 📍Widowmaker (4.7km out and back, 80m elevation gain) ⌛️All of these trails should take 2-5 hours to complete, depending on the pace of your group. ⚠️Please do your own research to ensure these hikes are right for you and your family. ❄️Microspikes recommended for walking on ice and packed snow. 🚫And as always, please Leave no Trace when visiting our wild spaces. That means plan ahead and prepare, leave nothing behind, take nothing with you, stay on trail, give all wildlife lots of space, and be considerate of others. ❔Which trail are you checking out first? Follow @shannon.adventures for more family friendly hiking near Calgary in the Canadian Rockies! YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS PART 2! Hiking with Kids | Kananaskis | Explore Canada | Canadian Rockies | Calgary | Discover Alberta | Motherhood Outside | Adventure Mom | Hiking Tips | Hiking Trails #kananaskis #hikingtrails #kananaskiscountry #familyfriendly #hikingwithkids #kidswhohike #choosemountains #adventureenthusiasts #wildernessculture
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  3. 6 Family Friendly Beginner Hikes on Vancouver Island, BC🇨🇦 (SAVE for future trip planning) Planning a trip to Vancouver Island this year? Vancouver Island is a nature lover’s paradise and full of hikes for all levels. These are just a few of the family friendly beginner hikes available! 📍Hole in the Wall, near Port Alberni (2.4km out and back, 42m elevation gain) 📍Cathedral Grove Trails, Hwy 4 MacMillan Provincial Park (2.9km total various loops, flat) 📍Little Qualicum Falls, near Coombs (1.6km loop, 39m elevation gain) 📍Kinsol Trestle, near Shawnigan Lake (3.1km out and back, 76m elevation gain) 📍The Abyss, near Nanaimo (2.9km out and back, 78m elevation gain) 📍Ammonite Falls, near Nanaimo (4.8km out and back, 199m elevation gain ⚠️Always practice the principles of Leave No Trace when visiting our wild spaces. ⁉️Have you ever been to Vancouver Island? Which trail would you want to do first? Follow @shannon.adventures for more family friendly adventures and hikes across Canada! Hiking with Kids | Trip Itineraries | Family Friendly | Travel British Columbia | Explore Canada | Vancouver Island #vancouverisland #hikingwithkids #hellobc #britishcolumbia #canada #vanisle
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19. Bessie Matthew

Canada

Exploring hiking trails and hidden gems in the Canadian Rockies🥾| Inspiring outdoor adventures

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  1. ✨Save this and share with your hiking buddy. Sometimes the best adventures are not the hardest ones. Boom Lake is one of those rare trails where the effort is low, but the payoff is huge. In less than two hours, you’ll find yourself standing beside crystal-clear turquoise water, surrounded by towering mountain peaks that will leave you speechless. The trailhead is close to the highway; it is well signed, easy to follow, very easy for all levels and not very crowded. It is one of the easiest Banff hikes. Things to know: 🥾 Distance : 10.9 km 📈Elevation: 624 m (more like 300) ⌛️ Time: 2 – 4 hours 🐕 Dogs: On leash at all times 🚻 Bathroom: At trailhead 
📍 Boom Lake 
❓Have you been here, or is it still on your bucket list? Hello! I’m Bess! Follow @Bess.c_explores for more exciting hikes, trail tips, and hidden gems in the Canadian Rockies 🏔️ hiking | Alberta hiking | mountain | travel alberta | hiking trails | explorers | iphonephotography | adventure | ———- #canadianrockies #banffnationalpark #boomlake
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  2. If you are looking for a short hike with amazing view, Jumpingpound Summit is the perfect one!! The trailhead for this hike starts on the side of the road in Bragg Creek. There is no official sign, so your map will come in handy. There are several lookouts along the trail, but the breathtaking 360 degree view opens up after approximately 2.5 kms! You will then see views of Cox Hill, Moose Mountain, just to name a few. Because of the proximity of Cox Hill to Jumpingpound Summit, hikers tend to combine the two for a loop. This is also a great spot if you are looking for wildflowers. I have done this as a day hike and as a sunset hike and it is one of my favourite spots on Kananaskis. Things to know: 🥾 Distance: 6.7 kms (in and out) ⛰️ Elevation: 403 m 🐕 Dogs: must be on leash at all times 🅿️ Parking: on the side of the highway 🚻 Bathroom: none at the trailhead ❓Have you done Jumpingpound Summit before? Follow @bess.c_explores for hiking tips and great hiking trails. hiking | Alberta hiking | mountains | travel alberta | hiking trails | iphonephotography | winter hiking | adventure | explore | things to do in Kananaskis _____________________________//##explorekananaskis #jumpingpoundsummit #braggcreektrails
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  3. ✨Save this and share with the person you’ve been discussing this hike with. I’ve gone there perhaps two or three times and yes, it is breathtakingly beautiful! The trail starts from the parking lot at Sunshine, and you keep going past the buildings where you’ll see a trail on the right. This trail will take you all the way to the fork in the road. You will keep right, (don’t go left because that will take you to Sunshine). You keep going until you get to the Pass. You will want to stop every minute to take pictures. It is that beautiful! If you are planning to hike it this summer, you need to keep an eyes on FB and / or Alltrails to see what hikers are saying about the flowers because you need to time it right. Imo, mid to end of July is the best time to see them. We went in early August two years ago, and the flowers were already withering. ❓Have you been to Healy Pass? ❓ Would you hike 18 km to see this place? Things to know: 🥾Distance: 18 km 📈Elevation: 800 m 🚻Washrooms at Sunshine 🐕Dogs must be on leash at all times Please remember to: 📍Stay on the trail 📍Take your trash with you 📍Do not pick or crush the flowers 📍Explore responsibly Hello! I’m Bess! Follow @Bess.c_explores for more exciting hikes, trail tips, and hidden gems in the Canadian Rockies 🏔️ hiking | Alberta hiking | mountain | travel alberta | hiking trails | explorers | iphonephotography | adventure | #wildflowers #banffnationalpark #summerhike
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🏔️🌊 based on Vancouver Island — exploring Canada hiking, camping, backpacking, and road tripping in our truck camper trailsofroo@gmail.com

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  1. Everything you need to know about driving to the Arctic Ocean (part 2!!) 🚙🌊 ⚠️ The Dempster Highway is an extremely remote, gravel road with few services. Do your research, and be prepared. The Route (Eagle Plains to Inuvik): - Eagle Plains is about the half way mark to the Arctic Ocean from our starting point, and is just south of the Arctic Circle (about 37kms). There’s a rest stop here and on a clear day has stunning views. - The drive between the Arctic Circle and the Yukon-Northwest Territories border is beyond incredible — unlike any landscape I’ve seen in Canada (and we’ve seen a lot of this country!). It’s also where you may experience unpleasant weather (in fact, a lot of folks we met at Eagle Plains had got this far and turned back to try again another day). - Once past the border, your next stop is Fort McPherson, NWT — there’s gas here if needed, but we went straight through to Inuvik. It is also where you will take your first (free) vehicle ferry, which can’t be more than 2-5 mins across the Peel River. - Shortly after, you’ll take another vehicle ferry across the Mackenzie River. - The landscape becomes less dramatic, and more what you might expect this far north. - Finally, you’ll reach Inuvik — the third largest community in the NWT at just over 3,000 people. This is also the largest community along the Dempster. You’ll find grocery stores, restaurants/take-out food, and gas. - Inuvik is only about 150kms from the Arctic Ocean, so some travelers choose to stay in town over night and complete the drive as a day trip the next day. We decided to keep going, and camp right on the ocean (more on that in part 3 🤭). Let us know if you have any questions about the second part of the route! #roadtrip #yukonterritory #exploreyukon #dempsterhighway
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  2. The MOST unexpectedly beautiful place — we were lucky to arrive just as the seasons started to collide 🏔️🍂 Of course, the Northwest Territories is a huge area, and we only saw a small portion of it, but we’re excited to come back some day to do some more exploring. It reminded us a lot of Iceland actually! #explorecanada #northwestterritories
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  3. That’s assuming they can catch one.. 😂🐻 Every year, pacific salmon travel hundreds of miles from the Ocean back to their hatching grounds to spawn. When they arrive, females will lay about 3,000 eggs, which the males will fertilize. After several days, they eventually die, leaving their bodies to decompose, which enriches the ecosystem with nutrients and provides food for other species. With the return of the salmon, come the black bears who feast on them 🐻🐟 They eat a TON of fish to put on enough weight before hibernating over winter. But, they don’t always eat all the fish they catch — the remains are left along riverbanks and in forests, which again, decompose and support the ecosystem. It’s SUCH an interesting and important cycle, and we feel lucky to witness it every fall. 🥹🍂 #vancouverisland #explorevancouverisland #beautifulbc #salmonrun #westcoast
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