In this educational video, we discuss the strategies I use for all seasons regarding my Tent system and how I modify components to meet the needs of each season. Video:

In this educational video, I review the main gear that I take with me on every backcountry adventure whether for a day hike or multi-day adventure. Specifically, I focus on

In this discussion, we review some thoughts regarding items you should consider before asking people to take you hiking in the backcountry. https://youtu.be/5gyC21sU30Y

T&T Adventures decided to explore the Gleason Forest Service Road in order to get an understanding of the area. While exploring we looked for the Guttentite and Gleason Caves but

After exploring the Hedrick Valley for several days, we finally found the Bluebell Cave and it was fantastic! Join us for this adventure to explore its secrets! BC Caving guide:

In this introductory, educational video, we review Route Finding using GaiGPS as an example of the concepts required in order to import trails from other sources online and how to

This hike is located in Sugarbowl/Grizzly Den Provincial Park in Northern BC close to the trailhead of Raven Lake. https://youtu.be/HjFGNHzXwR4

In this discussion, we cover the topic of water crossings based on our various experiences in Northern BC, Canada. 1. Do you HAVE to cross?2. Is it safe to cross?

In this educational video, we discuss the sleep systems that we use: 1. Spring to late Fall 2. Winter conditions https://youtu.be/iHaGPbKO1pY A real-world test of the Polar Ranger and Tensor

BC Parks has initiated a project to update the Berg Lake Corridor Visitor Use Management Plan. All of the project details and survey can be found via the link below,

Our good friend Vivien Lougheed in Prince George has asked us to showcase an event for Multiple Myeloma with the details below, please consider if you would be willing to

This was an epic, but one of the most challenging journeys we've faced to date. The Kiwa Glacier is a pristine area that has been on our list of places

T&T Adventures has completed the 7 summits of Northern BC challenge by summiting Erg Mountain. Hike 1: Raven Lake (here) Hike 2: Vineyards (here) Hike 3: Viking Ridge (here) Hike

In this adventure, we explore 4 trailheads to determine access to these beautiful backcountry trails in Mcbride, BC: 1. Eagle Valley 2. Avalanche Pass 3. Kristi Glacier 4. Ozalenka Videos:

This trail is not to be confused with the Torpy Trail in Evanoff Provincial Park. The trailhead for this hike is about 10 km east on the Upper Torpy FSR

Caledonia Mountain is located approximately 79 km down the Bowron and Tumuch Forest Service roads (past the trailhead for The Vineyards and take the first road to the right all

This waterfall is located about 2.5 hours east of Prince George BC in the community of Crescent Spur, BC The trail is not identified from the road but can be

This waterfall is located about 2 hours east of Prince George BC in the community of Crescent Spur, BC The trail is not identified from the road but can be

Tacheeda Lookout Trail is about 11 km round trip and a moderate difficulty hiking trail that gradually weaves through various forest types and terminates in a sub-alpine area at the

In this adventure, we explore a rough trail into Jab Falls, a trail that is 0.8 km past the Vineyards spur road turnoff heading east. The trail is about 1.5

The videos below show the spur road from the turnoff of Tumuch FSR up to the Vineyards Trailhead (3.5 km) as well as the Vineyards spur road to Caledonia Mountain

In this adventure, we explore and discover a set of connecting trails that join Pilot Mountain with the Pidherny trail system and we make our way down to the Nechako

Today T&T Adventures hiked up the Raven Lake trail and we were able to drive within view of the trailhead signage as snow conditions have improved on the Hungary Creek

This is a popular walk-in site on a small lake with 2 picnic tables, fire rings, and a toilet available. A short 1.2 km walk into the lake plus a

The Purden Lake North Shore Trail begins at the east end of the Purden Lake Provincial Park The trail length is approximately  6 km, 2 hours (1-way) Easy, Moderate Hiking.

The UNBC Connector Trail System includes over 9 km of trails linking a large network of places to explore for the community near the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC),

In this adventure, we explore the Walker Creek and P.O.B. forest service roads to see what areas are accessible to explore this time of year. The P.O.B. road looks fully

In this adventure, we explore the Bowron and Tumuch forest service roads to see what areas are accessible to explore this time of year. Surprisingly we made it within a

This trail is about 2 hours drive from Prince George, BC. There are water sources for most of the hike up as you cross creeks a number of times. I

In this educational video, we share some key items that should be worn when hiking in the backcountry. We do not discuss external things like snowshoes, backpacks, tents, etc... instead,

Waterfalls, Elk, some good ole fashion devils club, tangled willows, and hip-deep snow made for an unforgettable adventure in the Pine Pass north of Mcleod Lake, BC https://youtu.be/H1T1jxYmScg?si=-mF3IzjLQllxcOR2

Here is a cool new challenge for outdoor enthusiasts in Northern BC, Prince George region. Hike these 7 local summits. No time limit. Order a commemorative shirt (unisex standard adult

Nechako Ridge Trail borders on the south/western portion of the Pidherny Trail system and offers beautiful lookouts over the Nechako River. Directions to trailhead: here GaiGPS track:

In this video, we show a list of great places to explore around the city of Prince George, BC. While this list is not everything, it does contain a large

Located on the south side of the Nechako River this park has hiking, swimming, boating, and many other opportunities to offer. The 57 ha (141 acre) park is located on

Located on the north side of the Foothills bridge this area offers a lovely area for swimming and a short hike, extending to the west along the Nechako River and

Located slightly south of the Foothills landfill in the Hart area in Prince George, BC this area provides a vast network of mountain biking, hiking, and exploring opportunities. The Pidherny

Located on the lower east side of the Hart area in Prince George, BC this trail overlooks the Nechako River to the South. This park includes the Nechako River cutbanks and McMillan

Located on the East side of the Fraser River in Prince George, BC this trail overlooks the Fraser River to the West spanning the north-east end of downtown to the

In this video, we show a list of great places to explore North of Prince George, BC. While this list is not everything, it does contain a large number of

Ferguson Lake is a short 20-minute drive from the center of Prince George to the north end of town, directions: here The trail is a short 2.5 km on relatively

In this video, we show a list of great places to explore West of Prince George, BC. While this list is not everything, it does contain a large number of

In this video, we show a list of great places to explore South of Prince George, BC. While this list is not everything, it does contain a large number of

In this video, we show a list of great places to explore East of Prince George, BC. While this list is not everything, it does contain a large number of

In this article, we are testing out the Thermarest Polar Ranger sleeping bag, Nemo Tensor Extreme pad, Nemo Switchback Insulated pad, MSR E-Bivy in cold winter conditions in Northern Canada.

In this video, we explain why we use MSR snowshoes, explain their features, and how they compare to some generic Costco brand snowshoes. We also provide some tips related to

Garvin's Canyon is located at the end of Christina Road in the community of Pilot Mountain. This hike/snowshoe is a moderate challenge depending mostly on the distance you travel. [Waymark

Gerald and I discuss a real-world backcountry emergency in the hopes that everyone can learn from our experience. There are several important topics covered in this fire-side discussion so please

The Red Mountain Trail can be accessed from two locations. 1. The longer 12.5 km one-way trail begins at the community of Penny BC 2. The shorter 8.5 km on-way

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Historic hiking route along the Goat River leads to Bowron Park and Barkerville. Directions to trailhead: here GaiGPS track: here Photos:

The Monkman Pass Memorial Trail Hiking Route is an unforgettable, class hiking destination that includes major waterfalls and rivers, lakes, temperate boreal forest, alpine meadows, and optional alpinesummits. The six-day

Trekking with Taz and Tesla Prince snowshoed the Berg Lake trail on December 23, 2023, and noticed that BC Parks has restored the bridges leading to the Whitehorn campground. Winter

The Trophy Mountains rise 2,575 meters into the sky, with nine peaks towering over the Shuswap Highlands of Southern Wells Gray Provincial Park. Their northern slopes are steep and cloaked

The Tabor Mountain area has many trails of various levels of difficulty to enjoy, including this moderate Tabor Tower trail. Directions: here GaiGps Track: here Photos: Videos:

The Tabor Mountain area has many trails of various levels of difficulty to enjoy, including this moderate treeline cabin trail. Directions: here Photos:

TrekkingWithgTaz and TeslaPrince planned to snowshoe the Torpy Mt trailhead up to Fang Mt Ridge yesterday after we had heard the road was plowed to within 1 km of the

Hixon Falls is an easy and short (120 meter) hike from the parking lot to the falls offering a great place to view the creek and the 20-ish foot waterfalls.

The historic town of Barkerville, east of Wells, BC offers a variety of outdoor activities including hiking and snowshoeing. Billy Barker’s legendary gold strike on Williams Creek triggered a multi-billion

Pinnacles Park comprises approximately 124 hectares of pine forest overlooking Baker Creek. The park is a popular day-use area and is easily accessible from Quesnel. From the Pinnacles viewpoint, visitors

This is a moderate hike, perfect as a quick side trip while in Quesnel. The trail follows Narcosli Creek then turns up Deserter Creek to impressive waterfalls on Deserter Creek.

Wineglass Falls is located east of the community of Kersley, BC. The falls flow from a small creek and have a cave that surrounds them below. The falls plunge over

This is the old access road used to support the fire lookout tower. The trail is about 6.5 km long with a gradual grade until the last pitch which is

This trail climbs from Hwy 16 to the top of Fraser Mountain which is an elevation change of over 300m. The main trail is 4.7 km long and the spur

This trail is located in Crooked River Provincial Park in Bear Lake, BC, and offers a leisurely hike or snowshoe on relatively flat terrain with a few exceptions where the

Reaction Ferry at the old train stop in Miworth, BC. These Ferry Pontoons still survive on the banks of the Nechako River and were in operation from 1922 to the

This small 178-hectare park consists of two parcels on either side of the Fraser River south of the city of Prince George. Public recreation opportunities and trail access are available

The Framstead Falls are located at the junction of the Framstead Creek and Herrick Creek. Driving Directions here Photos:

The Herrick Falls are a ways up the Herrick Creek. Herrick Creek is the major tributary of the McGregor and is similar in size to the McGregor at their confluence.

This park is situated in the Dezaiko Range of the Rocky Mountains, approximately 160 km northeast of Prince George. Close-To-The-Edge Park protects the internationally significant Close-To-The-Edge cave, which has the

Huble Homestead Historic Site is a turn-of-the-century heritage attraction located 40 kilometers north of Prince George, BC, and offers great snowshoeing opportunities in the Winter (the main attractions are closed during

Morkill Falls Trail is a beautiful area to explore but also has steep terrain to navigate if you want to explore it fully. There are ropes and ladders and caves

Mount Pope is a day-use park popular with hikers and rock climbers. A 6.5 km hiking trail to the peak provides a panoramic view of Stuart Lake and the mountains

Eskers Park is a day-use park located 40km northwest of Prince George. Encompassing 3,979 hectares of gently rolling terrain and many small lakes, the park conserves a portion of the

This 32-hectare park has trails that wind along the Nechako River shoreline.  This nature park offers scenery, solitude, and connections.  DISTANCE: 2.2 kilometresELEVATION: Relatively flat with less than 10 meters of elevation change.TRAIL

Giscome Portage Trail is a designated Heritage Trail that is located 40 km north of Prince George and 6 km off Highway 97 North on Mitchell Road. The Giscome Portage

This trail is an ancient volcano and is an easy few-hour hike. There are beautiful views of the surrounding hills and mountains. Directions to trailhead: Coffee Pot Mountain

This drive to the trailhead is about 2.25 hours from Prince George, BC to the Pine Pass North. This beautiful/steep hike has much to offer and cell service is limited,

This approximately 1 km out-and-back trail is located near McCleod Lake, BC. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 16 min to complete. This trail is

Cheslatta Falls is another magnificent waterfall. There is a beautiful campground that is located about 500 meters from the trailhead on the opposite side of the road. The trail is

A short 0.5 km hike along Cabin Creek to a scenic waterfall. Warning STEEP drop-offs to rushing creek. Supervise children, those acting like children and pets. Driving Directions: Trail Head

Located on the Bobtail FSR, this stunning waterfall and lake are absolutely worth the effort to get there.  You will require a 4x4 vehicle or ATV to drive to the

Located in the North Cariboo-Chilcotin Region, British Columbia, Canada is a moderately easy hike trekking through forests to the alpine peaks of Mount Murray, Mount Greenbury or heading to Mount

This hiking trail utilizes old logging and mining trails and then climbs up the north bank of Jubilee Creek into a large alpine bowl. The latter part of the route

The route to Mt.Patchett, in the Palmer Range east of Barkerville, is described in Hiking the Cariboo Goldfields by Edwards, Funk, and Stoker. The trail makes use of old cut blocks to

This is a fairly steep trail, meant for experienced and physically fit hikers. This is a short but steep hike with great views. Driving Directions: Drive past Wells BC, turn

The Grand Canyon is a moderate hike from Highway 16 to the Fraser River and consists of two routes, 1. summer and 2. winter. The winter route is best attempted

Mount Fitzwilliam trailhead and parking lot are located 54 km east of the Mount Robson Park Visitor Centre on Highway 16. Information shelter, parking and pit toilets are located on

This trail difficulty level is easy to moderate and is in reasonable condition, though certain sections can be slippery when wet or icy. More details of this hike and Cabin

Eagle Valley is located at the toe of an ancient glacier approximately 9km from the trailhead. The trail difficulty is moderate and certain sections can be slippery when wet or icy.

This trail heads up a valley, along the trail is a scenic waterfall and alpine meadows. Above the Pass, on both sides, are magnificent views of icefields with the Kristi

This hike is located about 120km east of Prince George, up the Pass Lake FSR. It’s very steep for the first 3-4 km until you reach the alpine meadow. You

The trail is accessible in the alpine and is popular for hiking in summer and snowmobiling in winter. Snowmobile safety cabin provided. Trail fees are applicable when the snowmobile trail

This trail offers a fairly short and easy hike that leads visitors to rewarding views of the relatively small but very beautiful Muskeg Falls. The trail ends at a gorgeous

A scenic waterfall at the end of the 1.7 km Greer Creek Falls Trail. A good family picnic spot but beware of steep sections with drop-offs. Driving Directions: The Greer Creek

Ancient Forest is a beautiful old-growth interior rainforest in British Columbia’s Interior. Nestled in the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, the park protects a portion of the only inland

According to the BC Parks website, Mt Robson's Berg Lake Trail is now open for winter activities past the Kinney Lake campgrounds. "The Berg Lake trail will open for winter

WebsiteDescriptionCategorieshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/PrinceGeorgeHiking/Prince George and area-related hiking and backcountry-related Facebook groupOnline discussionhttps://www.princegeorge.ca/parks-recreation/parks-trails/trailsTrails within the City of Prince George, BCLocal Trailshttps://data-cityofpg.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/da68732f23704558b7dbc0d4f3037ced/explore?location=53.938399%2C-122.693902%2C11.59A bird's eye digital view of trails around the City of Prince GeorgeLocal

As an avid backcountry enthusiast, I have put thousands of km of hiking distance on my Salomon hiking shoes. Starting with the Salomon X Ultra 4 Mid GTX, I was

This drive to the trailhead is about 2.25 hours from Prince George, BC to the Pine Pass North. This beautiful/steep hike has much to offer and cell service is limited.

This hike is located a 2-hour drive northeast of Prince George, BC. Drive into the McGregor mountains down Pass Lake Road. This hike is somewhat remote but offers excellent views

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive northeast of Prince George, BC. Follow the same directions to get to Fang Mt or The Farm, driving into the McGregor mountains down

Dan Durston of http://www.durstongear.com is a BC, Canada-based back-country gear designer. I decided to research this tent and found it to be an excellent choice for mountain backpacking being light,

A short video showing Bijoux Falls (a few hours north of Prince George, BC) and the area around this beautiful place. The Pine Pass is full of beautiful lakes, rivers,

This is the first video in a series relating to wheelchair-accessible trails in Northern BC Google Maps Driving directions to the trailhead: here Photos: Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Obv8V7yOPZk

In this adventure, we hike up to the alpine lake on Viking Ridge in Sugarbowl / Grizzly-den Provincial Park in Northern BC in order to test out our Durston XMid-2

This hike is located a 1.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. We drove about 20 minutes past the turnoff to Pass Lake, heading towards the community of Longworth, BC,

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. We drove 20 minutes past the town of McBride BC driving east. There is a turnoff to the

This hike is located a 3 hour drive east from Prince George, BC. This trail has different types of information online (including the backroads trail book) which may lead hikers

This hike is located a 2.25-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. This hike starts at a higher elevation and the trailhead has various places at your comfort level for

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. We drove 20 minutes past the town of McBride BC driving east. There is a turnoff to the

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. We drove 20 minutes past the town of McBride BC (in the community of Dunster) driving east. There

This hike is located a 2.5-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. Continue east through McBride past the Fraser River bridge and follow the signs on Hwy 16 pointing to

This spectacular hike climbs 7.3km starting on the Holmes forest service road (near the 43km mark) and passes through brushy willows, open meadows, muddy sections following a river and ultimately

This hike is located a 2-hour drive east of Prince George, BC. I drove south from Highway 16 down the Bowron Forest Service Road for around 20 km, then turned

This trail is about a 1-hour drive from Prince George, BC. This hike is called Viking Ridge - point of no return. This is not the classic Viking Ridge hike

This hike is located in Smithers, BC (a 4-hour drive west from Prince George, BC), and due to poor weather around Prince George BC's hiking areas, Trekking with Taz and

This trail is about a 3-hour drive east from Prince George, BC into the Mt Robson Park area. In this adventure, I hike the Moose River trail with my hiking

In this adventure, we climb the Baldy Mountain Trail in Northern BC, just past the community of Longworth BC. The trailhead is about 2 hours drive from Prince George, BC.

This trail is about 2 hours drive from Prince George, BC. We decided to try something different and see if we could summit Fang Mt in early June which is

This trail is about a 2-hour drive from Prince George, BC. In this adventure, we hike Erratic Ridge and explore the area up top. The rocks in the area are

This trail is about a 2-hour drive from Prince George, BC. In this hike, we explore the area of Longworth Mountain in the community of Longworth BC between Prince George

This trail is about a 1-hour drive from Prince George, BC. In this adventure, I hike all of the ridges around Viking Ridge near Prince George, BC. This classic hike

In this adventure, we hike up Pilot Mountain in Northern BC, 15 minutes northwest of Prince George, BC. This is a relatively easy/short hike (easier than Teapot Mountain in my

In this adventure, we hike up Teapot Mountain in Northern BC, 30 minutes north of Prince George, BC. This trail can be deceiving as it starts off with an easy

This hike was up Boulder Mountain in Northern BC, East of Prince George. The trail is about a 2-hour drive down Highway 16 from Prince George (just past the Zig

This route (there is no defined trail) is about 1.5 hours east of Prince George BC on Highway 16 (just past the Ancient Forest parking area, the next pullout on

This trail is about 1.5 hours east of Prince George, BC on Highway 16. In this adventure, we snowshoe up ZigZag Ridge for a 15 km round trip, near Prince

This trail is about a 1-hour drive east from Prince George, BC. In this 16 km hike, we hiked up Viking Ridge to the meadows then across to SugarBowl Mountain,

This trail is about a 3-hour drive to the east (a 3-hour tour... a 3-hour tour) from Prince George BC. I snowshoed the Berg Lake trail to the north end

This trail is about 1.5 hours east of Prince George, BC. In this adventure, we hike up the Raven Lake trail in Northern BC. There are water sources on this

This trail is about 1 hour east of Prince George, BC. In this adventure, I take us through the West Driscoll Ridge Trail. The trailhead starts off Highway 16, following

This trail is about 2.5 hours east of Prince George, BC in the lovely community of McBride, BC. In this adventure, we hike up Paradise Ridge. The trail starts right

This trail is located about 2 hours east of Prince George, BC. Erg Mountain Provincial Park is a beautiful area as seen in the videos below. We show the drive

This trail is about 3 hours east of Prince George, BC. In this adventure, we hike Terry Fox Mountain in Northern British Columbia, Canada, located a little north of Valemount,

Sugarbowl Grizzly-Den Provincial Park in BC is located 1 hour east of Prince George, BC: https://bcparks.ca/explore/parkpgs/sugarbowl/ In this adventure, we explore the Sugarbowl Mountain hike and the beautiful views in

This hike took us 3.5 hours from the parking lot to the cabin and 2 hours back down. This hike is a 2-hour drive from Prince George and starts left

Kakwa Provincial Park is considered 'what Jasper Park was 100 years ago' in that it is a raw, world-class backcountry. The Walker Creek Forest Service Road is