Join hike leader’s Ed, Lois (Hunter) and co-leader Sheila Powell, on this “not-to-be-missed”  historic and momentous occasion to the top of Mara Mountain in celebration of Canada’s 150th birthday.  Y’Eh!!!

There are several routes to choose from to access the summit Guests are welcome but *must* meet the fitness requirements (please discuss with Ed and Lois prior to the event).  In addition, guests must also submit a waiver form.

Lastly, to stimulate some good old Canuck spirit, we encourage as many of you who sign up with the Hunter/Powell team to dress for the occasion and will award a small prize to the one who is voted  #1 Canuck in our group.  So…get decked-out in your Canadiana-themed finery eg: flags, scarves, pins, face paint, tattoos, ties, hockey, moose, red ‘n’white socks, Canadian Geese, beavers, etc., etc.,  Let your imagination go wild “Eh”!!

As sections of the route are exposed, do bring a generous amount of water, a sun hat, and sunscreen.  There may also be a couple of short, steep sections, so poles are also recommended.

Alcohol is strictly prohibited.

• This is a steeper, but shorter, route to the summit of Mt Mara.  Some longer sections of off-trail hiking.  It is still tick season so take precautions, wild flowers should be out.   Good boots recommended, and hiking poles.
•  Return by the same route.  Participants are asked to flollow the same route (parallel tracks okay) and are expected to stay together.
• We will be joining Doug’s group but may take a slower pace down back to the vehicles.

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Lois Rexin-Hunter

I’ve enjoyed being a KHC leader on-and-off since 2014.

My love of nature and the joy I experience in exploring the great outdoors began in early childhood and has continued throughout my life.

While I enjoy hikes of almost any nature,I am especially fond of the “high places” – the glorious peaks, ridges, and alpine meadows typical of mountainous terrain.

My wonderful partner and co-leader (Ed) and I share residency in the lovely hamlet of Lee Creek B.C., (Shuswap country) as well as that of beautiful Salt Spring Island.

It is a real pleasure to be a member of the KHC and an honor to be one of its Leaders.I look forward to sharing some memorable adventures with you on the trails.

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