Details
- Hike Leader - Ian and Liz Cornish
- Contact -
- Distance - 14kms
- Difficulty - Moderate
- Special Note -
Description
- meet at the Hillside Meet up area at 9am to arrange carpool
- drive to the trailhead area – 9 km on the highway from the Junction of the Coquihalla and the Connector at Merritt and then 5km on a gravel road (some potholes)
- hike for 3 hours or so on moderate trails lunch along the way. Its a beautiful grasslands area with some lovely wooded areas, lakes etc. About 14kms of hiking
- article on the Lundbom Commonage Area
- KHC Trail page – Lundbom Lake
- There are many trail junctions and it is easy to get off the planned route so we will be staying together.
- If it is hot, plan for adequate hydration. Limited tree cover.
- Please carry the 10 essentials.
Bookings
Booked Spaces - 7/12
I have been retired for several years now but hiking has been a favorite past time over the years. I used to backpack a lot... many years ago.....and undertake some really challenging hikes but now my preference is just for a good day out!
We've been in Kamloops for about 11 years (2nd time around) so hiking/snowshoeing is still relatively new for me here. I've hiked a lot in the Lower Mainland/Whistler area and now we enjoy the freedom of retirement to be able to walk/hike in the UK, Europe and elsewhere in the world.
I enjoy hiking on single or double track paths with small groups and generally keep up a moderate to steady pace.
We've been in Kamloops for about 11 years (2nd time around) so hiking/snowshoeing is still relatively new for me here. I've hiked a lot in the Lower Mainland/Whistler area and now we enjoy the freedom of retirement to be able to walk/hike in the UK, Europe and elsewhere in the world.
I enjoy hiking on single or double track paths with small groups and generally keep up a moderate to steady pace.
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