Details
- Hike Leader - Ian Cornish
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- Distance - 7 - 8 km
- Difficulty - Moderate
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Description
RESCHEDULED
A moderate Snowshoe in and around Stake Lake generally on packed trails. We will probably snowshoe up to the Lookout and back but we’ll see what the conditions bring. Watch for changes if conditions deteriorate
- dress for the conditions
- for snowshoeing events, members need appropriate boots, gaiters, reasonable snowshoes, and good gloves and headwear; poles are helpful
- bring a pad to sit on so that when we stop for lunch, you will stay dry
- bring a change of shoes and a bag for your snowy gear if you are carpooling
- we will stay together on the trails
- meet at Hillside meet up spot (click the link where it says location) at 10:00 to carpool
- there is a fee at the gate ($5) and riders should expect to help pay for gas ($4)
Bookings
Booked Spaces - 5/10
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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