When pavement ends outside of Dease Lake and a 112-kilometres (70 miles) of steep and narrow gravel roads begins, so too does our adventure. We are headed back in time to historic Telegraph Creek, British Columbia. But the discoveries, as we would soon see, were so much more than … [Read more...] about Historic Telegraph Creek
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Exploring Northern BC: Kispiox, Kitwanga and Kitwancool
After our introductory visit to ‘Ksan Historical Village, we were hooked on discovering more about the Gitxsan culture. Kispiox, Kitwanga and Kitwancool – the names capture our imaginations and our quest continues in Northern BC. Disclosure: This post contains Affiliate … [Read more...] about Exploring Northern BC: Kispiox, Kitwanga and Kitwancool
Exploring Northern BC: ‘Ksan Historical Village
‘Ksan means “the river of mist.” Today’s maps label it the Skeena River. “Git” means “the people of.” Gitxsan translates to “the people of the river of mist.” We’re off on an adventure exploring Northern B.C. and the cultural hub of the Gitxsan along the Skeena and its … [Read more...] about Exploring Northern BC: ‘Ksan Historical Village
Paddling Murtle Lake, B.C.
It is the largest canoe-kayak-only lake in North America. Impressive! But as we found out, paddling Murtle Lake in south-central British Columbia is a Canadian wilderness adventure guaranteed to keep you on your toes. Disclosure: This post contains Affiliate … [Read more...] about Paddling Murtle Lake, B.C.
The Churches of Chiloé Tour
There is a tiny archipelago off southern Chile’s mainland that draws thousands of people for its rugged and remote beauty, outstanding wildlife viewing opportunities and for its unique form of ecclesiastical wooden architecture. In the neighborhood of 70 chapels were first … [Read more...] about The Churches of Chiloé Tour