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Day 2 Mt Assiniboine Lollipop Banff NP

Marvelous Marvel Lake.

Day 2 Marvel Lake Campground to Allenby Junction Campground, 22.9 km, 750 m, Elevation Gain, 810 m Elevation Loss, 9 hrs 33 min.

This was the feature day of the trip. It was a long day from beginning to end, but we stopped for extended periods of time at Marvel Lake, the overlook of Lake Gloria and at Mt Assinboine. There are places worth lingering, and these three locations are at the top of the list. I had a stroke of genius in the morning. I suggested, and Emily agreed, that we should pack up quickly and have breakfast at Marvel Lake. Breakfast for us is a 110 g of Logan Bread and a coffee, so it was really just making the coffee at Marvel Lake. We packed up quickly and left the campsite at 7 am.

Nice tidy campsite.

The trail leaves the campsite and quickly crosses a bridge over Bryant Creek. The bridge is much simpler than the ones that we crosses yesterday, but is more than adequate for the job. The bridge appears to be new, and remnants of an old washed out bridge was nearby. Obviously in the not so distant past there was a severe flood in the area.

The skinny bridge across Bryant Creek.
Bridge supports and an old trail, but no bridge.

There is a small pond just east of Marvel Lake, we took a quick detour to check out the pond. The early morning reflections were glorious.

Reflections in the unnamed pond.
Volcano never one to pass up an opportunity for a drink.
Panoramic of the pond looking west.

We only stayed at the pond for a couple of minutes, as the true prize was Marvel Lake (plus a coffee). We arrived at Marvel lake, and walked along the shore to find a nice view for breakfast. It had been 30 minutes since we left camp before we stopped to make coffee. Time for coffee and breakfast for us and Volcano.

Panoramic of Marvel Lake.
Our breakfast spot.
Emily has her notebook out, already the wind has picked up.
Volcano chillin by the lake.
Horace and Frosty hanging around, packs are ready to go, Volcano sniffing something.
Pretty Gurl!

We stayed for about 55 minutes, before figuring that we had a long way to go and other natural wonders to see. It was a glorious way to start the day. As we came to the end of the lake, there was an old boat and a house/shack thing, looking a little worse for wear. We also saw signs prohibiting camping at the lake, totally understandable, but a pity. It was about 800 m from breakfast to the intersection with the Marvel Pass Trail, which would take us to Wonder Pass. Arriving at Marvel Pass Trail, it had been 1 hr 35 min since we left the campsite, and we had traveled all of 2.7 km.

Wonder what the green shack thing is for?
Leaving the lake the trail offers two choices, back to Marvel Lake Campground, Br 13, or a short connector to Wonder Pass Junction.
Parks Canada making sure you know where you are, Volcano has gone the wrong way, we want to go the left (west).
We want Wonder Pass, turn left.

The trail continued as a forested walk. While a bit narrow, the trail was very good and gradually gained elevation as we walked above Marvel Lake. We emerged from the forest to an avalanche slope after about 25 minutes, which provided our first elevated view of Marvel Lake.

Emily appears to be trying to explain something to me.
Escaping the forest.

It was a nice trail to start the day, never too steep, lots of view in all directions. We crossed several avalanche paths and had to negotiate a couple of very eroded dry stream beds. We chatted all the way, discussing matters of great importance such as current state of pop culture. We arrived at the junction for Wonder Pass, having covered the last 4.5 km in 1 hr 15 min. It is now almost 10 am, we have been up for 4 hours, and have covered just 7 relatively easy kilometers.

Looking up at Wonder Peak on the left and Ely’s Dome on the right.
Crossing a avalanche path.
Emily taking in the views, Marvel lake and Mt Gloria in the distance.
Flowers in full bloom, lots of colours.
3 km to Wonder Pass, 6.2 km to Marvel Pass. Let’s head to Wonder Pass.

We are not going directly to Wonder Pass, but taking a side trip to an viewpoint for Lake Gloria. After a quick down and up, we started up Wonder Pass. The first part was defiantly the steepest section, rising 130 m in just 0.5 km. I was suffering somewhat on this part, luckily the trail actually flattened out for a bit before making a steady rise to our next junction.

Even Volcano looks like she’s working hard.
Trail has thankfully flattened out a bit.
Leaving the forest and entering the alpine meadow that is Wonder Pass.

As we left the forest and came to the higher alpine region of the pass, we passed a small snowfield still surviving this late into summer. Volcano having worked as a sled dog for most of her life has a great affinity for snow, and loves to have a good sniff and chomp at any snow we come across on our hikes.

Volcano checking out the snow under The Towers.

Volcano had a drink at a small creek draining Wonder Pass. One of the most exciting events on the trip happened. I spotted a lynx running in the distance. It had probably been hiking from us, but as we came closer on the trail, it bolted. We were never very close, probably at least 200 m away. yelled and grabbed my camera. Unfortunately in my excitement, I was never able to convey to Emily where the lynx was. She somehow did not find my repeating of “Over there, over there” to be very helpful. My camera was also set up for landscape photos, which is very different than what is required for fast moving objects. Alas, my photos are a little fuzzy, and Emily never saw the lynx.

The lynx, a smudge of brown running away.
Wide shot of The Towers, not sure why it is plural.

We arrived at our junction 10 minutes after the lynx, it was informally marked by a stick and a cairn. We headed back to Marvel Lake on a elevated trail. Initially our view was of Penny’s Peak As we continued down the trail, Mt Gloria and its glacier came into view. We were beginning to wonder where the overlook was, as the trail was diverting from what my app showed. We did persist and came to a wonderful open area with a view of the turquoise waters of Lake Gloria. I celebrated by tripping over a small stump and doing a complete roll over my backpack, luckily I did not hurt anything other than my pride.

The main trail is to the right, the trail we are following to the viewpoint is upper left, Penny’s Peak in the distance.
Emily taking in the view and not looking where she is going. Penny’s Peak looming large.
Emily checking out a pile of rocks at an intersection with a trail that heads up over the ridge. This is the trail that is marked on my Viewranger App, it is definitely not as well traveled as the one we stayed on.
Lake Gloria, with Mt Gloria and the Gloria Glacier above.
Lake Gloria surrounded by Mt Gloria, Aye Mountain, and our first view of Mt Assiniboine.
Our lunch spot, we hung out for 40 minutes..
The stump I tripped over.

We stayed to eat our lunch and enjoy our view for 40 minutes. It was then time to continue our trek, as we still had quite a way to hike and see, and it was now 12:20pm. We headed back along the way we had come, and rejoined the main trail. We stopped for a chat with a family who were hiking out to Mt Shark. They had come into the Assiniboine area from Sunshine Village and had stayed for a couple of days at Lake Magog. As we came to the top of the pass the vegetation thinned out, the landscape was dominated by grass and stunted trees.

Winding our way to the Pass.
Emily and Volcano at Wonder Pass.
One last look back.

We went over Wonder Pass at 1 pm, a whole new valley appeared before us. Accoriding to the sign, it was 5.5 km to Assiniboine Pass, which was halfway to our campground. We are entering Mt Assiniboine Provincial Park, and there was quite a bit of signage.

Nice clear signage.
We have a new valley to explore.
Lots of reading before you enter a BC Provincial Park.
A World Heritage Site, pretty exciting.

We head down towards Lake Magog. It was interesting how the trees return so abruptly as we descend, there is quite a define line where the trees come back. The trail is very well graded and the landscape is very pretty, meadows, flowers, creeks, waterfalls, it was a very pleasant stroll.

Very interesting part of the trail, as the trees were very spread out.
Waterfall, was quite far from the trail.
Simple bridges for stream crossings.
Flowers.
Tree growing out of the rock.
Flowers were everywhere, adding colour to the landscape.

A final boardwalk over a wetland brought us to the Naiset Cabins. we passed by quickly to get some face time with Mt Assiniboine.

Final boardwalk.
Our first unimpeded view of Mt Assiniboine from the front.
A view from our elevated bench.

Lake Magog campsite was visible on the far side of the lake. It was simply too far to walk to. It was 2 pm, we still had a bit over 6 km to hike after already hiking over 16 km. Volcano was amazing on this trip, but she was turning 12 years old, and I really did not think the added distance was worth a slightly better view. So we had a 20 minute rest, snacking while taking in the view of Lake Magog and Mt Assiniboine. The weather was very unsettled, so we decided we should get a move on to our campsite.

Headed over Assiniboine Pass. It would be a long day, but you could hike to Mt Assiniboine in one day.

The trail system in the Mt Assiniboine area is very busy, but BC Parks has sign posts at the major intersections. The trail was smooth and weaved in and out of trees and past through a number of large meadows, and had a couple short hills to keep the feelings in our legs fresh.

Cascade Peak in the distance, Volcano showing some signs of fatigue, following Emily.
O’Brien Meadow, looking north to Og Mountain and Windy Ridge, Golden Mt sitting on the horizon.
Trail leads to the O’Brien Meadow Group Campround, for groups up to 25, who knew?
Saying goodbye to Mt Assiniboine.

A short rise takes us to Assiniboine Pass, just under 10 minutes since we left O’Brien Meadow and about 40 minutes since we left our bench overlooking Mt Assiniboine. Mt Assiniboine Pass is nothing like Wonder Pass. It is heavily treed area, and there is nothing remarkable about Assiniboine Pass, other than being the high point between two valleys. We paused for a couple minutes to read all the information on the sign board, started our descent to Allenby Junction Campground.

The short climb to Assiniboine Pass.
The greeting to the pass.
On our way down, Emily still leading.

After a couple of minutes we come to a junction in the trail, hikers are directed to the right, nice Grizzly Bear warning sign! We pass a trail junction that leads to the Allenby Pass area. A large area north of were we are camping, including Allenby Pass is closed August 1st to small groups and to dogs.

Our little diversion and the Grizzly Warning.
Heading down, Volcano still letting Emily lead.
Views to the valley.

As we near the valley floor we begin to cross over many small creeks, keeping the feet dry becomes a challenge. We skirt along the edge of a lovely little canyon. A family of about 12 passes by us heading up the trail. They have small day packs, with the time of day, we figure that they are staying at the huts at Assinboine. At the back was the mother and two teenage girls, the girls did not look very pleased, and they were just beginning the climb to the pass.

Volcano moving back to the lead.
Small canyon.
Emily craning her neck to take in the view of Cascade Peak.
Waterfalls below Gibralter Rock.

After negotiating a small flooded area, the trail flattens out. We come to a nice meadow which offers 360 degree views, we pause to take in the scenery.

Sun setting behind Cascade Peak.
Emily looking west at the setting sun.
I believe that this is an extension of Og Mountain.
Emily looking east.

Five minute later we cross a cute little bridge and another 5 minutes has us arriving at Allenby Junction Campround, the time is 4:33 pm, so 9 hours 33 minutes after we left Marvel Lake Campground.

a robust bridge over a small stream.
Little short on details, BR 17 is Allenby CG, Br 14 is McBride CG and BR 13 is Marvel Lake CG.
Home, for the evening.

There are suppose to be five tent sites at the campground. Some of the designated sites had no space for a tent. Similar to Marvel Lake Campground, this is not a great example of what most Parks Canada campgrounds are like. There was evidence of work being done at the campground, and it did have brand new bear lockers. We chose a site slightly off the path. Emily and I set about putting up the tent while Volcano rested.

Volcano fell asleep on the first soft patch of ground she found, it was a big day for the old girl.
Tent sent up, pretty sure we both slept on some roots.

We explored the area a little, Bryant Creek runs nearby and made dinner at about 6 pm. Emily played a podcast about a South Pacific island that had its animal life destroyed by rats brought by explorers, and how a specific type of stick bug, that is found no where else, and was thought to have been extinct, as then found living on some tower rocks many miles away. Quite interesting. There were suppose to be other campers at the campground, but no one came, we owned the whole place. I tried to read, but I am not very good at it off the tablet, I kept closing my eyes. Emily read and wrote in her journal for while before calling it a night.

Dinner, listening to the podcast while the food rehydrated, Volcano doing some more resting.

Good night from Allenby Junction Campground.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Day 3 Mt Assinboine Lollipop

Mt Assiniboine Loop Home

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Pondering the pleasures of the hike. Mt Assiniboin Pondering the pleasures of the hike. Mt Assiniboine and Lake Magog.

The first 3 days of my 10 hike on the Great Divide Trail, Section C, with Emily are summarized and up our my website, see link in Bio.

Fun addition to the summary is that we have included some of Emily's thoughts in the summary. Fun to see how she sees life on the trail.

Hope you the enjoy the summary nearly as much as we enjoyed th hike.

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My second trip to Yoho NP last year was a 3 day tr My second trip to Yoho NP last year was a 3 day trip featuring the Iceline and Twin Falls with @sio.mellors 

Great weather, great company, great adventure. 

Full trip report on my website, link in Bio.

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New hike posted to Bootwreckers, see link in Bio. New hike posted to Bootwreckers, see link in Bio.

Three day hike along the Rockwall in Kootenay NP early July, 2021. Camped at Helmet Falls and Tumbling Creek Campgrounds.

With a @neil.real.deal and @kbsymington 

Photo - crossing snowfield at Tumbling Pass, with Mount Gray at centre and Tumbling Peak and it's glacier in the distance.

Great early season three day hike.

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I wrote an article about not judging other hikers I wrote an article about not judging other hikers on the trail and it got published.

It is my first ever article. Was a fun little project.

See link in bio
Takakkaw Falls from th Incline Trail, Yoho NP. Ph Takakkaw Falls from th Incline Trail, Yoho NP.

Photos of Takakkaw Falls taken from the Iceline Trail.

1) 1.6 second exposure of the falls

2) view of the falls and the Daly Glacier that feeds the water to th falls

The Iceline Trail was a nice way to get a more unique view of the falls and with fewer people.

Morning of day 2 of amazing trip last summer with @sio.mellors 

Yoho NP

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Going through some photos from summer 2020. I lik Going through some photos from summer 2020.

I liked this photo, captured the early morning at Yoho Lake CG on my trip with @sio.mellors 

Loved how the water grabbed th orange reflection off the bottom of the clouds as the sun just crested the horizon.

I enjoy getting up early when camping. Not only do I get to enjoy the peace and quiet of camp, but the light of the sun presents fleeting visual displays that are gone in moments.

Yoho NP

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View looking West over the Tonto Platform from the View looking West over the Tonto Platform from the South Kaibab Trail.

This April will be our 10 year anniversary of our first trip to the Grand Canyon.

It is truly one of my happy places, have visited five times and camped below the rim three times.

Looking to get back sometime soon, but good things are worth the wait.

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Sunday morning sunrise! There are perks for getti Sunday morning sunrise!

There are perks for getting up early on a Sunday to go grocery shopping, and the mountain sunrises are one of them.

Shot off my phone from the parking in downtown Canmore.

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No doubt 2020 was a prickly year, and 2021 has sta No doubt 2020 was a prickly year, and 2021 has started out a little rough.

Just like hiking, if we keep going we will see beauty in amongst the prickles, but we need to stay on the trail.

Here's to good times ahead.

From our hike last year Emily hiking among the cactii towards the feature we affectionately named the Thumb, Passage 16 on the Arizona Trail

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Looking at a fun trip last summer through Yoho NP Looking at a fun trip last summer through Yoho NP with @sio.mellors 

Lots of waterfalls to see in the park, Laughing Falls is a fun and loud falls right off the main trail located surprisingly, next to Laughing Falls CG.

We stopped by on our way to Twin Falls CG after spending the day hiking the Iceline Trail

Like this photo of Siobhan getting close to the falls for her own picture. 

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Haiduk Lake, Banff NP. Haiduk Lake is just beyond Haiduk Lake, Banff NP.

Haiduk Lake is just beyond Whistling Pass as you hike from Egypt Lake to Balls Pass Junction.

Very pretty Lake. We were lucky enough to pass by early in the morning as we hiked from Egypt Lake to Floe Lake during our #gdt hike this summer.

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Chasing th Aurora on Friday night at Lake Minnewan Chasing th Aurora on Friday night at Lake Minnewanka in Banff NP.

Sadly it did not come right out to play,  but was obviously a lot of light coming from th North East.

Always fun to be outside in a dark place to see th glory of the night sky.

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Hiking the GDT Day 1. I was almost completely sa Hiking the GDT Day 1. 

I was almost completely satisfied with or trip on the Great Divide Trail when on Day 1 we finished the uphill to Turbine Canyon and popped out of the woods and saw this amazing alpine vista.

I remember remarking to Emily "this is why I hike"

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Morning from Floe Lake with Floe Peak selection of Morning from Floe Lake with Floe Peak selection off the mirror smooth waters.

Another amazing morning hiking the GDT.

Never get tired of Floe Lake, was my third visit and just a year after my previous visit.

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Golden hour! Morning sun shining off of Tumbling Golden hour!

Morning sun shining off of Tumbling Glacier and the Rockwall. 

Waking up at Tumbling Creek Campground during my Great Divide Hike this summer. 

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Flower Field, Tumbling Pass, Kootenay NP. From la Flower Field, Tumbling Pass, Kootenay NP.

From last summer's Great Divide Trail hike. At th top of Tumbling Pass on the Rockwall, treated to a visual feast of colour.

Awesome day, epic hike.

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As we head into winter, a shot from last spring at As we head into winter, a shot from last spring at the end of winter. The snow was just clearing from the trails, and flowers poking through to greet the warmth.

Heading out over Rockwall Pass, Kootenay NP, with @kbsymington  and @neil.real.deal .

Had some snowfields to cross, good day out on th trail

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Fun photo from Twin Falls Campground in Yoho Natio Fun photo from Twin Falls Campground in Yoho National Park.

As night fell I was able to take some long exposure shots of Twin Falls Creek as it tumbles through the campground.

Fun 3 day trip with @sio.mellors.

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Top of Guinns Pass, Kananaskis Country 2016 Guinn Top of Guinns Pass, Kananaskis Country 2016

Guinns Pass connects the valley with Ribbon Lake and Ribbon Creek and the valley with Lillian Lake and Galetea Creek. Stunning views in all directions from the top of the pass.

There is also a scramble up the connecting ridge to the east up to Guinns Peak and onto Mt Kidd South.

Great two days hiking with @emilysjumpinginpuddles

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Larch season is coming to an end in the Rockies, b Larch season is coming to an end in the Rockies, but last weekend we were treated to quite a display near Taylor Lake in Banff NP

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