What a cool place, these falls are very powerful and extremely beautiful. Someone we passed on the trail was surprised we wouldn't be kayaking them with our very novice gear. Amazing hike nonetheless and a great scene.

Took the weekend to go up. to silver lake and camp, the road in was very rough but gladly we had the explorer to get us there. The camping itself was so cool, it was just an open meadow right by a small river and just dispersed camping and we found a really good spot. Its called Noble Campground located right by Silver Lake Flat Reservoir. Had the chance to hike up to an amazing and quite alpine lake and took a dip and some pictures.

Spent a full day at Bryce Canyon National Park. Hiked a lot of miles and saw a lot of orange rocks and it was great. Awesome weather and a beautiful trip.

Had the chance to kayak down the mighty Nechako River, slurpee in the cup holder and the weather was perfect for a float.

Took a day to do a not so quick and not so easy 8 mile hike up Mt. Pope, got a good workout and got to enjoy some beautiful views. Didn't take long to eat all the calories back at lil Jimmy's.

Amazing chance to go to Canyonlands National Park, spent 4 days there by myself doing some backcountry camping and hiking. I did take my camera and have those pictures in my portfolio. Got the chance to camp in a very cool cave and hike a lot of miles. Did a solo backpacking trip to a primitive camp site deep into the needles district of the park. There was no one out there and it was an amazing place to camp. The backcountry Devils Kitchen Campground was awesome, I guess you can 4x4 to the site but I backpacked through the middle of the park.

Well, we did a hike to test out our camera, got a few good shots and also found out it isn't waterproof. Im really good at planning hikes for rainy weather in the dark.

March in St George means perfect time to swim, we did an awesome hike through some slot canyons with enough water to swim in, I always love to look at rocks.

Took a day trip to Murray Ridge ski resort, great snow and had it all to myself.

Got the chance to go on my own solo backpacking overnight trip. Got to do a little fishing and lots of hiking. Hiked for hours in the pitch black and that was actually pretty nerve wracking, better than hiking back down in the pouring rain though. I camped at a great dispersed high elevation backcountry lake called Round Lake deep into the High Uinta Wilderness. I passed some other lakes along the way, unsuccessfully fished a few spots and just had a great time out in the wilderness. Here are some videos of the hiking and one of the lakes.

Joffrey Lakes is still to this day my favorite hike I have ever done, there were waterfalls, rivers, glaciers and almost fake looking turquoise lakes.

Day trip out to Camsell lake up around Vanderhoof, caught over 150 fish in just a few hours, yes you heard that right, caught and released a tonne of rainbows. Even got to eat one right there at the lake. Here are a few videos for proof.