Drail
Active member
alright, so I spend this weekend hiking around
Seymore and it was really fun, yea.
went back to Elsay Lake and stuff... it was good. But the trail kept going past the lake.. i didn't go too far on it 'cause it was getting dark so i went back, but i checked up on it when I got back home.
This dude finished making this trail (totally independant - same dude who made the Grouse Grind) that goes from Elsay Lake, northwest up the valley to Vicar Lakes than over to the peak of Mount Bishop. from there it makes it way around Indian Arm, eventually making it over to the PoCo area.
it's apparently flagged, so if you can find the start of the trail it shouldn't be too hard to stay with it.
It's 50km of up and down big verticle so it's not for pussies. It's way harder than the Howe Sound Crest Trail (2-3 days, could be done in one, but why? and 30km or so).
Darryl Hunt
Jesus doesn't live here.
Seymore and it was really fun, yea.
went back to Elsay Lake and stuff... it was good. But the trail kept going past the lake.. i didn't go too far on it 'cause it was getting dark so i went back, but i checked up on it when I got back home.
This dude finished making this trail (totally independant - same dude who made the Grouse Grind) that goes from Elsay Lake, northwest up the valley to Vicar Lakes than over to the peak of Mount Bishop. from there it makes it way around Indian Arm, eventually making it over to the PoCo area.
it's apparently flagged, so if you can find the start of the trail it shouldn't be too hard to stay with it.
It's 50km of up and down big verticle so it's not for pussies. It's way harder than the Howe Sound Crest Trail (2-3 days, could be done in one, but why? and 30km or so).
Darryl Hunt
Jesus doesn't live here.
