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 Concrete dwelling mountain hopper who hides in bushes with boom stick
Surrey, British Columbia
Canada
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Posted - 06/06/2003 : 11:59 AM
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I decided to do an overnight-hike-in-camping trip for Saturday. I will be with a friend and my dog so I need a hike that will be good enough for the dog. Seeing on how the recent posts have been for the high falls creek trail in regards to dogs, I cannot take that one. Thoughts so far have been as follows:
Radium Lake (#75 in 103 hikes...) - Looks good. A bit of an elevation but I have a Pitbull/Boxer cross who loves to hike so he should be O.K. Information from anyone!!??
Greendrop lake (#76 in 103...) - So far it looks like the leader. Not to much elevation and sounds good enough. I think you can camp up there. I don't know how busy this trail is though. Anyone know anything about it?
Skagit River - Do I really need to explain. Jim, was it busy when you were there. Are dogs allowed?
Anyone have other ideas? Let me know.
"Eventually, all things merge into one. And a river runs through it." |
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Surrey, BC
Canada
423 Posts |
Posted - 06/06/2003 : 1:15 PM
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Look into Strike Lake in Manning park, easy, very little or no elevation gain. Check previous post for more info/pictures. :)
"I gained the world, but lost myself..." |
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Castlegar, B.C.
Canada
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Posted - 06/06/2003 : 1:46 PM
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I tried the Radium Lake trail last year with my dog, but my dog refused to cross the suspension bridge 
It's a good trail for a dog, the snow is still likely 1-3 weeks away from being clear however ?
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Concrete dwelling mountain hopper who hides in bushes with boom stick
Surrey, British Columbia
Canada
168 Posts |
Posted - 06/06/2003 : 2:14 PM
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Looks like a good hike. Do you think I could fly fish from shore?
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Look into Strike Lake in Manning park, easy, very little or no elevation gain. Check previous post for more info/pictures. :)
"I gained the world, but lost myself..."
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 Big pack hiker who sleeps with bears in tent and falls on slippery logs
Langley, BC
Canada
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Posted - 06/06/2003 : 2:22 PM
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Kodiak, I'd do the Strike Lake one before the Greendrop if I were you. I don't know how well your knees will hold up on the part between Lindeman and Greendrop. Also, there's not a chance in hell I would leave my vehicle at the trailhead this time of year given all the high school parties that are happening up there.
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Suggestions for overnight trip for Saturday
