34 ~- Wednesday, June 26, 1985 - North Shore News

ackpacking BC

NOW isS the time for young
people between 13 and 16 to
have an unforgettable outdoor
experience in remote wilder-
ness country this summer.

The Canadian Forestry
Association of B.C. is offer-
ing three adventurous week-
long back-pack trips on the
West Coast Trail, in Garibaldi
Park and in Manning Park &
Cascade Wilderness Area.
They include forest studies,
ecology and environmental
studies.

The first trip will be on the
West Coast Trail in Pacific
Rim National Park on Van-
couver Island from July 28 to
August 3. This adventurous
journey begins on the Cape
Beale Peninsula near Bam-
field, south to the Nitinat
River, then by bozt on Nitinat
Lake, ending at Wardroper

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Creek Wilderness Campsite on
Lake Cowichan. This is a new
route, with new trails, with
ocean and lake vistas.

The second trip from
August 11 to 17 is in Garibaldi
Park. This journey takes one
into spectacular alpine coun-
try on the south side of the
“Big One’? (Mt. Garibaldi),
past turquoise lakes, around
an extinct volcano and across
a huge moraine to the base
camp at Mamquam Lake. Just
to the east is Pyramid Moun-
tain with its vast glaciers. The
scenery glimpsed during this
week will be remembered for
a lifetime.

The third trip from August
25 to 31 is in Manning Park
and the Cascade Wilderness
Area. This journey is for those

_ ‘who wish to experience the

thrill of high country hiking,
through the most scenic
flowering meadows — une-
qualied anywhere in B.C.
Starting at Pine Woods Lodge
in Manning Park, Heather
Trail extends north-west to
Nicomen Lake, then through
true wilderness country to
Hope Pass, ending at Whip-
saw Creek on the Hope-
Princeton Highway near
Princeton.

Applicants, both boys and
girls, should be in good
physical condition and able to
carry a 35 Ib. pack for about
6 miles a day.

For further information and
to enrol, contact the Canadian
Forestry Association of B.C.
by phoning 688-6684 or
683-7591.

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