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Hantavirus for Hikers
Hantavirus is a rare but serious disease transmitted by rodents, particularly deer mice, whose droppings, urine, or saliva can release particles into the air. While hiking or camping, the main risk is inhaling this dust when setting up camp, exploring cabins, or…
Bruce Trail Hike-A-Thon
https://brucetrail.org/hike-a-thon-2026/
Hike or Ski – Your choice in Alberta
While there is no snow in town at Waterton Lakes National Park in Southern Alberta, 400 kilometres away in Lake Louise there is more than a metre of the stuff by the road and the Lake Louise ski area has had. record amount of snow…
New map of a portion of the Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail
Halle Flygare has hiked the Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail (Grease Trail) more than 6 times. He has mapped the trail extensively. In 2022/2023, he and Dr. Harvey Thommasen located the original route through Tweedsmuir Provincial Park from Rainbow Cabin to the…
Hike BC Celebrates BC Trails Day, June 7th, 2025
On Saturday, June 7th, 2025, Hike BC celebrated BC Trails Day with an exhibit at Campbell Valley Regional Park in Langley, BC. Hike BC represents Hike Canada en Marche in the Province of BC. Hike BC is assisting local hiking clubs in developing a hiking corridor…
PRESS RELEASE
🌲 National Hiking Award Announcement 🌲 Hike Canada En Marche is excited to announce the National Hiking Award, which recognizes and celebrates individuals who demonstrate a commitment to hiking, trail maintenance, community participation, and environmental…
