Didn't do much today, took the dogs for a hike up the Sechelt-Crucil FSR (Forest Service Road), with Chapman Creek to our right. Didn't take any pics, but thought I would share some from this past fall.
This picture is from the top of Mount Daniel, found in Pender Harbour. This is the first BC mountain that Heather and I have climbed and is a modest mountain standing only 449 meters high, however it is straight up. It took us about 45 minutes and we were rewarded with some beautiful views of Pender Harbour and a smattering of islands and peninsulas.
This next and last picture for today is from a hike I did with the dogs in October. I decided to venture into the Caren Range which is on the north-west side of Sechelt Inlet. There is a FSR called Trout Lake Road that drives into the Caren Range and ends up in Spipyus Provincial Park. This park is home to Spipyus Peak (1250m) and Mount Hallowell (1251m), the hike to Mount Hallowell is found in many of the hiking/trekking guides for southwestern BC (we have yet to do it, but it is on our list!). On this day I did not take the dogs into the park as there were too many tempting spurs off Trout Lake Road that lead to old bush roads and cart paths with promises of beautiful views of the inlet.
This picture below is looking right down Salmon Inlet, which runs into Sechelt Inlet.
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