I hike almost every day and will continue to do so for as long as I can, but there will also be some dedicated nature hikes.     Some are listed here.

• The Bitterroot bloom – a site near Ashcroft – Red Hill – Venables Valley near the May long weekend.    Date to be chosen in May.    I may do another hike in the area since this is a shorter hike.    Article – Red Hill Ramble
• Early Trophy Mountains – an early hike into Trophy Meadows for the early wildflower bloom.    An all day event since it is a longer drive.    High clearance vehicle recommended.     The date to be chosen in early June.    A second hike in summer is planned too.   Article – Trophy Meadows in June
• Early Tod Mountain Nature Hike – a chairlift ride then a hike to witness the emergence of early wildflowers.    A shorter hike day in late June.    There will be another hike to the summit later in the season.    Article – Tod Mountain in July
• Neskonlith Area Nature Walk – a shorter hike in the Neskonlith Lake area to see the emergence of spring wildflowers (usually mid-April) – will be combined with another hike or paddle.    Article – Niskonlith Meadows in Early June
• Mt. Thynne Nature Hike – a hike through the alpine meadows of Mt. Thynne (south of Brookmere) in late June.    A very fine hike and nature exploration.    Article – Hiking Mt. Thynne
• Marble Range Hike – a hike onto the alpine karst meadows in the Marble Range, west of Clinton.     Late June – early July.   Article – In the Marble Range
• Coquihalla Summit hike – a peak in the Coquihalla Summit in July (more difficult hiking).      Article – On the Zupjok Peak Trail
• Denman and Hornby Islands in April – Helliwell Park Wildflowers
• There will be dozens of local hikes too.        Many are featured in past posts on this website.
• If you are interested in any of these nature hikes, feel free to contact me.