Backpacking the Garibaldi Lake, Panorama Ridge & Black Tusk trails
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2021
- Detailed Hiking Guide for Garibaldi Lake, Black Tusk and Panorama Ridge:
riseandalpine.com/2021/10/29/...
Almost entirely surrounded by ex-volcanic peaks, fed by the Sphinx and Sentinel glaciers, Garibaldi Lake, the turquoise heart of Garibaldi Provincial Park beats 1500m above sea level. Anyone with Instagram or a good old hiking book has seen pictures of this alpine heaven.
I know, these photos probably look amazing. But trust me, they can’t contest experiencing the park for yourself.
Garibaldi Lake is very accessible to anyone with a pair of hiking boots. It’s located 37km North of Squamish and 19km South of Whistler.There are two additional worthwhile marked trails in the area, The Black Tusk and Panorama Ridge.
As born and raised British Columbians, it's wild to think that Laura and I have never hiked or camped at Garibaldi Lake. We managed to book a cancellation at Garibaldi lake which happened to coincide with a sunny forecast. We hiked to Garibaldi Lake, Panorama Ridge, and Black Tusk in one day, spending one wet night at the Garibaldi Lake Campsite. The views lived up to the hype and the experience was much better than expected!!
Watch the whole video to see if Black Tusk or Panorama Ridge was our Favourite.
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Great video love your content 😊
Thanks Darlene - it's always lovely to hear that people enjoy the hiking content :)
Love the singing
Canadian Idol here I come!
19:35 as citizen of bahamas, i'm very happy for bahamian rhapsody. i think freddy would have loved it too.
One of my favourite all time songs!! Good thing the bears didn't love it quite as much LOL. 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Thanks for the great video! When did you guys do this hike?
Hey!
We hiked it in mid September and it was perfect! There was actually some fresh snowfall and I thought it made everything look way more scenic.
If you want some additional information I've written a blog post with all the details you need for the trail:
riseandalpine.com/2021/10/29/bcs-best-backpacking-guide-to-garibaldi-lake-panorama-ridge-and-black-tusk/)
Let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to help!
Y’all are so fast on these trails! Do you run a lot of the time?
We don’t run often just keep a pretty fast walking pace!
thats a big black tusk 😀
What a large, oversized black tusk eh
Which month you did this hike ?
This was September 13th I believe. Just had started to snow again.
"I'm a pretty risk averse kinda guy" he says about not climbing the tusk ... err .. may i refer you to your own latest video "Death before download"? 😂😂
Maybe I should have said "Rise averse, when I'm not in ski boots"
I hope your channel continues to grow and that you can make a living out of it as I really dig all that you do. I'm loving this older content showing me beautiful parts of the world that I'll probably never see in person (well not in your summer at least). And your ever positive demeanour is always a ray of sunshine. Your enjoyment of the places that you go and things you see, really comes through and it makes your content so much more engaging. And I hope my hot sauce order survives the journey down here to Australia! It should be just the thing to get me fired up before chilly early morning surfs this winter.
Did u finished all in a single day ?
Yes! We camped overnight at the lake on the way down and headed back to the car the next morning. This is totally doable in one day!
@@riseandalpine woo that’s unbelievable that u did it in a day. 👍
Great video My Guy, man you talk ALOT
Thanks Rick! Surprised bears even come near us LOL... I don't Shut up hahaha