Cortes Hike with Coastal Trek
I took a group of intrepid hikers from Coastal Trek over to tiny Cortes Bay on the south side of Cortes Island. Invited to join them by hiking guide Mike, we spent 5 marvelous hours wandering through beautiful groves of old growth forest and lake side look-outs and swim holes.
After lunch, Mohammed and I decided to take the challenging route back to the dock. Turns out his fledging guiding skills were not as keen as his business acumen, but our extended hike showed us a mammoth old fir tree of one thousand years and old logging artifacts left from a bygone era.
This photo shows one of the cool hand-made ladders up the cliff on our way to Hague Lake.
Cruising back home on glassy waters, a stop to watch harbour porpoise turned into an inpromptu swim for my guests in the Salish Sea.
Thanks to Mohammed and Meredith for allowing me to share their adventure!
After lunch, Mohammed and I decided to take the challenging route back to the dock. Turns out his fledging guiding skills were not as keen as his business acumen, but our extended hike showed us a mammoth old fir tree of one thousand years and old logging artifacts left from a bygone era.
This photo shows one of the cool hand-made ladders up the cliff on our way to Hague Lake.
Cruising back home on glassy waters, a stop to watch harbour porpoise turned into an inpromptu swim for my guests in the Salish Sea.
Thanks to Mohammed and Meredith for allowing me to share their adventure!
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