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Aug 02 2024
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45 female
 Joined Jan 18 2011
 In the Wild
High Note LoopBritish Columbia, BC
High Note Loop
British Columbia, BC
Hiking avatar Aug 02 2024
Lucyan • Triplogs 1,447
Hiking18.00 Miles 4,250 AEG
Hiking18.00 Miles
4,250 ft AEG
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1st trip
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Musical Bumps Trail to Russett Lake - High Note trail - Half Note Trail
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Wildflowers Observation Substantial
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Oct 14 2015
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 Routes 13
 Photos 444
 Triplogs 12

76 male
 Joined Nov 10 2014
 Peoria, AZ
Nairn Falls Trail, BC 
Nairn Falls Trail, BC
 
Hiking avatar Oct 14 2015
HikingBuddy • Triplogs 12
Hiking2.09 Miles 1,015 AEG
Hiking2.09 Miles   1 Hour   38 Mns   2.24 mph
1,015 ft AEG      42 Mns Break
 
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Nairn Falls
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Sorry, this journal is for another kinda old (Oct. 2015) hike outside of AZ. Went on this easy hike located about 30 miles north of Whistler, BC, to see Nairn waterfalls, in the Nairn Falls Provincial Park. The well-groomed and maintained trail along the Green River, which flows north, east is about 1 mile long. The trail and park are in a beautiful setting of diverse forest douglas fir, western redcedar, western hemlock and paper birch. Mountains to the east have small glaciers. The park is also home to the Rubber Boa snake.
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Oct 13 2015
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 Photos 444
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76 male
 Joined Nov 10 2014
 Peoria, AZ
Whistler Train Wreck Trail, BC 
Whistler Train Wreck Trail, BC
 
Hiking avatar Oct 13 2015
HikingBuddy • Triplogs 12
Hiking3.04 Miles 435 AEG
Hiking3.04 Miles   2 Hrs   48 Mns   1.96 mph
435 ft AEG   1 Hour   15 Mns Break
 
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High Note Loop
Nairn Falls
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I completed this short hike with a friend a few months back and just decided to post -- it was a short hike but beautiful scenery. At the end of the trail was the "Whistler Train Wreck", several trains cars that derailed circa 1956. I wondered why there weren't any downed trees around the cars and just discovered that the derailed cars were dragged away from the tracks to their "final resting place" -- therefore no downed trees nearby. The river that runs along the track is the Cheakamus River. The wreck is actually in Function Junction, a town named after the wreck occurred, that is just south of Whistler BC. The graffiti artwork was a real treat. The area near the wreck was obviously used by trick bike riders.
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[ checklist ]  Graffiti  Railroad Freight Car  Railroad Right-of-Way
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Aug 31 2013
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52 male
 Joined Dec 25 2006
 Sagamihara, Japa
High Note LoopBritish Columbia, BC
High Note Loop
British Columbia, BC
Hiking avatar Aug 31 2013
sagamihara_hiker • Triplogs 366
Hiking6.00 Miles 2,500 AEG
Hiking6.00 Miles   4 Hrs      1.50 mph
2,500 ft AEG
 
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When we got to Whistler mountain, the Peak Express chairlift to the summit of Whistler mountain was not working. They were hopeful it would be ready by noon. Not wanting to wait, we decided to do the loop in reverse direction (clockwise from the Gondola landing to the top of the summit). That made for a more difficult hike since there was a lot more up and than down, but the gorgeous scenery made up for it! And the after hike beer at the lodge tasted that much better. I'd still recommend taking the chair lift (Peak Express) to the top and starting the loop there, but our route was still a nice, but slightly more demanding hike.
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[ checklist ]  Marmot (Hoary)
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average hiking speed 1.9 mph

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