5 Adventurous Women with Grit - Volume 3
Happy International Women's Day to all you adventurous women. Here are five videos of women with Grit that have inspired me over the last ye
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Meg Cuthbert
- Jan 25, 2021
Bike Camping on Gabriola Island
This quick bike trip was typical type one fun. It's not one of the big expeditions I had planned for the year, but it put some miles on. . .
Meg Cuthbert
- Jun 23, 2020
Hike to Ammonite Falls - Nanaimo, Vancouver Island
The hike to Ammonite Falls is an easy-breezy 2.5k to the viewing platform. Just 15 minutes from downtown Nanaimo, the falls are a super popu
Meg Cuthbert
- May 30, 2020
Hiking to Peru's Rainbow Mountain
In less than ten years the Rainbow Mountain has gone from being unknown to receiving 1,000 - 1,500 visitors a day (in peak season).
Meg Cuthbert
- Apr 2, 2020
6 Day Hikes on Vancouver Island (2 - 6 Hours Edition)
Here are six spectacular day hikes on Vancouver Island that you can complete in roughly 2-6 hours. I’m not saying they’re the best day hikes
Meg Cuthbert
- Feb 3, 2020
Exploring Mexico's Cenotes
There are over 6,000 of cenotes all over the Yucatan Peninsula that have created more than 1000kms of caves, some of which you can explore.
Meg Cuthbert
- Jan 21, 2020
First Solo Camp Trip - Blundered
Like a switch in my mind, every sound became a murderer. From the upright position of his ears, I think Dino was thinking the same thing.
Meg Cuthbert
- Dec 31, 2019
A Year of Hiking on Vancouver Island
The 12 hikes included three waterfalls, four mountain summits, two work trips (I am very fortunate), seven nights in a tent, one rainstorm,
Meg Cuthbert
- Dec 31, 2019
East Sooke Regional Park
Only 20-minutes outside of Victoria, with over 50 kilometres of trails, East Sooke Regional Park is a very popular hiking destination.
Meg Cuthbert
- Dec 26, 2019
Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park - A Living Tree Museum
Walk among giants at the Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park -- home to some of the oldest Spruce trees in the world.
Meg Cuthbert
- Dec 17, 2019
The Wild Pacific Trail
The Wild Pacific Trail satisfies both the need to be completely immersed in nature and the inclusivity of an accessible pathway.
Meg Cuthbert
- Nov 27, 2019
Mount Benson - A Vancouver Island Hike
The summit of Mount Benson offers spectacular views of Nanaimo and the surrounding areas. It feels like the mountain is the gate between the
Meg Cuthbert
- Nov 5, 2019
Della Falls - Canoe, Hike, Canoe
In Strathcona Park, Della Falls cascades 440 metres. This summer we made the trek out to see them for ourselves.
Meg Cuthbert
- Oct 28, 2019
Sooke Hills Wilderness Trail - Vancouver Island Hike
The Great Trail stretches 24,000-kilometres, through 15,000 communities across Canada. The Sooke Hills Wilderness Trail is a portion of this
Meg Cuthbert
- Sep 30, 2019
Upper Myra Falls - Vancouver Island Hike
It's mostly single-track trail that is nicely nestled in with foliage. The surface terrain is very soft and springy, and although it had
Meg Cuthbert
- Sep 16, 2019
Finlayson Arm 28-Kilometre Race Report
The Finlayson Arm Race series is a weekend-long trail running event. The weekend is basically a festival for people interested in great trai
Meg Cuthbert
- Sep 3, 2019
An Adventure Lady’s Guide to Campbell River: Sass, Class, and Kicking Ass
Campbell River is most commonly known for its sport fishing. Fishy people come from around the world to dive into this sport fishing mecca.
Meg Cuthbert
- Aug 27, 2019
Ripple Rock Campbell River - Vancouver Island Hike
The Ripple Rock hike is a 7.7 kilometre out and back trek to the Ripple Rock viewpoint. The hike is around four hours, depending on how aggr
Meg Cuthbert
- Jul 29, 2019
Mount Baldy in Shawnigan Lake - Vancouver Island Hike
Mount Baldy, or Old Baldy Mountain, in Shawnigan Lake is becoming more and more well known for its beautiful vistas and its stunner of a swi
Meg Cuthbert
- Jun 19, 2019
Yukon Road Trip
This is the first family vacation we had all done in probably 15 years, so, in the middle of June, my brother and his wife, my sister, Danie