Bucket List Destinations For You
1. Revelstoke Views, what a stunning vibes, at Revelstoke, British Columbia
From TT
2. Exploring the nature of Kootenay National Park, with the amazing view of the mountain
From @calsnape
3. Rare Albino Moose at Alberta
From TT
4. The Sunshine Coast, British Columbia really is a magical place, how amazing is this pool
From @thismattexists
5. This alpaca is happy it’s the weekend
From TT
6. The glorious waterfalls from above, at British Columbia
From @braybraywoowoo
7. Breaking the Free Solo World Record by walking 210 feet across a line with no harness, at Squamish, British Columbia
From @downtofilm
8. Revelstoke sunset views, at Revelstoke, British Columbia
From @vincentschnabl
9. There are few places that have ever truly left me speechless, Kate's Needle is the name of this peak
and all I can say is it's a good thing I am a photographer. Northern British Columbia is the place, and this valley...I would bet it has never been photographed before, certainly not seriously or from this perspective. The remoteness here is not surpassed anywhere on the continent. The peak, it rises 3000 meters vertically from the stream you see running below. Some of my most memorable treks, including a month long solo, took place among the glacial giants of this range like Chutine, Ratz, Burkett and the Devil's Thumb. But Kate stands by herself, the southern beacon of the range, her summit piercing the sky. Access to this valley on foot proved incredibly difficult so I had never come by here before. This scene was too wide for the power of Google Earth and too thick with brush to allow any foot travel. I could have never imagined quite what it would hold..... When I saw it, I knew I must return
From @marcadamus
10. Kelowna, British Columbia view at dawn
From @okanaganview
11. Camping at Kootenay National Park, in front of me is the beautiful Floe Lake
From @calsnape
12. Fall into midnight, at Kelowna, British Columbia
From @okanaganview
13. The inescapable pull of a place called home, one of Washington's most iconic volcanoes (Mt. Baker), was too good to let go
Since that time, I've made several attempts to leave B.C. in some effort to find "home" elsewhere and ditch this nomadic life for good. But I've come to realize how amazing it is that, as a nomad, I have so many places that I can go to and call home. The ability to pick up and leave at any time is such a gift and freedom that I am eternally grateful for
From @fameisficklefood
14. Morning dip, enjoy the fresh air morning at British Columbia
From @jess.wandering
15. Two humpback whales show up for breakfast in Great Bear Lodge, British Columbia
From @marlosha
16. The sun rise and take all the fogs away, at Kelowna, British Columbia
From @okanaganview
17. Emerald Lake Exploring, at Yoho National Park
From @brianjohnsadventure
18. Pool party! What would you do if you saw bears in your pool? At British Columbia
From @mrkush604
19. Exploring the pur-ture (nature) how happy
From @sukiicat
20. The amazing road trip with the pastel purple sky at Kelowna, British Columbia
From @okanaganview
21. Kelowna city, British Columbia at night, when all lights turn on
From @okanaganview
22. Emerald Lake is located in Yoho National Park. It is the largest of Yoho's 61 lakes and ponds, look at the reflection
as well as one of the park's premier tourist attractions. Emerald Lake Lodge, a high-end lodge perched on the edge of the lake, provides local accommodation. A 5.2 km (3.2 mi) hiking trail circuits the lake, the first half of which is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. During the summer months, canoe rentals are available; in the winter, the lake is a popular cross country skiing destination
From @thekiwifrog
23. Wut is that hooman why you put that in my head
From @sukiicat
24. Very hard not to fall in love for such a breathtaking place, at Moraine Lake, Alberta
From @paulo.travels
25. Chasing the sunset
From @calibreus
26. This dude is ready to hibernate for the next 5 years, at Squamish, British Columbia
From TT
27. Enjoy the morning road trip with friends
From @okanaganview
28. The sun is rising behind the mountain ranges, it's a new day
From @okanaganview
29. Even the cat enjoying the fresh air too, at Alberta
From @sukiicat
30. The sun is down and the sky is burning, how beautiful
From @okanaganview
31. Me at Monday, that mood is not ready for a new week
From @sukiicat