Mount Carleton – Part 4
October 30th, 2010It was a windy afternoon. The higher elevation we went, the stronger it wind was. Needless to say, the wind was deemed to be blowing crazily at the bare mountain top. I thought I was going to lose balance due to the strong gusts of wind!
Miles was posing while slowly making his way up to the peak.
The paranomic view of the mountain range at the provincial park. Some mountains even have trails connected to each other!
What was he trying to do?!
The lookout station (used to be a fire watch tower back in the old days) at the far right was where we intended to go. We had to first overcome the hurdle!!
A hiker was admiring the view from the summit.
Rocks, rocks, and more rocks…on our way down.
As we move further away from the summit, the path was less rocky.
A victorious (and exhausted) post after the hike. It took us about 4 hours. It was a fabulous one!
Yes, a quiet and relaxing break is always a nice one. However, to me, the joy from adventures brings forth contentment and fulfillment. I know this may sound crazy to most people…who wants to stay in the wilderness and be bored without Internet for a vacation?
It’s always a nice change of pace for me, not having to worry about the worldly things. I just have to make sure to dress appropriately, bring a first aid kit, pack enough food and drinks, a good stamina to complete my journey, and not to forget the map, and also a camera! :)






























































