WHAT WE DO — current projects— shuswap nature hikers
“If you are seeking creative ideas, go out walking. Angels whisper to a man when he goes for a walk.”
— Raymond Inmon
A Shuswap Nature Hiker
We are Shuswap Nature Hikers. We walk with others on Fridays for camaraderie and safety, and YOU are always welcome to join us! If you have questions, feel free to contact me any time. Are you interested in hiking with us on a regular basis? If you would like an email each week to tell you where we are going, let me know.
Hiking on Fridays
Normally we hike various trails in the Shuswap Area. We meet at Shuswap Lake Estates Lower Level parking lot which is positioned off of Golf Course Drive, across the street from Blind Bay Marketplace and Centennial Drive. If you have trouble finding the meeting place, just stop beside the restaurant at the end of the strip-mall, beside what is now called Timber Shuswap, and look across the road, and up↑.
Usually we encourage your dog to join us. These hikes are great for them and we enjoy their company. Please remember that we expect the dogs that hike with us to be under control and stay in sight at all times. PLEASE BRING A LEASH whether you think you’ll need it or not; because there are times when it’s necessary, for one reason or another.
Unfortunately, or maybe fortunately, company’s coming so we are cancelling our hikes from now until sometime in mid-September. I will change this website when we’re back up and running again. Got questions? Feel free to contact me. I’ll find time to respond to you.
In the meantime, I encourage you to keep hiking. Just find someone to go with and go hiking; the trails are wonderful during the summer months!
Note: It’s important to understand that we hike as individuals who walk together on Fridays for camaraderie and safety. We are not affiliated with any organization; we’re just a group of people. Remember to put your name, a special somebody’s contact information, your Doctor’s name, your allergies or any other pertinent information onto a card-like piece of paper. Zip it into a little plastic bag and carry it in your backpack, or pocket... just in case
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