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Updates, personal work, new adventures, and behind the scenes by Revelstoke photographer Katee Pederson.
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This July I assisted in leading a group of 16 participants (with 4 other leaders) on a 3 night mountaineering trip in Yoho National Park in BC through the ACC Columbia Mountains Section. We stayed in the backcountry Stanley Mitchell Hut, which is operated by the Alpine Club of Canada. The hut is located on the lands of the Blackfoot, Ktunaxa, Tsuut’ina, and Metis Peoples.
Read MoreOne of my favourite ways to spend a summer day in Revelstoke is by paddling the Columbia River. It’s such a fantastic perspective of the valley! I’ve completed different portions of the river by canoe, kayak, raft, and SUP, and have outlined how you can do the same below.
Read MoreEarly in the winter a couple fellow board members in the Alpine Club of Canada Columbia Mountains Section and I started planning a club ski touring and split boarding trip to the Asulkan Cabin in Glacier National Park. We booked the entire ACC hut for 3 nights at the end of February, arriving on Friday and leaving Monday.
Read MoreI was able to join owner Eric and a couple of his staff on a sled ride with two teams of dogs. It was fascinating to watch the process of running dogs first hand and learn from the team about the joys of mushing.
Read MoreOur first day set a great tone for the rest of the trip. We were ecstatic to put a route up so early on and were eager to see what else we could find.
Read MoreThis is a day-by-day account of my hike of the breathtaking 75km West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island from August 26 to September 2, 2019. Much of these daily accounts are taken directly from my trail journal.
Read MoreIn February 2020, weeks before the idea of the novel coronavirus having any impact on my upcoming adventures, I travelled to David Thompson Country in Alberta for a weekend of ice climbing with the Saskatchewan Section of The Alpine Club of Canada.
Read MoreI’ve started cycling more this season than ever before - I’ve even purchased my first gravel/road bike! It’s been fun to take a childhood skill and improve upon it as I learn more and become stronger. It also has me reminiscing about a day last September when I rode a road bike for my first time.
Read MoreAfter enjoying a weekend in St. John’s, I headed for the hiking trails along the east coast of the Bonavista Panisuala and I cannot recommend this area enough. On top of the beautiful views, the region was full of cute bakeries, trendy breweries, delicious food, and the most hospitable people.
Read MoreFall and spring might not seem like the ideal time to visit the mountains, but who says you can’t hike in snow? You’ll need to take a few extra precautions, but as long as you’re being your regular safety minded self there’s no reason why you can’t stretch out your season to include May and October.
Read MoreDuring December 2019 and January 2020 I had the pleasure of showcasing a collection of prints in the Prairie Peoples Showcase at the Saskatoon Airport.
Read MoreAfter the long trek earlier that day there was nothing better than relaxing in the 100 degree water as a fresh blanket of snow fell all around us.
Read MoreNo tour with Bruce is ever the same, but you’re guaranteed to laugh and learn while hearing from a perspective unique of Newfoundland. And of course the vistas you take in along the way are nothing short of breathtaking
Read MoreAs conversation flowed my mind drew a metaphor comparing this concept of finding balance in life to my process in learning to canoe. I recalled lessons I’ve been taught and realized the many parallels that paddling holds with the way we move through life, always working to continue forward and keep upright.
Read MoreThe Annapolis Valley is a region in Nova Scotia located 100 km northwest of Halifax along the Bay of Fundy. It is home to apple orchards and vineyards, Acadia University, and some beautiful vistas.
Read MoreSt. John’s is a beautiful harbour city of just over 100,000 people on the east coast of Newfoundland. It boasts colourful streets, an entertaining night life, breathtaking coastal views, and some of the nicest people you will ever meet. I visited for a weekend at the end of their tourism season (June to August) and had a wonderful time exploring everything the city had to offer.
Read MoreLike many Saskatonians I typically head north for my summertime lake-in-the-woods fix. This June, however, South-Eastern Saskatchewan made for a welcome change of scenery. The rolling hills and towering pines far exceeded my expectations.
Read MoreThis July long weekend marked my third consecutive year attending the Whitewater Festival on Barker Lake. Like past years it was packed full of new friends, good times, and big water.
Read MoreI took a road trip from Banff to Revelstoke this summer and fell in love with the area. We had a campsite booked at Two Jack Lake for a night on either end with three nights in between and no agenda.
Read MoreWhether it’s a walk around the block or a flight around the world, the first step towards growth is going.
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