Hiking in High Heels
🇨🇦 Hiker. Climber. Traveler. Shoe addict.
Sensibly Soled Hiker & High-Heeled Adventurist
Welcome to my blog Hiking in High Heels. I love having the opportunity to share my passion for outdoor adventures with others. If your looking for beta on hiking trails, climbing, travel destinations, etc. then read on and enjoy! Yes, there might even be the occasional footwear post, sensible and otherwise. And the best part, you don't need to wear high heels to enjoy my blog, but you can if you want to.
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July 29, 2019
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August 23, 2019
Today. August 24. We have been in Australia for 8 months. 8 months today. 8 months ago we landed in Australia and began one of our greatest adventures, leaving family and friends, leaving our life, to live and work in Australia for 1 year.
Today. It’s a strange reality...
July 29, 2019
In July thousands of Australians from across the country, and some travellers from beyond (like this Canadian), journey to Bashville for a music festival in the desert. You won’t find Bashville on any Australian road map. Bashville is not a town where you can stock up...
April 30, 2019
It's not uncommon to spot rental campervans and motorhomes touring the north and south islands of New Zealand. Why be committed to a hotel or AirBnB booking when freedom camping gives you the opportunity to explore and camp anywhere? After a day of driving and touring,...
March 28, 2019
The park offers a variety of activities for single or multi day adventures on land and water. Walking tracks inland and coastal, beach front camping areas, 4WD tracks, fishing, canoeing or kayaking, day use areas, whale watching, kangaroo spotting...choose your own adv...
March 11, 2019
With 4x4 outback cred comes great adventure! It also comes with a degree of experience and responsibility.
When we purchased Max, our Patrol, it was well equipped and had everything we needed. We bought a few extras, like a set of Maxtrax, to aid our 4x4 adventuring. H...
March 5, 2019
...and on your lips and on your eyeballs and in your ears! No joke. F-ing bush flies.
As a Canadian I pride myself on being able to tough it out. Seriously. I can handle -40℃. In fact, I welcome it (sort of). Bring it on Old Man Winter. Bring it! In the summer I can h...
January 28, 2019
"What kind of vehicle do we want for the 1 year we're living and working in Australia?" That has been a burning question which has sparked much conversation for most of 2018. We knew we wanted a vehicle that would maximize our Australia adventure....Beach camping. Bush...
January 8, 2019
Today is January 8, 2019.
Today my hiking boots touched Australian soil. I’ve been keen for my Keens to log their first hike in Australia. I thought it would be an early morning gorge hike at Cape Range, but who wants to hike a river gorge when snorkeling in the India...
January 8, 2019
Where: Bluff Knoll, Stirling Range National Park, West Australia
Distance: 6 km (round trip)
Time: 3-4 hrs return, 1.5 hr to summit, 45 min to parking lot
Trail Rating: Moderate to the saddle, easy from the saddle to the summit.
Views: Immediate
Stirling Range has ot...
August 24, 2018
9 am. I'm driving along the Trans Canada highway heading to Kananaskis Country. I look in the rearview mirror and see rolling prairie hills; I've definitely left Calgary behind. A few cars pass, some with mountain bikes and I wonder what trail they'll be riding today.I...
