I hike mostly in Canada, where I reside. I've spent a lot of time hiking in the US, but I like sticking to the north for the time being.

Mostly, all over the Rocky, Columbia and Coastal mountains in west Alberta and BC, up to northern Alberta/BC. That's just recent (five years). Previous to that (and I plan to revisit), I've been on foot of much of Ontario up to the southern point of Hudson's Bay. I love northern Ontario. Although I've been through the eastern provinces, I especially did a lot of exploring on Cape Breton, NS. Other than being on a peak of one of the Rockies, Cape Breton Island is my favourite place not just to hike, but to be.

Understand that most of my time is used for camping and exploring offbeat paths, and typically staying there for days at a time just to be in nature. It isn't just hiking. To me, this is and always has been a lifestyle (which I'm very rapidly heading back to). I am moving forward quickly to realize my overall life goal: off-grid and self-sustainable :)

In reply to Re^4: Calculate bearing between GPS coordinates by stevieb
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