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Thrasher Cove to Gordon River I woke at 4:30am, peeked out my tent as the morning was about to start. I put on my warm layers as it was cool then went out of my tent to take some morning pictures. What a wonderful breezy morning! Was nice to hear the waves and birds. After […]

Camper Creek to Thrasher Cove I got up around 7am. As usual, I was up before anyone else. Did my morning thing and had my breakfast. An half hour later, everyone woke up and did their morning routine.  We began to packed up quickly as we wanted to hike along the beach to Owen Point.

Walbran Creek to Camper Creek I woke up at 6am to the sounds of light rain drops and birds are chirping. As I was Still in my sleeping bag waiting for the clouds to clear and the sun to come out.  Eventually, I dragged my butt out of my sleeping bag, out of the tent,

Cribs Creek Camp to Walbran CreekAt 6:30am, I woke up to wash up, fetched water. Thery woke up and carefully went out of the tent without waking Karlie up. We were setting up and preparing Karlie’s surprise breakfast birthday. Thery blew like 10 balloons and hid them in my tent. I heated up the fully loaded

Tsusiat Point Camp to Cribs Creek Camp 6:20am came along and up I was. The sun rosed a while ago but not quite hitting all the beach yet. The morning brisk could be felt. While the others were sleeping, I took a short stroll along the beach towards the outhouse.  The early morning views of

Darling River Camp to Tsusiat Point CampWaking up to the sounds of the waves and birds chirping was the best part of the morning. It was just before 6:30am. I peeked out my tent, and saw it was cloudy and it looks like it was going to rain. Josh was up quite early and he

Pachena Bay to Darling River CampOur day started late waking up at 8am. We were in no rush. Josh and I were probably the first ones to be up. We lined down our dry bags of food and put them on the picnic table. Others began to wake up, washed up and made breakfast. It

Pre PlanningThe planning process was quite time consuming as we had to plan how we were going to get there, what to pack and where to camp for our 6 nights at WCT. Luckily, we had nearly 3 months to get everything together. After booking the WCT permits, we then booked the “National Park (Discovery)”