Bananas – peel your yellow ripe banana and cut into 1/8-1/4″ slices.Here are some easy to dehydrate fruits that you can add to a trail mix, porridge or pancakes that will add some pep to your step on your next trip: By dehydrating your own fruits ahead of time, you are adding greater nutrition and taste-bud pleasing variety into the mix. When you’re doing a long distance hike, it doesn’t take long before you’re sick of peanuts and raisins.
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If you maximize on this free hibernation time you can truly amp up your trail mix, fill your house up with delicious smells of future meals and set your stomach to grumble while saving money and time for the future hiker you. I am an avid dehydrator and I would love to share a few simple tips to spice up and lighten your trekking food load. My bear-like mind likes to dream of all the food I am going to eat because with the onset of winter I have time to prepare meals for future trips. When the snow blankets our trails and the window of daylight shortens, I welcome the opportunity to spend my weekends cozy inside. “Hiker Housekeeping in the Offseason” by Jocelyn Wood It was a hook made in heaven for the radio guys and Dave snapped up the opportunity to tell the world about the GDT. Well, Dave has not only walked a good chunk of the Pacific Crest Trail, he is also a big part of building and preserving the Great Divide Trail right here in Canada. And Reese Witherspoon has now got an Oscar nomination for her role in the movie.
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The movie is based on a book of the same name by Cheryl Strayed, who really did walk the trail, and it has people excited about long distance hiking in the wilderness. She plays a woman working personal things out by walking the Pacific Crest Trail. Well, it’s because of the new Hollywood movie ‘Wild’ starring Reese Witherspoon. So what has got the radio folks eager to speak to Dave? In a matter of days he hit CBC Calgary, CBC Edmonton and CBC Kelowna.
He’s been promoting the Great Divide Trail in a string of interviews with some of the biggest morning radio shows in Alberta and the BC Interior. Our very own radio star and Chair of the GDTA, Dave Hockey has been a busy man these last few weeks.
“Hockey Morning in Canada” by Geoff Ellwand On Tuesday, April 28 th at 7:00pm, Kathy Plachta and Jean-Francois Cianci will be speaking about volunteering with the GDTA at the Alberta Wilderness Association office, 455 ‐ 12 Street NW, Calgary.įollow our Outreach page and our Twitter feed for other upcoming GDTA presentations. Interested in learning more about the Great Divide Trail and the work of the GDTA?Ĭheck out the GDT presentation at the “Best of BC Adventure Theatre” at 11:30am on March 7 th at the Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show at the Vancouver Convention Centre.Ĭheck out the GDT presentation on the “Best of Alberta Adventure Theatre” at 3:30pm on March 21 st at the Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show at the Stampede Park, BMO Centre in Calgary. We can use your help! Stay tuned for more information. Let me know if you are interested in participating in the 2015 GDTA Trail Maintenance Trip or if you’re not able to participate on the actual trip dates but would like to help with some of the pre-trip planning activities. The dates and location for our 2015 Trail Maintenance Trip have been determined.ĭates: July 15 to 19, 2015 Location: Aldridge Creek trail (our first trail maintenance trip in BC!)
Here are just a few things we accomplished last year: 2014 was a busy and productive year for the Great Divide Trail Association.
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