This Sunday afternoon, the Shuswap Trail Alliance invites you to join in a late winter snowshoe walk on one of the region’s iconic trails in winter – the Enderby Cliffs – or as the cliffs are known in the traditional Secwepemc language: the Tplaqin trail.
“We’re walking to the first halfway lookout,” says Trail Alliance coordinator, Phil McIntyre-Paul, “but the valley views are breathtaking, and the forest is peaceful at this time of year.”
Participants need to be in good physical shape, comfortable walking an intermediate (more difficult) trail uphill on snowshoes. Bring snowshoes and poles, plus water and appropriate clothing. Meet at the Enderby Cliffs parking lot at 1 p.m. (end of Brash Allan Road just east of Enderby). Check out www.shuswaptrails.com for a description of the Enderby Cliffs Trail and directions to the trailhead.