Medicine Trail Snowshoe Adventure with Canadian Wilderness
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, including children 8+; requires moderate stamina for steady snowshoeing.
Overview
Step onto an old trapper’s path in Callaghan Valley with Canadian Wilderness Adventures. Snowshoe through towering cedars while sampling traditional healing teas on this immersive 3-hour winter journey.
Adventure Tips
Dress in Waterproof Layers
Prepare for changing winter weather with waterproof jackets, pants, and insulated gloves to stay dry and warm.
Use Your Own Winter Boots
Bring sturdy winter boots for optimum comfort and support; rental boots are limited and may not fit everyone well.
Arrive Early for Shuttle
Check in 30 minutes before departure to ensure a smooth start; shuttle transportation is included from the meeting point.
Bring a Camera
Capture the mossy old-growth forest and tea moments, but respect the quiet ambiance to maintain the trail’s meditative feel.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black-tailed deer
- Snowshoe hare
History
The Medicine Trail follows routes formerly used by trappers and Indigenous peoples for centuries, with plants along the way once harvested for medicinal purposes.
Conservation
Canadian Wilderness Adventures emphasizes Leave No Trace principles and works closely with local Indigenous groups to preserve the valley’s natural and cultural heritage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Winter Jacket
Keeps you warm during cold winter conditions on the trail.
winter specific
Snow Pants
Protects your legs from snow and moisture during the trek.
winter specific
Waterproof Winter Boots
Ensures traction and warmth while snowshoeing on frozen terrain.
winter specific
Thermos or Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is important even in cold weather.
winter specific