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A footpath through white wildflowers leading to a tent in the alpine meadow at dusk near Tumbler Ridge

Our Backyard: Adventure guides for Northwestern Alberta and Northeastern BC

The two regions we call home, and every trip we have taken in them. Pick a region to plan your own, or go straight to the adventure guides.

Two Provinces, One Backyard

Adventures in Northwestern Alberta and Northeastern BC

Our range runs across two regions: Northwestern Alberta and Northeastern British Columbia. More backcountry than you could see in a lifetime, and it starts an hour from the driveway. We share the permits, the maps, and the local resources we trust so you can plan a legal, low-impact trip.

We stick to two regions so we can actually get to know them. Every trip we take gets its own adventure guide below: how to get there, the route, where to camp, what to know before you go, and our own photos and film.

Where We Roam Northwestern Alberta & Northeastern BC
Map of the Wild Latitude region: Tumbler Ridge and northeastern British Columbia through to Grande Cache, the Kakwa and Grande Prairie in northwestern Alberta
Stacie and Ryan at a campfire with the Tundra and Commander in the northwestern Alberta backcountry
Camped above the valley, an hour from town
Alberta

Northwestern Alberta

Home ground: Grande Prairie, then south down the Highway 40 corridor through the Municipal District of Greenview No. 16 to Grande Cache and the Kakwa.

  • ExploreGrande Cache, Sulphur Gates, the Kakwa, the Willmore boundary
  • Regional tourismGrande Prairie Regional Tourism Association and the MD of Greenview
Explore Northwestern Alberta
Ryan and Stacie in the cirque above Windfall Lake in the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark
Windfall Lake, Tumbler Ridge
British Columbia

Northeastern British Columbia

Tumbler Ridge is our anchor: alpine lakes, waterfalls, and long ridge walks, close enough to reach on a weekend and wild enough to feel a long way from anywhere. It sits inside the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark.

  • ExploreTumbler Ridge, the Geopark, alpine lakes, waterfall country
  • Regional partnersVisit Tumbler Ridge, the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark, TRORA, and Northeast BC
Explore Northeastern BC
Adventure Guides

Alberta and BC Adventure Guides by Region

Every trip we take gets its own guide, with directions, the route, maps, official resources, and our photos and film. Newest first.

British Columbia

Northeastern British Columbia Adventures

1 adventure guide Explore Northeastern British Columbia
Tumbler Ridge · British Columbia New

Windfall Lake Trail

An alpine lake in a limestone cirque in the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark, a backcountry camp under the headwall, and the Circular Route back over the alpine.

  • 10 km return
  • 414 m gain
  • Challenging
  • Hiking
  • Backpacking
  • Camping
  • Lake
  • Forest
  • Meadow / wildflowers
  • Geology & fossils
Read the Windfall Lake Trail guide Our trip: July 2026 · Added September 2026
Coming next
  • Mount SpiekerTumbler Ridge
Alberta

Northwestern Alberta Adventures

Guides coming soon Explore Northwestern Alberta

Our first Alberta adventure guide is on the way. Until then, the region page has the stops we point the rig at and everything you need to plan.

Coming next
  • Kakwa FallsKakwa Wildland Provincial Park
  • Caw RidgeGrande Cache
  • Saskatoon MountainCounty of Grande Prairie
  • The DunesGrande Prairie
Regional Tourism

Alberta and BC Tourism Organizations

We’re proud to promote both regions alongside the organizations that know them best. Each region page covers what they do and where to find them.

Follow the Adventure

New Alberta and BC Adventure Guides Every Season

Every trip we film becomes a guide here. Follow along and you will see the next one first.

Follow the Adventure
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Trip Type Icons

Every adventure guide is tagged with the kind of trip it is.

Our trip what we did Also popular here what the area is known for, with a source

Icons used on this page are highlighted: solid for our trips, outlined for also popular here.

How you get there

  • Hiking
  • Backpacking
  • Side-by-side / UTV
  • ATV / quad
  • Overlanding
  • Scenic drive
  • Mountain biking
  • Horseback riding
  • Paddling
  • Snowmobiling
  • Nordic skiing / snowshoeing

What you see

  • Summit
  • Lake
  • River
  • Waterfall
  • Canyon
  • Valley
  • Forest
  • Meadow / wildflowers
  • Cave
  • Dunes
  • Viewpoint
  • Northern lights

What else is there

  • Camping
  • Hot springs
  • Geology & fossils
  • Dinosaur tracks
  • Heritage & history
  • Wildlife
  • Fishing
  • Winter
  • Day trip
Compass: a guide we have planned but not published yet