Go explore: Lynn Canyon Park
Towering trees, waterfalls and lots to explore make Lynn Canyon Park a favourite of ours. Learn more about this North Vancouver gem.
Gear tips: Tarp Shelters
Sleeping under a tarp offers a unique opportunity to be protected from the elements without being removed from them. Our program staff share their tips for setting up shelter.
Get prepared for safe adventures
Adventures in nature take a little work, but the pre-planning always pays off. To help participants feel more comfortable outside, Power To Be partnered with AdventureSmart to deliver an inclusive and adapted lesson on the Three T's of outdoor preparedness.
Go explore: Joffre Lakes Provincial Park
Those who wander up the trail are rewarded. Stunning turquoise waters define this park, which is home to Lower, Middle and Upper Joffre lakes. Learn more about exploring this B.C. Interior gem.
Gear tips: Cold weather layering
Curious about how to stay warm during winter adventures? Our program staff share their tips and tricks on how to layer for cold weather activities.
Go explore: Sandcut Beach
From the mossy hemlock and cedar forest to a stony water’s edge, Sandcut Beach has more than a few surprises for those that venture down the trail. Learn more about exploring this Vancouver Island gem.
Happy holidays from all of us at Power To Be
We have a lot to celebrate this year, and the people in our community are at the very heart of that. With 2017 coming to an end, and big things on the horizon for 2018 we want to share some milestone moments from the year that was.
Community conservation leaves a positive impact
Wheelbarrow tracks, the thwack of an axe and hands in the dirt marked a good day for Power To Be. Find out how the staff team helped the Galiano Conservancy Association with a variety of projects.
Exploring the prospects with Vikram Vij
Vikram Vij knows the power of connection to place and he forged his own connections to Power To Be's Prospect Lake site recently. Find out why.
Global exploration inspires cultural perspectives and personal growth
Two Wilderness School alumni were among the 120 students who took part in the 2017 Students On Ice Expedition. Find out how the adventure connected them to culture and climate change.