Join Gisele Martin from Tla-Ook Cultural Adventures, as she hikes the beautiful Rainforest Trail in Tofino, British Columbia. Gisele provides insight into the various uses for the many trees, flowers and plant life throughout the hike - creating both a spectacular and educational journey. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel keepexploring, #ctc#, canada british columbia bc tofino rainforest trail hiking gisele martin beach first nations trail cedar tree tree of life coastal first nations wood sitka spruce tour ferns sword fern nature outdoors wilderness fungus educational

Mile 0 to 1.8 // Whitney Portal Trailhead // 8,400' to 9,500' elevation (2,560 - 2,896m) // Clip 1 (of 7) showing the trail to the 14,496' (4,418m) summit of Mt. Whitney, highest peak in the contiguous United States. Enter: MW1HL in Travelistic, YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. DVD available at www.TrailVista.com

Mile 1.8 to 3.0 // Lone Pine Lake Junction // 9,500' to 10,100' elevation (2,896 - 3,078m) // Clip 2 (of 7) showing the trail to the 14,496' (4,418m) summit of Mt. Whitney, highest peak in the contiguous United States. Enter: MW2HL in Travelistic, YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. DVD available at www.TrailVista.com

Mile 3.0 to 5.0 // Mirror Lake, Bighorn Park, Outpost Camp // 10,100' to 11,155' elevation (3,078 - 3,400m) // Clip 3 (of 7) showing the trail to the 14,496' (4,418m) summit of Mt. Whitney, highest peak in the contiguous United States. Enter: MW3HL in Travelistic, YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. DVD available at www.TrailVista.com

Mile 5.0 to 7.2 // Consultation Lake, Trail Camp, Switchbacks, Whitney Cables // 11,155' to 12,650' elevation (3,400 - 3,856m) // Clip 4 (of 7) showing the trail to the 14,496' (4,418m) summit of Mt. Whitney, highest peak in the contiguous United States. Enter: MW4HL in Travelistic, YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. DVD available at www.TrailVista.com

Mile 9.4 to 10.7 // Whitney Windows, Mt. Whitney Summit // 13,800' to 14,496' elevation (4,206 - 4,418m) // Clip 7 (of 7) showing the trail to the 14,496' (4,418m) summit of Mt. Whitney, highest peak in the contiguous United States. Enter: MW7HL in Travelistic, YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. DVD available at www.TrailVista.com

Mile 7.2 to 8.5 // Whitney Cables, Trail Crest // 12,650' to 13,600' elevation (3,856 - 4,145m) // Clip 5 (of 7) showing the trail to the 14,496' (4,418m) summit of Mt. Whitney, highest peak in the contiguous United States. Enter: MW5HL in Travelistic, YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. DVD available at www.TrailVista.com

Descending Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Trail from the South Rim down to Phantom Ranch. The 10.7 mile trail (via Black Bridge / Mule Riders' Route) starts at the El Tovar Hotel and takes you down to the Indian Gardens, the Devils Corkscrew and to the shores of the Colorado River. Continuing on the River Trail upstream to the Silver Bridge and to the Black Bridge (South Kaibab Trail). Crossing over the Colorado here and ending the video-sightseeing/walking 0.7 mile later at the Phantom Ranch. Enter: BA1CL in YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. This 10 minute video clip is part of my "Best of Bright Angel Trail", a 61 minute DVD, available from TrailVista.com

Mile 8.5 to 9.4 // Trail Crest, Whitney Windows // 13,600' to 13,800' elevation (4,145 - 4,206m) // Clip 6 (of 7) showing the trail to the 14,496' (4,418m) summit of Mt. Whitney, highest peak in the contiguous United States. Enter: MW6HL in Travelistic, YouTube or Google SEARCH to locate & play this video-clip again later. DVD available at www.TrailVista.com

Rio Celeste´s intense turquoise water, the product of a whimsical combination of pure river water and volcanic minerals, offers one of natures most complete eccentricities. Located in Tenorio National Park, Río Celeste is the main attraction as it winds around Tenorio Volcanos foothills. Natural hot springs; boiling pool; a lagoon so vividly blue that youll sense the areas absolute peace; dye pools, which are places where the rivers crystalline waters fuse with calcium carbonate and sulfur from the volcano; and of course the array of wildlife.