Tag Archives: Troy Marsh

A Winter Ice Road Truck Adventure

A Winter Ice Road Truck Adventure

Posted on20. Mar, 2011 by .

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This weekend I traveled up the Winter Ice Roads made famous by the popular television series the Ice Road Truckers with my friends Troy and Josh. Our winter ice road adventure was visually stunning (see photos below), awe inspiring and fascinating. In other words, it was an [...]

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Mountain Biking Tin Can Hill in Yellowknife

Mountain Biking Tin Can Hill in Yellowknife

Posted on17. Aug, 2009 by .

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Mountain Biking in Yellowknife has been great this summer! And today’s mountain bike trip to Tin Can Hill and ending at Negus Point in Yellowknife was no exception. Tin Can Hill offered us a variety of riding terrains from tree root covered dirt trails, loose gravel back roads, shield rock formations, soft muskeg, steep [...]

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Mountain Biking to Vee Lake, NWT

Mountain Biking to Vee Lake, NWT

Posted on07. Aug, 2009 by .

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There certainly is no lack of options for mountain biking in Yellowknife. The road to Vee Lake, Northwest Territories was next on our list of places to conquer with our mountain bikes. Located on a turn-off just past Giant Mine on the Ingraham Trail, the Vee Lake road provided the four of [...]

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Discovering the Reid Lake Park & Campground

Discovering the Reid Lake Park & Campground

Posted on04. Aug, 2009 by .

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This August long weekend we had the opportunity to day camp for two days at the Reid Lake Territorial Park and campground in the Northwest Territories. Reid Lake is one of the many excellent camping and recreational spots that you can find along the Ingraham Trail approximately 60 km out of Yellowknife. We discovered that Reid Lake has [...]

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Yellowknife Slo-Pitch: A Cure for Isolation!

Yellowknife Slo-Pitch: A Cure for Isolation!

Posted on25. Jul, 2009 by .

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Living in Yellowknife presents some mental and physical challenges with some great solutions to overcome them. As you may have guessed (or have heard), living North of the 60th parallel will feel a little isolating or extremely isolating at times (depending on the time of year, how cold it is [...]

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The Beer Gardens at Folk on the Rocks V.2

The Beer Gardens at Folk on the Rocks V.2

Posted on20. Jul, 2009 by .

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Looking to find yourself in more beer garden photos? Here is a second set of beer garden photos from the Folk on the Rocks Festival in Yellowknife. These are a little more close-up than the first set of beer garden photos uploaded here. The heat was not as blazing [...]

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Mountain Biking Yellowknife’s Latham Island, the Old Town and N’dilo

Mountain Biking Yellowknife’s Latham Island, the Old Town and N’dilo

Posted on10. Jun, 2009 by .

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Despite cool winds and the beginning of the monster bug season – there is no better way than to see Yellowknife then to go mountain biking in Yellowknife. Therefore Troy, Dave and I decided to make (what was) a 2 hour mountain biking trip through the oldest part of Yellowknife. We visited [...]

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The Road to Fiddler’s Lagoon

The Road to Fiddler’s Lagoon

Posted on04. Jun, 2009 by .

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Tonight we rode the Fiddler’s Lagoon road all the way too — you guessed it — Fiddler’s Lagoon on the outskirts on Yellowknife (if indeed it is within the city limits). You can find the road we took at the end of Deh Cho Blvd. For those of you who [...]

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A Hidden Cemetary

A Hidden Cemetary

Posted on27. May, 2009 by .

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My friend David M. organized a Wednesday mountain biking ride for us at the Yellowknife Ski Club’s partially melted trails. There were a few surprises along the way including a hidden cemetary / graveyard. I probably would have taken many more pictures but the challenges of the muddy, boggy, rocky, steep [...]

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