Assuming our hike continues on schedule we are overnighting close to this scenic setting, the sea-stack referred to as Ol’ Sal.
This is our last night on the trail. The last leg of the hike starts tomorrow morning and takes us up 500 meters, the second highest cliff along this coastal stretch. A good night’s rest is needed. 10 more kilometres and we are back at the trailhead parking lot. We are hoping for dry weather so the descents are not too treacherous.
I will be checking in from my couch tomorrow! Hope your Sunday was filled with great spring weather, Anna
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