Wilderness Addict

Wilderness Addict Caroline Foster. A New Zealander who ended up in Montana (& now based part time in the Canadian Rockies).

Sharing my passion for adventure, mountains and the great outdoors via visual storytelling ♡ NZ born Adventurer and Mountain addict currently based in the Canadian Rockies

The last days of summer 🏕️It crept up fast this year as it has a way of doing. At the beginning it feels endless and the...
09/07/2026

The last days of summer 🏕️

It crept up fast this year as it has a way of doing. At the beginning it feels endless and then before you know it, it’s gone.

Photo 1-3 with help from Madison Elrick ✨

📍Beautiful British Columbia 🇨🇦

09/05/2026

What’s your dream? 🏔️❄️

It won’t be long until the mountains start to look more like this again. Who’s excited for cozy season?

📍Canmore, Alberta 🇨🇦

When the days start to feel like this again 🍂🍁It’s definitely feeling very much like fall the last few days. The colors ...
09/05/2026

When the days start to feel like this again 🍂🍁

It’s definitely feeling very much like fall the last few days. The colors are slowly starting to change in the alpine and darkness falls a bit earlier each day. The mountains always run on their own schedule ✨

📍Canmore, Alberta 🇨🇦

09/04/2026

Make it count ✨

Spend time in wild places that make you feel small! Take the roadtrip, try the new hobby, tell the person! Life is too short for “what ifs”

📍Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska

The color of the water here gets me every time 💚🩵This is the beautiful Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park, just a 30 min...
09/04/2026

The color of the water here gets me every time 💚🩵

This is the beautiful Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park, just a 30 minute or so drive from Lake Louise.

09/03/2026

The day all my dreams came true 🐻🐻❤️

Alaska has the best bear viewing opportunities on earth! This is Katmai National Park, a place so remote it’s accessible only by plane. A place where you can walk among coastal brown bears and observe their behavior.

📍Brooks Falls, Katmai

09/03/2026

This is the Alaskan salmon run, a crazy sight for those who’ve never witnessed this before 🐟

This phenomenon occurs every summer when millions of salmon return from the ocean and migrate up fresh water streams to spawn. It may be a common sight for locals but for visit it’s quite a spectacle to behold. Here we see pink salmon “humpies” returning to their breeding grounds in Valdez, Alaska.

Perhaps one of the most interesting facts about this is only about 5% actually make it back and then sadly their lifecycle is complete and they die soon after. This process naturally enriches the forest and ocean ecosystem (although some will tell you it gets very stinky 😂).

📍Valdez, Alaska ~ United States, August 3rd, 2026

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