As the larch turn golden, a Mt. Frosty hike has been scheduled to scatter Dr. John Worrall’s ashes in the forests he loved. Coordinated by John Davies, hikers will leave the Lightning Lake parking lot trailhead in Manning Park on Saturday, October 7th at 9:00 am sharp. We ask those attending to arrive early. Late arrivals will have to catch up. The Manning Provincial Park Frosty Mountain lake is listed as a difficult hike (see trail website here) and will take about 8 hours return trip. Please be prepared with appropriate hiking footwear, raingear, food and water for the day. Hiking poles may also be helpful. There is no need to RSVP for the hike, if you want to participate, please arrive at the Lightning Lake area to join the group. The goal is to make this an annual trip in tribute to Dr. Worrall and his teaching legacy. Watch the Tree Frog for more info. And reminder, a Celebration of Life has been planned for Worrall on Saturday, October 14 at the UBC Faculty of Forestry. Please RSVP via the Read More link in this story.