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Hosted by Dan and Carm Glabus · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 33 episodes
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🎙️ Tracks, Trails & Forgotten TalesHidden history, wild adventures, and forgotten places. Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales follows Dan and Carm as they uncover the stories buried in backroads, ghost towns, and epic landscapes across BC and beyond. From strange encounters to lost legends, each episode blends adventure, storytelling, and special guests who share their own unforgettable tales from the trail.
Dan and Carm Glabus hosts Tracks, Trails and Forgotten Tales, a history show with 33 episodes published.
This Episode better if watched!Sharon Kinne... For more than 50 years, she lived quietly in Alberta under a different name. To her community, she was Diedra "Dee" Glabus. But before that, she was known as Sharon Kinne—a
Hidden deep in the mountains above Coalmont, British Columbia, the ghost town of Blakeburn still tells the story of a once-thriving coal mining community. In this unscripted episode of Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales ,
On April 26, 1912, the Coalmont Hotel welcomed more than 200 guests to its grand opening gala. With music from the Princeton Orchestra filling the dining room, the hotel stood as a symbol of hope for a booming coal town
Before British Columbia had roads, courthouses, or an established legal system, one man was sent by Britain to bring law and order to a rapidly changing frontier. In this episode of Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales , we
Granite Creek was once one of British Columbia’s fastest-growing boomtowns. After gold was discovered in 1885 by John Chance, thousands of hopeful miners, merchants, and fortune seekers rushed into the Similkameen Valley
Boundary Falls near Greenwood, British Columbia may look like a quiet roadside waterfall, but it holds a rich and forgotten past. In this episode of Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales, we explore the history of Boundary Cr
Boundary Falls near Greenwood, British Columbia may look like a quiet roadside waterfall, but it holds a rich and forgotten past. In this episode of Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales, we explore the history of Boundary Cr
Sometimes the past hides in plain sight. When we first started exploring old trails, forgotten rail grades, and abandoned places across British Columbia, there were many times we had no idea we were standing in the middl
🎙️ The Rise & Fall of the B.C. Copper Company Smelter | Greenwood BC History The history of Greenwood, British Columbia is deeply rooted in mining — and few places represent that historic legacy more than the B.C. Coppe
Join us Friday Feb 20 to hear about the historic BC Copper Company Smelter. Here is a short promo
Greenwood, British Columbia was once known as the “City of Tomorrow.” In the late 1890s, this small Boundary Country community was booming with banks, hotels, churches, and rapid construction along Copper Street. In this
Greenwood, British Columbia didn’t appear overnight. In this opening episode of a multi-part series, Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales explores how Greenwood rose from wilderness into one of the Boundary Country’s most im
Phoenix, British Columbia was once known as Canada’s highest city — a booming copper mining town with hotels, churches, hockey teams, and thousands of residents. When the mines closed in 1919, Phoenix emptied almost over
Canada’s Highest City… Gone Almost Overnight High above British Columbia’s Boundary Country, a booming mining city once stood at 4,600 feet. Thousands of people lived here. Trains ran day and night. Copper poured out of
Have you ever heard of Pheonix British Columbia? This was once a booming copper mining city located in the mountains above Greenwood British Columbia in the Boundry Country. Now a ghost town, once upon a time 2000 reside
Power built this town — but at what cost? In this episode of Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales, we explore the life and legacy of John Carmichael Haynes, one of the most powerful figures in the early history of Osoyoos an
Season 2 Episode 2 airs this week! Check out the trailer here!
Today marks 61 years since one of the most tragic events in Canadian history — the Hope Slide. In the early morning hours of January 9, 1965, Canada’s largest and most destructive landslide forever changed the landscape
Season 2 of Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales premieres January 9th! 🎉We’re diving deeper into the forgotten history of British Columbia, exploring infamous judges, early settlers, ghost towns, and once thriving communit
Fairview, BC — a booming gold town that rose fast… and vanished just as quickly.In this episode of Tracks, Trails & Forgotten Tales, we explore the incredible (and tragic) history of Fairview, once the South Okanagan’s b
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Tracks, Trails and Forgotten Tales is hosted by Dan and Carm Glabus. The show is categorised under history and has published 33 episodes.
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