About Us
Anita & Luc
We are a BC-based couple with a passion for creativity and new experiences. This blog is dedicated to our travels into the unknown. As we capture these moments with our cameras, we'd love to share them with everyone and anyone. We often find ourselves on outdoor adventures—hiking, skiing, cycling, or enjoying a relaxing day on the paddleboard. So come along on a journey with us as we embark on our next expedition.
About Anita
Hi, I’m Anita! I’m a BC-based adventure lover, photographer, content creator, and one half of Two Peaks Duo. While Kelowna is home, I’m always looking for an excuse to hit the road, find a new trail, explore a small town, or discover somewhere that deserves a spot on your weekend itinerary. My love for travel is really about the little moments along the way—the scenic drives, hidden viewpoints, local cafés, spontaneous stops, and places you almost miss if you’re not looking for them. I’m usually the one behind the camera, capturing it all on my Fujifilm or planning our next adventure before the current one is even over. Two Peaks Duo started as a way for Luc and me to document the places we explore together, but we hope it becomes something more: a resource that inspires you to get outside, take the side quest, and discover more of British Columbia, Canada, and wherever our travels take us next.
About Luc
Hi, I’m Luc. I'm an East Coaster from Moncton, New Brunswick, and I now call Kelowna, British Columbia, home. After graduating post-secondary in 2015, I began my career teaching students to fly. Fly? What? I know! I worked as a flight instructor for two and a half years before becoming a pilot for Jazz Aviation. You know those propeller planes that fly for Air Canada on regional routes? I was that guy! If you ever flew out of Toronto or Montreal on a Dash 8-100 or Dash 8-300, I may have flown you—safely, of course!—to your destination. I fell in love with BC when I was sent to Vancouver for training. Ever since, I've been slowly making my way west, living in cities like Montreal and Calgary before finally making it to my new home in Kelowna. On Canada Day, of all days, I met my fiancée, Anita. We've been inseparable ever since, going on adventures like camping trips and flying together to explore new cities and countries.