The Cheam range is an icon of Chilliwack, and the full traverse is an epic adventure worthy of of its allure. 

The route starts on Cheam, and then in order summits Lady, Knight, Baby Munday, Stewart, The Still, Welch, and Foley.

The clock starts on the first peak, and ends on the last. (This allows for Cheam to be ascended via the standard hikers route or the Archibald trail, and for the descent off Foley towards either Jones Lake or the Williamson Lake trailhead/Foley Creek FSR). 

Linking the two 'burghs' of the ancient Viking Danelaw, Lincoln and Stamford, the route passes through peaceful Lincolnshire countryside, via Ancaster and Corby Glen, then straying briefly into Rutland for a section associated with John Clare the poet. The walk was designed as five stages of between 9 and 14 miles. The route has been developed by Lincoln Ramblers Group but its originator, Brett Collier MBE, a tireless local footpaths campaigner, passed away in 2005.