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  •   Janet Guthrie commented on this post about 2 minutes ago
    • Amazing photos and a fantastic description of your hike! This looks like a trail I would love to do
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    • Andrea Horning if you come to Newfoundland, I would be happy to hike some of the East Coast Trail with you. I haven't completed it all, but have doneAndrea Horning if you come to Newfoundland, I would be happy to hike some of the East Coast Trail with you. I haven't completed it all, but have done several sections and love it. The bucket list is to do all 336 kilometres which some people do as a 14 day journey as you can camp along the trail as well.  More ...
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    • Amy Rezek That's is a fantastic goal. And sounds like a lot of fun! You ladies are really pulling me towards the east coast with all this naturalAmy Rezek That's is a fantastic goal. And sounds like a lot of fun! You ladies are really pulling me towards the east coast with all this natural beauty! I can't wait to get out there soon enough   More ...
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    • Andrea Horning it's amazing (like so much of Canada) and so worth the trip!
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    • I love the ECT! Sean and I thru-hiked it as part of our cross-Canada walk on the Trans Canada Trail, and it remains one of our favourite hikes inI love the ECT! Sean and I thru-hiked it as part of our cross-Canada walk on the Trans Canada Trail, and it remains one of our favourite hikes in Canada! There is a new section now, and we'd love to go back and re-walk the entire trail!  More ...
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    • Sonya Richmond That is amazing! I haven't done it all yet as I am a solo hiker so haven't ventured to the longer trail sections yet. Love that youSonya Richmond That is amazing! I haven't done it all yet as I am a solo hiker so haven't ventured to the longer trail sections yet. Love that you have been on this trail too!  More ...
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    • Some stunning photos here, Amy, and I see that you have no fear of heights. Lol
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    • Diana Mohrsen Thank you! I actually have had a fear of heights in the past, but for some reason when I am here it hasn't bothered me. Thankful as theDiana Mohrsen Thank you! I actually have had a fear of heights in the past, but for some reason when I am here it hasn't bothered me. Thankful as the views are incredible.   More ...
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    • Amy Rezek Well, isn't it fortunate that this spot didn't affect your fear of heights.
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    • Excellent trail write up. Quidi Village is already on my must see list for Newfoundland and now I will plan to hike the Sugar Loaf Trail to getExcellent trail write up. Quidi Village is already on my must see list for Newfoundland and now I will plan to hike the Sugar Loaf Trail to get there, but I'll train for all those stairs.  More ...
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    Exploring the Majestic Beauty of Aubrey Falls in Algoma, Ontario
    Discover the captivating beauty of Aubrey Falls, a hidden gem tucked away in the Algoma region. Our video takes you on a visual feast, showcasing the cascading waters, lush forests, and tranquil surroundings that make...
    Discover the captivating beauty of Aubrey Falls, a hidden gem tucked away in the Algoma region. Our video takes you on a visual feast, showcasing the cascading waters, lush forests, and tranquil surroundings that make Aubrey Falls a true natural sanctuary.

     

    The trail spans a little over 1 kilometre from the parking lot to the Falls. Beyond the bridge, the terrain becomes notably steeper so walking sticks would be helpful.

     

    When planning your trip to Aubrey Falls, it's essential that your vehicle has a full tank of gas. Along Highway 129, gas stations are quite scarce, but you'll find one conveniently located at Tunnel Lake Trading Post. While you're there, treat yourself to a delicious ice cream like we did. ?
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    Exploring Mary Lake in Ontario Canada

    Exploring Mary Lake in Ontario Canda

    Exploring Mary Lake in Huntsville, Ontario, is a Canadian outdoor adventure offering a variety of recreational experiences for all ages. This video features, boating enthusiasts,...

    Exploring Mary Lake in Ontario Canda

    Exploring Mary Lake in Huntsville, Ontario, is a Canadian outdoor adventure offering a variety of recreational experiences for all ages. This video features, boating enthusiasts, tubers, and wake-boarders navigating the pristine waters around Mary Lake in the Muskokas. This beautiful lake, just outside of Huntsville, Ontario, offers a picturesque shoreline of rocks and trees. For the thrill-seekers, cliff jumping is an exciting option, as several cliffs along the edge of Mary Lake provide the perfect opportunity for jumping into the water below. And as the day comes to a close, there's no better way to end the adventure than by witnessing a beautiful sunset over Mary Lake in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada.

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    Quebec Waterfall- The Grande Chute in Opémican National Park
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    A beautiful hike in western Quebec, brings you to The Grande Chute in Opemican National Park. This waterfall in Quebec has a fantastic viewpoint built over the base of the falls, giving you the view you see here. The...

    A beautiful hike in western Quebec, brings you to The Grande Chute in Opemican National Park. This waterfall in Quebec has a fantastic viewpoint built over the base of the falls, giving you the view you see here. The round-trip hike into the Grande Chute viewpoint is only about 1km in and back. It's a well maintained easy trail through the forest and along the Kipawa river. It is a fantastic autumn hike to see the gorgeous fall foliage in Canada. 

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  •   Janet Guthrie commented on this post about 10 hours ago
    Explore Field BC Canada

    Thank you Andrea. Takakkaw Falls is probably the easiest one to get to with Little Adventure Seeker because you can drive up to it. The road is narrow and has tight, steep switchbacks so that is an adventure on its own. There is a nice campground by the falls that is an easy walk-in campsite...

    Thank you Andrea. Takakkaw Falls is probably the easiest one to get to with Little Adventure Seeker because you can drive up to it. The road is narrow and has tight, steep switchbacks so that is an adventure on its own. There is a nice campground by the falls that is an easy walk-in campsite perfect for young families.

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    All of those waterfalls are on my hit list, but I have not been to any of them yet! Great information about the area happy)

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    Field BC a Perfect Basecamp for Outdoor Adventure in Yoho National Park Things to See and do in Field BC in the Canadian Rocky Mountains A few years ago we decided to explore Field BC Canada for the first time during our Yoho National ...
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    • All of those waterfalls are on my hit list, but I have not been to any of them yet! Great information about the area
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    Evening Hike Around Many Springs Trail Kananaskis Alberta Canada

    A quick evening stroll around the Many Springs Trail loop left us wowed by the mountain beauty and perfect water reflections. Located just off HWY1 in Bow Valley Provincial Park, it is one of our personal favourite hikes....

    A quick evening stroll around the Many Springs Trail loop left us wowed by the mountain beauty and perfect water reflections. Located just off HWY1 in Bow Valley Provincial Park, it is one of our personal favourite hikes. The fall colours of Alberta are really starting to come out in Kananaskis Country

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    Night Light 2023 - Calgary Alberta Canada

    Night Lights Calgary 2023 will be held from September 28th to September 30th in Victoria Park, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
    Free Family Event!
    Come out to this 3-night celebration of Art & Light from 6 pm to 11 pm daily.
    Enjoy the fun and interactive displays and a whole area that is perfect for...
    Night Lights Calgary 2023 will be held from September 28th to September 30th in Victoria Park, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
    Free Family Event!
    Come out to this 3-night celebration of Art & Light from 6 pm to 11 pm daily.
    Enjoy the fun and interactive displays and a whole area that is perfect for the kids.
    See fire-breathing sculptures and so much more!
    There will be a live fire and LED Performance on Saturday night at the Blvd at 7:30 pm. Be sure not to miss it!
    You can see light displays at Victoria Park - Central Memorial Park - The District - Haultain Park - Beltline Block - The Blvd
    See you at Night Light 2023!!!

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    Tynehead Regional Park in Surrey British Columbia

    Tynehead Regional Park is a very large park located in Surrey British Columbia very near to Hwy 1. The park consists of meadows and forests and covers 260 hectares. This included a 2.5 hectare off leash dog park.

    There...

    Tynehead Regional Park is a very large park located in Surrey British Columbia very near to Hwy 1. The park consists of meadows and forests and covers 260 hectares. This included a 2.5 hectare off leash dog park.

    There are picnic tables and space for group campsites which could be reserved by schools or guides, for example. There is also a fish hatchery located here.

    A number of trails run through the park and there are several entrances, each with their own parking area. You might expect to see wildlife here. Signs are posted about coyotes. Also owls and hawks are often seen here. 

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    Bonavista Lighthouse, Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada

    Bonavista Lighthouse, Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada

    The Bonavista Lighthouse was built in 1843. The lighthouse in Bonavista was home to a light keeper and their family for many generations. It is one of the few...

    Bonavista Lighthouse, Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada

    The Bonavista Lighthouse was built in 1843. The lighthouse in Bonavista was home to a light keeper and their family for many generations. It is one of the few worldwide that still allows visitors to climb all the way to the top of the tower and see the lamps and reflectors, along with the clockwork mechanism that kept them turning.

    The lighthouse is open to tourists in the spring and summer for a small fee and allows visitors to see how the light keeper's family lived in the 1870's. 

    This popular destination is a great location to see icebergs, whales and the towering cliffs around the Bonavista Peninsula. In July and August visitors may also see puffins who nest nearby each summer. 

    The lighthouse grounds are accessible with free public parking and paved areas mixed with gravel paths. The inside of the lighthouse requires walking up the staircases to tour. 

    This lighthouse is home to a seal oil fueled catoptric light apparatus that was purchased by Newfoundland from Scotland. This light was originally used at the Harbour Grace Island Lighthouse and the Cape Pine Lighthouse before being moved to Bonavista. This light was used to aid mariners until 1962. At that time it was replaced by an electric light in nearby tower. 

    The lightkeeper at Bonavista was originally Jeremiah White who immigrated from Ireland to Newfoundland in the mid 1800s. The last lightkeeper was Bonavista native Hubert Abbott, who served until 1960.

    This popular tourist destination is a great location for a picnic or a hike in any weather. It is a top location for anyone who visits Newfoundland and an important part of history. 

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    • Love it! I haven’t been inside the Bonavista Lighthouse before! But I have read up on the historic of the structure and the antique light at the top!Love it! I haven’t been inside the Bonavista Lighthouse before! But I have read up on the historic of the structure and the antique light at the top!   More ...
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    • Cora Lee Rennie It was so interesting to go up and see it, but those stairs were "wee" and straight up. I also couldn't get over that wee window youCora Lee Rennie It was so interesting to go up and see it, but those stairs were "wee" and straight up. I also couldn't get over that wee window you see up there is where they would have to go out and ensure that the entire light was visible. I just think about a good Newfoundland winter storm and ice on the window and you'd be out on that little ledge clearing it off in the middle of the night. Certainly wasn't an easy job, but such an important part of history - and worth exploring inside.   More ...
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    • Nice to get a glimpse inside this lighthouse, Amy!
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    Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Newfoundland, Canada

    Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve

    UNESCO World Heritage Site, Newfoundland, Canada

    This past June I took a roadtrip to the southeastern tip of the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland to visit the Mistaken Point Ecological...

    Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve

    UNESCO World Heritage Site, Newfoundland, Canada

    This past June I took a roadtrip to the southeastern tip of the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland to visit the Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Newfoundland, Canada. To visit the Reverse you book a guided tour at the Edge of Avalon Interpretation Centre in Portugal Cove South. If you want to explore the area, there are public hikes and trailways, but access to view and walk on the fossils requires a permit with a registered guide.

    Fossil Hiking Tours and Guides at Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve

    The fossils you discover at Mistaken Point are the world's oldest and largest collection of biologically complex marine life fossils. These fossils from the Ediacaran period are perfectly preserved on a prehistoric ocean floor. This area has over 10,000 fossils. When you arrive you actually get to walk in your sock feet on a 565-million year old ocean floor - it was incredible! The fossils were known to the local communities for many generations, but it wasn't until 1967 when Shiva Balak Misra discovered them and knew their significance, that protection for the fossils begin to start.

    Explorer Shiva Balak Misra

    He was in the area mapping Precambrian rocks along the coastline. In the years to follow there were people lobbied to preserve the fossils for their historical significance as this was the first record of Ediacaran fauna in the Western Hemisphere. In 1987 it was designated as a fossil ecological reserve. In July of 2016 it was further designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

    Irish Loop on Avalon Peninsula

    This area of the Avalon Peninsula is part of a road trip known as the Irish Loop (Route NL-10). It is just over two (2) hours from St. John's. The location of the guided hike requires you to drive about 15 minutes from the Interpretation Centre to a designated parking lot which is equipped with washrooms.

    Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve Guided Tours

    The guided tour teaches you about the local flora and fauna, along with the historical significance of the area. The total hike is about six kilometres and takes about 3-4 hours, depending on how long you want to stay and explore the fossils. Sections of the trail were muddy and it is rated moderately difficult, but I would rate it moderate. It is important to dress in layers as this area of the province is generally foggy and this close to the tip of the Peninsula the wind can certainly gust, although it was beautiful on the day we got to explore. Overall, I would recommend making time to visit this historically significant area of Newfoundland, and the world.

    Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Newfoundland, Canada

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    • great video! love into info captions
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    • I would love to visit Mistaken Point - it looks incredibly cool. Thank for sharing all that info - I didn't know it was a UNESCO site.
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    • Sonya Richmond It was very cool to experience and not something I really knew about either. I had a friend visiting from Ontario and it was on herSonya Richmond It was very cool to experience and not something I really knew about either. I had a friend visiting from Ontario and it was on her list of must-see things. I am glad it was! I have some great photos I will post tomorrow too!  More ...
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  • Thanks! I'm glad it was useful. I really enjoy your photography, and I think you do a great job!

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  •   Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 1 day ago
    • I got so excited when I read the title! I knew I was in for a treat and would want to hop in the jeep with my bike right away haha
      Awesome picturesI got so excited when I read the title! I knew I was in for a treat and would want to hop in the jeep with my bike right away haha
      Awesome pictures and info. Will definitely be heading to this one in the near future
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    • Andrea Horning I'm so glad it has inspired a road trip - it was certainly one of the highlights of our time hiking in BC! Great views but definitelyAndrea Horning I'm so glad it has inspired a road trip - it was certainly one of the highlights of our time hiking in BC! Great views but definitely somewhere to keep a firm grip on tiny seekers. Have fun!  More ...
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    • I feel inspired. Perhaps I could do a small portion of it.
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    • You could totally walk or cycle it! The terrain is really flat and easy, and you can always turn around and go back your car whenever you feel likeYou could totally walk or cycle it! The terrain is really flat and easy, and you can always turn around and go back your car whenever you feel like it. The trail is a horseshoe shape, and there are stunning views from every part of it. I highly recommend it!  More ...
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  •   Lisa Muldoon commented on this post about 2 days ago
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    Long Point Ontario Canada

    Long Point, Ontario, Canada is a hidden gem along the shores of Lake Erie. This video will take you on a journey through the natural beauty of this region. From the beaches along the point, to the marshlands wildlife,...

    Long Point, Ontario, Canada is a hidden gem along the shores of Lake Erie. This video will take you on a journey through the natural beauty of this region. From the beaches along the point, to the marshlands wildlife, Long Point, Ontario Canada offers a blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventures.

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  •   Lisa Muldoon commented on this post about 2 days ago
    • Super Crawl was one of our favourite annual family events when we lived there. Always so much local art, music and food to enjoy. Thanks for sharingSuper Crawl was one of our favourite annual family events when we lived there. Always so much local art, music and food to enjoy. Thanks for sharing with us!  More ...
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    • Amy Rezek That’s awesome! It is always such an interesting event to explore!
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    • That was an amazing music event you were able to attend.
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    • Diana Mohrsen It was great. My highlight of the evening was listening to Chantal Kreviazik perform. She is so talented!
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    Twillingate Newfoundland Canada Adventures in Chicken Sitting

    Twillingate Newfoundland Adventures in Chicken Sitting 


     


    Twillingate Newfoundland, Canada, is located along famous “iceberg alley” and overflowing with epic adventures such as coastal hiking, whale and berg watching,...

    Twillingate Newfoundland Adventures in Chicken Sitting 


     


    Twillingate Newfoundland, Canada, is located along famous “iceberg alley” and overflowing with epic adventures such as coastal hiking, whale and berg watching, sea kayaking and so much more. Going with the flow of the universe I find myself randomly chicken sitting and holding down the fort at Olde House Shows in rural NL. Additionally, there are 4 beautiful and sooky kitty cats to care for as well, in addition to the 8 feisty hens! Each morning my chicken coop duties include feeding, watering and collecting freshly laid eggs from underneath the birds. Hopefully I don’t get my eyes pecked out by a contrary hen! Looking forward to showing you around the rugged and beautiful coastline of Twillingate island and surrounding communities. 


     

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    Sunflower Festival in Richmond British Columbia Canada

    The Sunflower Festival in Richmond BC is really something to experience. From the large parking lot, a minature train or wagon will take you out to the fields. 

    Sunflowers, Dahlias in many colours, and wild flowers - 90...

    The Sunflower Festival in Richmond BC is really something to experience. From the large parking lot, a minature train or wagon will take you out to the fields. 

    Sunflowers, Dahlias in many colours, and wild flowers - 90 varities altogether! There are 20 acres planted in amazing varieties. 

    The wide paths are easy to negotiate. There was a live band, many chairs, plus bales of hay to sit on. I saw two food stands. The sun was shining and the dahlias were wonderful. Yellows, red, purple, copper, etc. Well worth the trip to Richmond.

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    Dahlias at the Richmond Sunflower Festival in British Columbia

    The Richmond Sunflower Festival offers an abundance of dahlias as well as sunflowers. Ride a train or wagon from the parking lot out to the fields. There you will see 20 acres of sunflowers, dahlias and other flowers. 

    Th...

    The Richmond Sunflower Festival offers an abundance of dahlias as well as sunflowers. Ride a train or wagon from the parking lot out to the fields. There you will see 20 acres of sunflowers, dahlias and other flowers. 

    There is also an area with life sized dinosaurs and some scary roars. 

    Come with your camera or cellphone as photo opportunites are many. There are several food vendors on the property as well as a live band and plenty of seating complete with shade umbrellas. 

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    Sugarloaf Path, East Coast Trail, Newfoundland, Canada

    Hiking the Sugarloaf Path, East Coast Trail, Newfoundland

    The East Coast Trail has 336 kilometres of hiking trails that are free to the public. The trail goes from Topsail Beach to Cape St. Franic. It connects 24 local...

    Hiking the Sugarloaf Path, East Coast Trail, Newfoundland

    The East Coast Trail has 336 kilometres of hiking trails that are free to the public. The trail goes from Topsail Beach to Cape St. Franic. It connects 24 local communities along the coastline of the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland.

    This section of the trail goes from Logy Bay to Quidi Vidi. It takes an average of 3-4 hours to complete. The trail is an adventure through the forest, over rivers and along the beautiful uninhabited coastline of Newfoundland.

    This trail is rated moderate to difficult and has over 80 flights of stairs during the 8.9 kilometre trail. This was my longest solo hike, but since it is well travelled I did encounter a few people. 

    It is important to note that cell service is unreliable on this trail so downloading your map and notifying others of your location is important for safety. It is also reccomended to have trail-rated footwear and ensure you bring water. 

    Overall, this is one of my favourite sections of the East Coast Trail. For me, it was both the rugged beauty and also the height of the cliffs which bring such breathtaking views.

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    • I love that this trail is so rugged and green, and yet it is alos so close to the city. What a perfect way to escape into nature!
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    • Sonya Richmond yes, one of the amazing things about living in the city of St. John's is the amount of accessible nature that is within the citySonya Richmond yes, one of the amazing things about living in the city of St. John's is the amount of accessible nature that is within the city limits. Signal Hill hike to the Battery is one of my favourite hikes too. Have you done that one?  More ...
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    • Ah it's so gorgeous!
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    • Lovely, and I was surprised to see the city in the distance. It looks so remote and rugged.
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    • Diana Mohrsen yes, it's the best of both worlds for sure along this section of the trail.
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    • Beautiful! The East Coast Trail is stunning and one of my favourite features on the Avalon Peninsula! I’m currently residing in Twillingate and amBeautiful! The East Coast Trail is stunning and one of my favourite features on the Avalon Peninsula! I’m currently residing in Twillingate and am looking forward to hiking the RockCut trails! You’ll have to come visit Amy!   More ...
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    • Cora Lee Rennie I would love to! I have done some of those trails (last summer) and they are beautiful too.
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    Bonavista Lighthouse, Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada

    Bonavista Lighthouse, Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada

    The Bonavista Lighthouse was built in 1843. The lighthouse in Bonavista was home to a light keeper and their family for many generations. It is one of the few...

    Bonavista Lighthouse, Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada

    The Bonavista Lighthouse was built in 1843. The lighthouse in Bonavista was home to a light keeper and their family for many generations. It is one of the few worldwide that still allows visitors to climb all the way to the top of the tower and see the lamps and reflectors, along with the clockwork mechanism that kept them turning.

    The lighthouse is open to tourists in the spring and summer for a small fee and allows visitors to see how the light keeper's family lived in the 1870's. 

    This popular destination is a great location to see icebergs, whales and the towering cliffs around the Bonavista Peninsula. In July and August visitors may also see puffins who nest nearby each summer. 

    The lighthouse grounds are accessible with free public parking and paved areas mixed with gravel paths. The inside of the lighthouse requires walking up the staircases to tour. 

    This lighthouse is home to a seal oil fueled catoptric light apparatus that was purchased by Newfoundland from Scotland. This light was originally used at the Harbour Grace Island Lighthouse and the Cape Pine Lighthouse before being moved to Bonavista. This light was used to aid mariners until 1962. At that time it was replaced by an electric light in nearby tower. 

    The lightkeeper at Bonavista was originally Jeremiah White who immigrated from Ireland to Newfoundland in the mid 1800s. The last lightkeeper was Bonavista native Hubert Abbott, who served until 1960.

    This popular tourist destination is a great location for a picnic or a hike in any weather. It is a top location for anyone who visits Newfoundland and an important part of history. 

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    Feeding Adorable Goats at Farm on the Lake in Georgian Bluffs Ontario

    During our visit to Georgian Bluffs, we had the pleasure of being introduced to Goat Village at Farm on the Lake, thanks to our dear friends Julie and Jim. This delightful sanctuary offers a unique and immersive...

    During our visit to Georgian Bluffs, we had the pleasure of being introduced to Goat Village at Farm on the Lake, thanks to our dear friends Julie and Jim. This delightful sanctuary offers a unique and immersive experience for goat enthusiasts.

    At Goat Mountain, you can purchase hay to feed the goats, providing you with an interactive and hands-on encounter with these adorable creatures. Alternatively, head over to "Kid" Village, where you can pet and play with the goats, creating memorable moments of joy.

    Don't forget to explore the self-serve gift shop, where you can find souvenirs to commemorate your visit.

    If you're seeking a way to destress and stay connected with the goats even after your visit, consider tuning in to the online live streams, where you can watch these charming animals from the comfort of your home. For an even more engaging experience, you can participate in their Online Feeding Session for just $10.

     

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    Live Music and Dancing in Newfoundland Canada at Saltbox Restaurant in Benoit’s Cove

    Live music and dancing are a large piece of Newfoundland culture that you do not want to miss out on when visiting the beautiful East Coast Canada island. Visitors can find live performance venues everywhere, from popular...

    Live music and dancing are a large piece of Newfoundland culture that you do not want to miss out on when visiting the beautiful East Coast Canada island. Visitors can find live performance venues everywhere, from popular pubs on George Street St. John’s to performances in old homes in rural communities. While travelling in Vana the adventure van this Summer I was lucky to spend some time at Saltbox Restaurant and Bar in the small community of Benoit’s Cove, an approximate 20 min. drive from Corner Brook. Also on site is the Everoutdoor Adventures offering activities such as sea kayaking and boat tours in the Bay of Islands. 


     


    Not only was the food and drink delicious, the staff and owners were very welcoming and friendly. Furthermore, this past Summer Saltbox collaborated with local musician Dave Mchugh to host “Saltwater Sessions” - a live music performance on the Wednesday evenings. The covered outdoor patio overlooking the ocean and the Bay of Islands was the perfect place to relax with some great tunes and a cold drink on a hot calm Summer evening. Musician Dave Mchugh captivated the audience with his fun upbeat energy and comical storytelling about living with mom. It was a treat to hear unique renditions of traditional NL folk songs in addition to original music. By the end of the night the dance floor (patio) was blocked and after multiple encore performances the party finally got shut down haha! It was a night for the books in Benoits Cove NL Canada!! I highly recommend a visit to Saltbox and Everoutdoor Adventures when visiting the Bay of Islands. 

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    • Can't beat a good kitchen party! I didn't get to any this summer, but did hit George Street Festival for Alan Doyle which was amazing. Thanks forCan't beat a good kitchen party! I didn't get to any this summer, but did hit George Street Festival for Alan Doyle which was amazing. Thanks for sharing such a classic part of Newfoundland culture with us all - and Saltwater Joys is my favourite (and first time I heard it that style!  More ...
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    • Amy Rezek lol it was the first time I heard the traditional NL song reggae style haha! The crowd loved it!
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    • Sonya Richmond it was a lot if fun! Saltbox and Everoutdoor Adventures a great place to explore in the Bay of Islands area of Newfoundland.
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    Oceanfront Camping in Little Bay Newfoundland Canada

    Oceanfront Camping in Little Bay Newfoundland Canada 


     


    Little Bay, Placentia Bay, NL, is home. The tiny rural community is located about a 3 hour drive from St. John’s and I grew up here on the shores of the North...

    Oceanfront Camping in Little Bay Newfoundland Canada 


     


    Little Bay, Placentia Bay, NL, is home. The tiny rural community is located about a 3 hour drive from St. John’s and I grew up here on the shores of the North Atlantic Ocean in the 1980’s. In fact, my great uncle, Jerome Walsh, was a well known fisherman, storyteller and museum owner. Tourists from around the world would come to our small community to admire his eclectic personal collection of antiques and oddities while listening to stories about the Newfoundland fishery and life in the “olden days”.  Unfortunately, the museum, fishing wharf and family home no longer stand but some treasures can be viewed at the Marystown Model Ship Gallery. 


     


    This past weekend my family got together at the special site for camping and a big ol’ fish fry with delicious NL cod and homemade hand cut fries. The weather cooperated perfectly and the bay was flat calm making perfect conditions for a ladder ball tournament and campfire. The red shed in the video is very old and belonged to my Uncle William Walsh, who was known for building model boats. The other beige shed was once a community shop owned and operated by my great uncle Leo Walsh. Little Bay was once a very active fishing community but a lot has changed over the years. It was wonderful to be able to gather with my family at the the special site for a fun filled night! 

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    Hiking Gros Morne Mountain Summit in Newfoundland Canada

    The hike to Gros Morne Mountain Summit is one of my favourite hikes in Newfoundland and Labrador Canada. The breathtaking views of the fjords are extra scenic in the Fall when the leaves have changed colour. The...

    The hike to Gros Morne Mountain Summit is one of my favourite hikes in Newfoundland and Labrador Canada. The breathtaking views of the fjords are extra scenic in the Fall when the leaves have changed colour. The mountainous glacial carved landscape is a landscape photographers dream. I’ve always wanted to fly through the fjord in a helicopter. A Boat ride will have to do for the time being. 


     


    The hike is long, steep, and hard. Do not underestimate the mountain, bring plenty of snacks and water and be very mindful of the weather. If the conditions are foggy and you cannot see the top of Gros Morne Mountain Summit do not proceed past the gully. I know from past experience, it is easy to become disorientated when the fog rolls in, and this summit is exposed to very high winds, lightning, and other extreme weather conditions. Please heed the warnings and be safe. 


     


    The James Callaghan Trail is a 16 km loop located in Gros Morne National Park in NL Canada. The summit is 806 metres high and is often hidden in the clouds. A clear day is ideal for conquering Gros Morne Summit. In conclusion, be sure to add this epic Newfoundland hiking adventure to your east coast adventure travel bucket list. 

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