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    Puppy Yoga Hamilton Ontario Canada

    Puppy Yoga At Studio 35

    Hamilton Ontario Canada

    More Puppy Than Yoga

    Puppy yoga at Studio 35 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, is an experience that is more puppy than yoga. The space is filled with laughter as poses are...

    Puppy Yoga At Studio 35

    Hamilton Ontario Canada

    More Puppy Than Yoga

    Puppy yoga at Studio 35 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, is an experience that is more puppy than yoga. The space is filled with laughter as poses are gently attempted and quickly forgotten, because adorable distractions are everywhere. 

    A Welcoming Environment

    At puppy yoga, the atmosphere is designed to feel welcoming, cozy, and lighthearted. Gentle stretches are guided by an instructor, but the focus is happily shifted as puppy snuggles are shared as adorable puppies wander freely throughout the studio. During the session, golden retriever puppies are cuddled and admired. The session is intentionally relaxed, allowing every moment to be enjoyed at your own pace.

    Puppy Yoga is For Everyone

    The puppy yoga experience is created for animal lovers and wellness seekers, and anyone craving a feel good escape. The yoga is kept beginner friendly, while the joy is maximized through nonstop puppy play at Studio 35 puppy yoga in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

    Puppy Yoga At Studio 35

    Hamilton Ontario Canada

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    • Barenaked Ladies!!! What a concert. That must have been a very fun and festive familty outing.
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    • Darn I missed it. Looks like the train was here in Ontario all November
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    • I went to see the train and free concert when it was in London, Ontario - it is really cool to be geographically connected by this amazing holidayI went to see the train and free concert when it was in London, Ontario - it is really cool to be geographically connected by this amazing holiday tradition!  More ...
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    • I love the Holiday Train! Great Christmas cheer across Canada
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    Nashville Conservation Reserve Adventure in Ontario, Canada

    Nashville Conservation Reserve Humber River Valley Hiking & Exploration 


    Ontario Green Belt Conservation and Outdoor Discovery


    Explore the beauty and hidden history of the Nashville Conservation Reserve in Ontario,...

    Nashville Conservation Reserve Humber River Valley Hiking & Exploration 


    Ontario Green Belt Conservation and Outdoor Discovery


    Explore the beauty and hidden history of the Nashville Conservation Reserve in Ontario, Canada, where natural wonder and cultural heritage blend seamlessly. Along the winding hiking trail, visitors are guided through peaceful forests, rolling hills, and protected sections of the Humber River Valley. Throughout the journey, intriguing building remnants are revealed, offering a quiet reminder of the families who once lived and worked in this region.


    Moreover, the crumbling foundations and stone walls create a powerful link to the late 1800s and early 1900s, when the land was shaped by early settlers. These structures have been preserved as part of the area’s long-standing commitment to conservation and sustainable land use within Ontario’s vital green belt. As a result, the trail provides not only scenic beauty but also valuable insights into the transformation of farmland and private estates into today’s protected reserve.


    Furthermore, wildlife habitats thrive here, and the forest canopy offers moments of calm that make each step feel purposeful. In addition, the Humber River Valley’s flowing waters add an atmospheric soundtrack that enhances the experience. Visitors are surrounded by natural elegance from start to finish, making this trail perfect for hikers, history lovers, and anyone seeking a rejuvenating outdoor escape.


    Ultimately, this adventure highlights why the Nashville Conservation Reserve remains one of Ontario’s most captivating conservation destinations.
    Watch the video to uncover every historic and scenic detail!

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    • What a trooper hiking in the winter, getting a whole new take on nature.
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    These photos capture such a wide range of different adventures and travel styles. Congratulations to the littlest seeker for stealing everyone's hearts, and to all the others as well! Can't wait to see where 2026 takes everyone!

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    • This looks like my dream Christmas - I can't imagine anywhere better to be. Happy Holidays!!
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    2026 Polar Bear Swim Vancouver British Columbia Canada

    Join the 106th Vancouver Polar Bear Swim – January 1, 2026
    Dive into the New Year with the iconic Polar Bear Swim at English Bay Beach!

    Mark your calendars for January 1, 2026, as Vancouver’s most exciting and chilly tradition returns for its 106th year. Whether you're a seasoned swimmer or a...
    Join the 106th Vancouver Polar Bear Swim – January 1, 2026
    Dive into the New Year with the iconic Polar Bear Swim at English Bay Beach!

    Mark your calendars for January 1, 2026, as Vancouver’s most exciting and chilly tradition returns for its 106th year. Whether you're a seasoned swimmer or a first-timer, get ready for an unforgettable experience as thousands of brave souls take the plunge into the frigid waters of English Bay. The Vancouver Polar Bear Swim Club, one of the oldest and largest polar bear clubs in the world, invites participants to kick off the new year in the coolest way possible!

    Event Details
    Where: English Bay Beach, Vancouver
    When:
    Event time: 11:30 AM to 4:00 PM
    Program begins at 2:00 PM with the official swim at 2:30 PM

    Special Instructions
    Participants in the 100-yard race should meet behind the start line.
    The first three swimmers to touch the marker buoy near the lifeguard boat should give their names
    to the lifeguard.
    A designated family area and an accessible beach mat will be available for participants.

    Registration Now Open
    Sign up today to secure your spot and receive a commemorative participation certificate. Don’t forget to grab your exclusive commemorative button after the swim, available at the areas next to the two warming tents on the beach!

    A Storied Tradition
    The Vancouver Polar Bear Swim dates back to 1920, when founder Peter Pantages organized a small swim at English Bay. What started with just 10 swimmers has grown to an incredible 8,683 official entries in 2024, and in 2025, over 13,000 participants joined the fun. Pantages’ dedication to taking daily dips — even when travelling by ocean liner — is the spirit behind the Polar Bear Swim's enduring popularity.

    Safety Guidelines
    For a safe and enjoyable swim experience, please keep these guidelines in mind:
    • Health caution: Not recommended for individuals with underlying heart conditions.
    • Accompaniment: Children must be accompanied by an adult.
    • No alcohol: Alcohol consumption increases the risk of hypothermia and is not permitted at the
    event.
    • Limit swim time: Keep your swim to under 15 minutes to reduce body heat loss.
    • Dogs: Please note that dogs are not permitted in the swim.
    • Clothing: Only remove your clothing when it’s time to swim. The event will begin with a flag and siren signal.

    First Aid and Support
    • Lifeguards are stationed at the English Bay Bathhouse and along the beach for immediate
    assistance.
    • First aid will be available at designated areas throughout the event site.

    Get Ready to Make a Splash
    With a rich history, a fun community atmosphere, and plenty of exhilarating action, the Vancouver Polar Bear Swim is an event you won’t want to miss. So, gather your courage, your swim gear, and your friends, and join us at English Bay Beach on January 1, 2026, for the ultimate New Year’s Day tradition.

    Register now to guarantee your place in the frosty fun — and get ready to experience one of Vancouver’s most cherished annual events!

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    Amazing Photos Captivating Canada Adventures Canada Adventure Seeker Influencer's collection of the best, most viewed photos of 2025. Top Adventure Travel Photos of Canada 2025 - From the rugged shores of Nova Scotia to the snowy peaks of Britis...
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    Ontario Hiking Trails 2025 Year In Review

    2025 was an unforgettable year exploring some of the most beautiful hiking trails Ontario has to offer. In this **Ontario Hiking Trails Year in Review 2025**, I’m looking back at my favourite hikes, scenic viewpoints,...

    2025 was an unforgettable year exploring some of the most beautiful hiking trails Ontario has to offer. In this **Ontario Hiking Trails Year in Review 2025**, I’m looking back at my favourite hikes, scenic viewpoints, quiet forest walks, and memorable outdoor adventures from across the province.From peaceful woodland trails to rugged escarpment views, this past year was about more than just hiking — it was about slowing down, reconnecting with nature, and appreciating the incredible landscapes found right here in Ontario, Canada. Whether it was early morning hikes, winter walks through snow-covered forests, or discovering hidden gems along well-known trails, every step told a story.Thank you to everyone who supported the channel throughout 2025 by watching, commenting, and sharing these adventures. Your encouragement makes it possible to keep exploring Ontario’s hiking trails and sharing these experiences with you.If you enjoy hiking in Ontario, outdoor exploration, and nature photography, consider subscribing for more trail videos, seasonal hikes, and future adventures in 2026.


    Ontario hiking trails, provincial parks, conservation areas, and scenic lookouts across Ontario, Canada.

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