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The Top Five Best Adventure Travel Tours in North America
Please note that the following post is written by guest author, Peter Smith. There’s no need to travel abroad to see dense rainforests, explore lava fields, or kayak with orcas. North America is full of amazing sights waiting for adventure … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, National Parks, Road Trips
Tagged Alaska, biking, Blue Ridge Mountains, British Columbia, California, fishing, Grand American Adventures, hiking, tours
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Top 10 Scenic Drives in the Northern Rockies
If you are looking for an exciting vacation with beautiful views then consider exploring Forest Service lands in the Northern Rockies for beautiful landscapes, scenic byways, historic trails, and diverse wildlife. For sheer beauty and allure, few regions match the … Continue reading
Have RV, Will Promote Tourism Terrace
The Kermodei Tourism Society has taken on a more mobile approach to promoting hunting, fishing, and other recreational opportunities in the northwestern region of British Columbia. The society is leasing a recreational vehicle from Nor-Burd RV Sales and Service in … Continue reading
Are RV Parking Restrictions out of Control?
Communities across the United States and Canada are reviewing and in many cases tightening up by-laws that regulate the parking of recreational vehicles. These are the issues that affect all of us RVers—right where we live. In three previous posts … Continue reading
Posted in RV Lifestyle
Tagged anti-RV bylaws, British Columbia, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Montana, recreational vehicle, RVing, Wyoming
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National Geographic Marks Parks Canada Anniversary
To mark Parks Canada’s 100th anniversary as the world’s first national park service, the first complete guide to Canada’s National Parks was recently (July 5) launched at Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck, Nova Scotia. The Honourable Peter … Continue reading
Bare Facts on Bears
Grizzly Bear Kills Hiker in Yellowstone National Park A couple’s hike off South Rim Drive, south of Canyon Village and east of the park’s Grand Loop Road, Wednesday (July 6) morning, turned tragic when they surprised a grizzly bear sow … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, National Parks, Provincial Parks, Public Recreation Areas, State Parks, Wildlife Refuge
Tagged bear safety, bears, black bears, British Columbia, grizzly bears, hiking, national park, outdoor recreation, safety, state park, wildlife, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park
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Are You Bear Aware?
Wildlife is a huge part of the mountain and wilderness regions of Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Arizona, Alaska, Alberta, and British Columbia. Deep snowpack, more grizzlies Numerous encounters between grizzly bears and humans have been reported this spring, attributed to a … Continue reading
Posted in National Parks, Provincial Parks, Public Recreation Areas, State Parks, Wildlife Refuge
Tagged Alaska, Alberta, Arizona, bear safety, bears, black bears, British Columbia, grizzly bears, hiking, Idaho, Montana, National Forest Service, national park, outdoor recreation, safety, wildlife, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park
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Happy Birthday Parks Canada!
The world may scratch its collective head when it comes to listing facts about Canada, but—at the very least—most know it’s a lot bigger than the spot they call home. The Netherlands can easily fit into Lake Huron—with ample room … Continue reading
What do Ohio, Tennessee & British Columbia Have in Common? Part 2
America’s State Parks Throughout America, state parks are struggling. These are your parks. Get out and enjoy them. What do Ohio, Tennessee & British Columbia Have in Common? Ohio, Tennessee, and British Columbia are among a handful of a few … Continue reading
What do Ohio, Tennessee & British Columbia Have in Common?
The following headline may provide a clue: As Washington State prepares to charge admission to all state parks, British Columbia is launching free admission to its provincial parks. BC Parks B.C. Premier Christy Clark recently announced that parking will now … Continue reading
Posted in Provincial Parks, Public Recreation Areas, State Parks
Tagged BC Parks, British Columbia, free, Ohio, outdoor recreation, provincial park, RVing, state park, Tennessee, Washington
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