I don’t remember when I learned that Canada had a pair of French Islands off the Newfoundland coast, but I do know that since that time I have always wanted to visit. Fast forward to June 2024. I tacked on a three-day trip to St. Pierre (not enough time to do Miquelon too) before a …
Unless you’ve been offline, you know about the horrific Jasper fire event that occurred at the Jasper townsite in Jasper National Park. The middle of the night evacuation on Wednesday, July 23rd, 2024 is unfathomable to me. I’m in shock at how fast the fire moved and how little warning people had to collect their …
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Only two people have ever turned back on the Via Ferrata at Mt. Norquay, my guide for the afternoon, John Thornton tells me. But then he goes on to explain that the people who come to hike and climb the Banff Via Ferrata basically self-select – and those that are deathly afraid of heights don’t …
If you love a workout with a great view, try the less well-known Mount Kidd Lookout hike in Kananaskis Country. Once you’ve found the unofficial trail, the crux of the outing, be prepared for a take-your-breath-away steep hike. The good news – it delivers superlative mountain views of Kananaskis Valley, Mount Allan, Centennial Ridge, Wedge …
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. The planet’s 7 continents are separated by the seas, but the magnificent rivers of the world are what tie those continents together. And while oceans might be what comes to mind when most people think of taking a cruise, river cruises offer a way to experience …
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