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Devil’s Oven Ice Caves: A Winter Day Trip to Towering Ice Curtains From Fredericton

Hidden in the Lower Saint John River Valley, Devil’s Oven Ice Caves reveal a mesmerizing frozen world. Towering ice curtains form through a relentless thaw-freeze cycle, inviting… Read more »

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Parlee Brook Amphitheatre Trail: Nature’s Ice Cathedral Between Moncton & Fredericton

South of Sussex awaits one of New Brunswick’s most rewarding hikes. To top off the rewards, this hike is also simple, easy enough for kids, and suitable… Read more »

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12 Frozen Waterfalls to Visit in and Around Calgary During Winter

Spend a sunny winter day outdoors and use the opportunity to see some of the most stunning frozen waterfalls in and around Calgary (within 2 hours) and remember to bundle up and wear reliable hiking shoes when you go.

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Reasons Why You Should Visit Ball’s Falls Conservation Area During Fall

Many might argue that Ontario’s waterfalls are best appreciated during the fall. This statement is apparent at the Niagara-region Ball’s Falls Conservation Area where two waterfalls plummet… Read more »

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Nine Waterfalls to Explore in Southwest Alberta

Southwestern Alberta is filled with hundreds of natural hidden gems. Some of the natural areas are best enjoyed according to the season, though, like skiing in the… Read more »

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Make the Best of Your Trip to the Unique Midlothian Castle & Screaming Heads

Midlothian Castle in Burk’s Falls is an outdoor art gallery with one distinct feature: the art pieces are formed from concrete called Screaming Heads.

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Fall Colour: Hike to Chester Lake in Kananaskis Country

Chester Lake is a moderately challenging hike you may want to tackle this fall. It is located in a year-round accessible area of Kananaskis Country, meaning you… Read more »

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25 Fabulous Fall Walks and Hikes to Enjoy Fall Colours in Metro Vancouver

Fall brings cooler weather and less crowded trails, which is the perfect opportunity to head out on the trails around the area. During the Fall months of… Read more »

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15 Fall Hikes to See Golden Larches in and Around Calgary

From mid-September to early October every year, you can find the green of these particular larches turning a beautiful golden yellow, giving them their name. These deciduous conifers can be found in the alpine areas of the province and are well worth the effort to get to see them.

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15 Hikes to Enjoy Fall Colours in Toronto and Greater Toronto Area

If there were ever a best season for hiking in Ontario, the obvious answer would be FALL. Not only is the blistering heat of summer finally giving… Read more »

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8 Fall Hikes in Banff National Park to See Golden Larches

The golden larch trees of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains create some of the most magnificent fall scenery. Lucky for hikers, there are several trails around Banff National Park which lead to these unique fall scenes.
The top eight hikes in Banff for seeing the golden larch trees are all rated as moderate-to-difficult.

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10 Benches to Take a Break and Enjoy Scenic Views in Edmonton

All along Edmonton’s massive urban parklands, you’ll find some amazing views. Stop and enjoy these views, take a break, or come simply to sit! These views are… Read more »

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10 Awesome Hikes to Enjoy Fall Colours in New Brunswick

Fall in the Maritimes means beauty is to be found everywhere: the leaves are turning, the days are shorter, and the weather is slightly chillier. This also… Read more »

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15 Fantastic Fall Colour Hikes Around Winnipeg

Fall is a great time of year to get some hiking in. With cooler weather and beautiful colours all around, you’re sure to have an incredible experience… Read more »

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25 Hikes to Enjoy Fall Colours in Ontario

What better way to spend the crisp fall days than to get outside and take a hike? Whether you want a quick trail for some fresh air, or are planning multi-day hiking and camping trip, the following trails will give you some great ideas for places to hike in Ontario.

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Turtle Mountain Hike: Summit the Mountain of Canada’s Deadliest Rockslide

Hike to the top of Turtle Mountain, which crushed an Alberta coal town 120 years ago. There are many places along the Crowsnest Highway from where you… Read more »

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Fall Colour Walk: Edmonton’s MacTaggart/Larch Sanctuary in Whitemud Ravine

We are lucky in Edmonton, and many other Canadian cities, as we have many nearby places for a natural escape. In Edmonton, you can ‘escape’ to the… Read more »

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Larch Valley Hike Guide: Hike Through a Golden Forest in Banff National Park This Fall

Autumn months call for hikes that offer up some beautiful views that include viewing golden larches, and the trail up and through Larch Valley is nothing less… Read more »

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Sir Sam’s Ski & Ride: Fall Colour Chairlift Rides, Scenic Hike & Lookout

The second oldest family-owned ski hill in Ontario, Sir Sam’s Ski & Ride is an extremely popular skiing and mountain biking location north of Haliburton. Overlooking Eagle… Read more »

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Thornton Bales Conservation Area: 99 Steps to a Fabulous Ravine Lookout in Greater Toronto Area

If you’re a fan of “cardio hikes”, there is a great place to visit where you can burn calories while surrounded by nature. The Thornton Bales Conservation… Read more »

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Hike Crypt Lake: Journey Through Waterton’s Stunning Peaks, Waterfalls, and a Secret Cave

The Crypt Lake Trail offers one of the park’s most exciting experiences which begins with a brief cruise across the Upper Waterton Lake. The day-hike may take numerous hours to complete but will be worth every step with incredible views the entire way.

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Places to Go Hiking During Fall in Alberta

Lace up your hiking boots and experience Alberta’s autumn season in full force throughout the province!

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26 Fabulous Scenic Lookouts to Visit in Ontario

If you’re looking for that unique vantage point, a different perspective, or that bird’s eye view, don’t miss these twenty-five incredible lookouts in Ontario. From man-made towers to wonders of nature, these high points will be sure to take your breath away.

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25 Must Visit Nature Attractions and Parks in Hamilton

Hamilton is best known for its waterfalls, with more than 100 in the city area. Apart from these wonderful falls, there are several parks and conservation areas… Read more »