Exploring Nass Valley BC – Lava Fields and Nisga’a Villages
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by Yrene Dee
6M ago
Nass Valley BC is a place to experience the wonders of remote Northern British Columbia. The dramatic landscape together with the Nisga’a culture makes the Nass Valley a unique experience and an amazing road trip. Canada’s most recent lava flow transformed the region into a breathtaking landscape with lava fields, waterfalls, and hot springs. Backroad maps are the best for travelling in Canada’s backcountry. Before my first visit to the Nass Valley BC a couple of years ago I never heard of the existence of Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Provincial Park. But the impressions and experience I was l ..read more
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Vernon to Osoyoos – Okanagan road trip itinerary
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
The whole journey from Vernon to Osoyoos can be done in one day or however long you want it to be. Apart from enjoying the glorious views, you will find many special places to stop along the way. Take your time to enjoy the many beautiful Okanagan parks, sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Check the access points to the Rail Trail, perfect if you bring a bike, or plan to venture on some of the spectacular hiking trails I mention. You will find plenty of fruit stands along the highway and car turnouts to enjoy the view. Tips for the Vernon to Osoyoos Route Are you interested in exploring th ..read more
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Scenic Westside Road Vernon to Kelowna
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
Westside Road is a scenic, alternative route running from Highway 97 near the north end of Okanagan Lake to Highway 97 in West Kelowna. This stretch of road is about 67 km in length with narrow, curvy and hilly sections. Westside Road Come and enjoy Westside Road, a hidden gem in the Okanagan, British Columbia. Explore the Tail of the Ogopogo, which is the unofficial name of the road. Get ready for some sharp twists and turns, so drive carefully and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife. Vernon to Kelowna Route via Westside Road Westside Road is an epic drive with spectacular Okanagan scenery ..read more
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19 Best Alberta Towns to visit
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
When you travel across Alberta’s varied landscapes of mountains, prairies, barren badlands and vast coniferous forests, make sure to stop at the small Alberta towns along the way. Meeting locals is the best part of road-tripping and a way to find out firsthand what the province of Alberta is all about. You most likely will spend time in the major cities, but it’s the small towns and the country people you meet that make travel so special. My selection of best Alberta towns is definitely not complete and towns will be added after my next upcoming Alberta road trip. Unique Alberta towns Facts a ..read more
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Best Horseback Adventures in 2023
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
Why not combine your Canadian vacation with a horseback adventure? Heading out on a guided trail ride with a well-established outfitter and exploring the surrounding wilderness followed by a Cowboy Cookout will be a special experience you won’t forget. Or check out the Canadian Rockies Combo which includes a helicopter tour, a hike and a horseback ride. Horseback Adventures – 1-hour to Full-day tours About the tours Guest ranch vacations and horse pack adventures are not for everyone. Therefore, choosing a trail ride lasting for an hour to all day, with an added cookout or a helicopter tour i ..read more
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Winter Camping In BC, Ken’s Story and Tips
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
Kens, winter camp in the Nicola River Valley, British Columbia Winter camping in a tent is something I haven’t experienced yet. Therefore Camper Ken is going to share his winter camping story with us and a few tips for staying safe. Winter Camping in BC – Camper Ken’s Story Summer, Thanksgiving and Halloween are over. My days of trolling the lake for Rainbow are numbered. Temperatures are dropping and every morning there is more ice covering the lake. So why am I still here in a 9’ x 12’ canvas army tent while my winterized 4×4 truck and camper sit in a driveway on the Coast? Well … Arriving ..read more
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16 Best Towns and Places in Yukon
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
Yukon Territory is a thinly populated wilderness, home to Canada’s tallest mountains and the world’s largest ice fields below the Arctic. It’s the place where animals outnumber humans. Tiny towns, villages, and unique places in Yukon are scattered across the land, but they are wide and far apart. Yukon residents have inhabited these regions for generations and many of Yukon’s communities have a majority of Aboriginal populations. Locals are welcoming to tourists and like to share their traditions. Best Towns and Places In Yukon To Visit Facts about towns and places in Yukon There are long di ..read more
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17 Best Towns in Northwest Territories
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
You will connect with something much bigger than yourself when you make the journey to the Northwest Territories. It was an authentic, life-changing experience for me. Visiting the tiny towns in Northwest Territories teaches you awareness of the beauty as well as the struggles of people living up there. Getting to these small communities is half of the adventure. In summer, free ferries take drivers across unbridged rivers. A handful of the towns in Northwest Territories on my list are all-season road-accessible. Others can only be reached by ice road in winter, or year-round by air. During f ..read more
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25 Best Small Towns In BC To Visit
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by Yrene Dee
1y ago
How many times have you driven through small towns in BC on your way to ‘somewhere’, only to find out later that you missed something interesting or special? That sure can be disappointing, especially if you’re unlikely to visit that area again. Hopefully, my collection of small towns in BC will get you to stop next time you drive through one of the towns. I’m on the road a lot in my home province of British Columbia and I have visited many more small towns in BC than the ones mentioned here. This made it a real challenge to choose the most unique small towns in British Columbia to add to my ..read more
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Mexico and Canada Now – Top differences you should know
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by Yrene Dee
2y ago
Mexico and Canada are both North American countries, but they are so different. Introduction Canadians come to Mexico to escape the frozen north during the winter months. Mexico has been a popular destination for Canadian snowbirds for decades. Easy entry requirements, welcoming locals, an endless coastline, superb beaches, and cheap margaritas have been attractive to many sun-loving Canadians. Canada and Mexico are both North American countries, both neighbouring the United States of America. Although they are all geographically close, Mexico is simply a different country than its northern ne ..read more
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