Category: Hiking
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Kejimkujik Watershed Habitats
We spent two days deep in the backcountry of Kejimkujik National Park placing the 4th and final geocaching series where park visitors can earn a patch & pins as they complete each series. Each series is composed of five locations that park users have to locate using a GPS.
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Hiking And Exploring York Redoubt Historic Site
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Oakfield Provincial Park
After the February Blizzard of 2013, decided to grab my snow shoes and head out for a quick trek at Oakfield Provincial Park. Starting Out The park itself is a popular day-use location during the summer with its green picnic space, beach and boat launch. In the winter,the hiking trails and the gated road becomes…
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Fundy National Park Foster Brook Hiking Trail
Backcountry Hiking This is a forested trail that starts beside Point Wolf Road and has some steep climbs and a stream to follow, as it takes you to the Marven Lake Trail. There is wilderness camping along this route if you want to spend the night out. A return trip via Marven Lake Trail back…
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Fundy National Park Third Vault Hiking Trail
Waterfalls Deep Within The Park This trail starts at Laverty Auto trail parking lot and brings you to the Third Vault Waterfalls where you can take a dip in the beautiful pool at its base. A 16m, plunge-type waterfall found at the end of a beautiful trail meandering its way through old growth hardwood and…
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Fundy National Park Point Wolfe & Moosehorn Hiking Trail
Great Views At Opposite Ends Of The Park Early May is a great time of year to hike the trails in Fundy National Park. On this warm day, we decided to take the short, but steep hike down to Point Wolfe Beach. The walk down is entirely on boardwalk with a lot of steps. Once…
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Pomquet Acadian Trails
6km of coastal trails around Monk’s Head. I decided to take the drive up to the Pomquet area, specifically to Monks Head to hike the local trails. We parked the car at Chez Deslauriers and checked out the trail map. The general area was settled by George Monk in 1784, the home that sits on…
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Yurt Backcountry Camping at Kejimkujik National Park
The big camping experience last winter was spending a night in a yurt at Kejimkujik National Park. The only problem was finding an open weekend to book one of the two Yurts at the park. With time running out, we booked a single overnight in late March at the Eel Weir Yurt.
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Sandy Cope Loop
In this video, we trek out late October to the Gully Lake Wilderness Area. This is almost 4000 hectares of hardwoods and mixed forests. We decided to bring the dogs and do one of the shorter hiking loops: Sandy Cope Trail.
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Hike To Cape Split
Cape Split is one of the most spectacular hikes in Atlantic Canada, taking you to one of Nova Scotia’s most famous rock formations.