I have a strong feeling that Newfoundlanders will be looking to explore at home again this spring and summer season. Staycations are one of the few covid-silver-linings because, in normal times, we would be more likely to save our time off for out-of-province and international travel, which can lead us all to miss out on […]
Exploring Newfoundland’s West Coast: Hiking Green Gardens
Any hiking enthusiast or lover of the outdoors would be awestruck by the Green Gardens trail. This approximately 9-kilometre return hike takes you across a barren landscape with a striking view of the Tablelands, down through the thick boreal forest, and out to the coastline where there are endless grassy fields, and views that words cannot […]
Exploring Newfoundland’s West Coast: Camping at an Abandoned Townsite
Have you ever wanted to spend the night at an abandoned townsite? Well, you can in Gros More National Park! Nestled in the East Arm of Bonne Bay, accessible via highway 431 (left turn at Wiltondale) is Parks Canada’s Lomond Campground. The campground has 33 sites and is right on your way to Woody Point, […]
Adventures in the Rocky Mountains: Our Stay at Mount Robson Inn
During our recent ski weekend in Jasper, we stayed at the Mount Robson Inn. Located on the western edge of town, right on your way to Marmot Basin, the Mount Robson Inn is a modern yet rustic accommodation and the perfect place to crash after a long day of skiing. I’m here to tell you […]
Adventures in the Rocky Mountains: Skiing at Marmot Basin
My first Alberta winter has been an interesting adjustment. I’ll take Newfoundland’s moderate temperatures over Alberta’s extreme cold any day of the year. However, Alberta has an exceptional number of bluebird days, so I’d take that over the rain, drizzle, and fog. What I was anticipating most about my first Alberta winter, though, was the […]
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