Past Poll Results: Best Snowshoeing Destination: 1) Uniacke Estate Museum Park 2) Victoria Park 3) MacDonald Sports Park Favourite Winter Holiday Destination: 1) Long Lake Provincial Park. 2) Kearney Lake Trail System. 3) Tied – Fleming Park / Emera Skating Oval Best Spring Outing: 1) Duncan’s Cove. 2) Tied: High Head Trail, Long Lake Provincial Park, […]
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Outdoor Winter Activities in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Winter locations including locally maintained rinks, ponds & lakes for skating, toboggan hills, cross-country skiing & snowshoeing locations (including snowshoe lending & rentals). Add a new location, or contact me. Share your Winter fun on social media: #TakeTheRoofOffWinter Related Info – HRM Indoor Rink Open Public Skate Schedules – Cross Country Skiing Info – Ice Thickness Reports – Snowshoeing Basics […]
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Nova Scotia Campgrounds, Hostels & Accomodations
Backpacking Hostels | Provincial Park Campgrounds | Campgrounds | B&B’s Campground Weather & Bug Reports |Nova Scotia Forest Fire Index Outdoor Gear | Tent Buying Guide | Essential Gear Guide “Bushcraft” YouTube Playlist (click the upper left-hand corner of the video to reveal the entire playlist). Subscribe to my YouTube channel Tweets about #NovaScotia #Camping
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10 Local Spots To Up Your Instagram Game
That amazing meal you had probably tasted better than it looked on your instagram feed, and no one really cares about the 50th picture of your pet. It’s time to up your Instagram game. Luckily Nova Scotia is full of amazing places for that.
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Birch Cove Rangers
By now, hopefully you have heard about the ongoing struggle to protect the Blue Mountain Birch Cove Lakes wilderness area. This idea of being a ranger of an as yet non existent park, was the creation of local artist Jennifer MacLatchy. Back in 2013 she began the blog “Birch Cove Ranger” which is a great educational and entertaining exploration of the area. I first became aware of her work as I visited one of my favourite spots in Halifax, the Susies Lake lookoff, or “flagpole hill” as it’s otherwise known.
