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Par kluseba le 29 Janvier 2023 à 04:50il y a 4 joursThe border crossing between the Northwest Territories and British Columbia is rather simple and not worth a stop. The most significant difference is that the highway is well-maintained in British Columbia and gets progressively rougher in the Northwest Territories. The surrounding landscapes are particularly beautiful here.il y a 4 joursLiard Valley General Store convinces with a decent offer of diverse products in this remote location. It would be amazing if the store could add some simple fresh meals such as sandwiches for customers. Prices are steeper than elsewhere but justified by the isolated placement.il y a 4 joursHay Lake Campground is a small but very idyllic spot for roughly a dozen vehicles. The nearby lake and small buildings look very decent. The nearby hiking trail however needs some serious maintenance. There are many mosquitoes in the summer, so make sure to bring some bug spray if you plan on staying here.il y a 4 joursBlackstone Territorial Park is one of the most amazing parks in the Northwest Territories. It's situated right next to Liard River. You have beautiful forests, stunning meadows and little swamps nearby. There are numerous essential facilities such as restrooms and parking lots but also little highlights such as a playground. This is an ideal location to visit for small families in the summer.il y a 4 joursFort Simpson Territorial Park is essentially a small but decent campground. There are several beaches, monuments and parks nearby. Facilities are simplistic but efficient. It's a great place to go to for families who like to spend time in an isolated natural environment but still want to have essential services nearby.il y a 4 joursEhdaa Historical Site honours First Nations People in and around Fort Simpson. This location offers a few monuments. It's also a gathering spot for occasional festivals. The surrounding landscapes where MacKenzie River and Liard River separate are breathtaking.il y a 4 joursThe Rock Monument in Fort Simpson tells us more about the history of First Nations People in this area. The surrounding landscapes are beautiful, inspiring and peaceful. This monument could need a little bit more maintenance to honour its significant purpose.il y a 4 joursPapal Grounds is a beautiful little monument honouring Pope John Paul II and First Nations People. It's certainly worth a detour when you come to Fort Simpson.il y a 4 joursThe Flats in Fort Simpson can be found where MacKenzie River and Liard River separate. It's a nice spot for a hike and there is even a beach section. In the summer time, you could carefully go swimming here or even play beach volleyball.il y a 4 joursPublic Dock and RV Area is a wonderful location to go boating and even flying in Fort Simpson. This location is only five minutes away from downtown and access is for free. The views of the nearby river are breathtaking.il y a 4 joursNorthern Gas offers essential gasoline for steep prices in this isolated area. The little shop only offers a few simple drinks and snacks for the road. Customer service is helpful and polite.il y a 4 joursThis location is actually a stop to take a small ferry across Liard River to get to Fort Simpson. It takes about ten minutes to cross the river and there is enough space for roughly a dozen vehicles on the ferry. Fort Simpson is about fifteen minutes away from the western side of the river. The landscapes are very beautiful, so make sure to get out of your car and take some stunning photographs.il y a 4 joursCorall Falls are a part of Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park. Hiking to these falls and back again should take roughly forty-five minutes. The views and the isolation in the wilderness are certainly worth the detour.il y a 4 joursSambaa Deh Falls are absolutely stunning. You can view them from all directions. Plan at least half an hour to explore these falls to the fullest. Be careful not to get too close because the ground can be slippery.il y a 4 joursSambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park is one of the most beautiful parks in the Northwest Territories. You can find a river, a canyon and different waterfalls here. This location is isolated and peaceful but the most important resources such as restroom facilities and parking lots are available. Plan for about one hour and a half to two hours to appreciate this wonderful park to its fullest.il y a 4 joursTibbitt Lake Loop actually doesn't exist. This is simply the end of Ingraham Trail. There are a few rough hiking trails but nothing like a longer section. This is essentially a spot for boating and fishing as well as simply enjoying the beauty of nature. An ice road continues here in the winter.il y a 4 joursThe End of Ingraham Trail is situated on the southern shore of Tibbitt Lake. You can go boating, fishing and swimming here. There are a few little trails that are however not maintained and rather rough. There is enough space for numerous cars if you have made it all the way to this point. In the winter, there is an ice road leading further north. It would be amazing to see Ingraham Trail getting extended one day.il y a 4 joursReid Lake Territorial Park is an interesting stop along Ingraham Trail where you can go camping. This location is particularly interesting for families with young children. There are numerous lakes nearby and you can even find a beach and a playground. Facilities are very decent for such a remote location as well.il y a 4 joursCameron River Crossing Territorial Park offers numerous parking lots, restroom facilities and a beautiful trail along falls, a lake and a river. Plan for about forty-five minutes to one hour to see everything this location has to offer. This is one of the most beautiful spots along Ingraham Trail.il y a 4 joursCameron River Rampart Falls are certainly worth a detour. These falls look impressive and you can get quite close and take numerous outstanding photographs. The falls are about fifteen minutes away from the nearest territorial park and its parking lots.il y a 4 joursCameron Falls look absolutely outstanding and are definitely worth a detour. Take your time to let the beauty of nature sink in. You can take amazing photographs from numerous different angles. The closest territorial park with parking lots is about half an hour away from here.il y a 4 joursHidden Lake Territorial Park offers a wonderful trail to Cameron Falls that are roughly half an hour away. In order to let the beauty of nature sink in, plan for at least one hour and a half here.il y a 4 joursPrelude Lake Scenic Viewpoint is a wonderful stop along Ingraham Trail. The views you can admire here are absolutely magnificent. They are worth a detour, stop and several photographs. There is enough space for perhaps three cars at this little viewpoint.il y a 4 joursPowder Point Territorial Park Day Use Area is a little stop along Ingraham Trail. You can find restroom facilities, parking spots and a dock for a little boating trip. The natural landscapes are very beautiful here. Sadly, there are no hiking trails in this particular area.il y a 4 joursPrelude Lake Territorial Park is one of the most interesting sections along Ingraham Trail. You can go on a boating trip, go camping and find several wonderful hiking trails. The one in the western section of the park is a wonderful roundtrip that takes roughly one hour to complete and is highly recommended.il y a 4 joursPontoon Lake Territorial Park is one of the more interesting parks on Ingraham Trail. You can walk through the vegetation and discover some wonderful views of the surrounding landscapes. Even though the road is nearby, you will quickly become one with nature.il y a 4 joursMadeline Lake Day Use Area is a beautiful little spot that offers wonderful views of the surrounding landscapes. There are a few parking spots and a dock for a little boating trip. This location can serve as a lookout for northern lights in the winter.il y a 4 joursProsperous Lake Territorial Park Day Use Area is a small location with a few parking spots and a dock to start a little boating trip. There are no trails or other attractions. This location might however serve as a nice lookout for northern lights in the winter.il y a 4 joursT'è?hadà Dettah Monument is a beautiful little artwork in First Nations Community Dettah. This community is about fifteen minutes away from Ingraham Trail and half an hour from downtown Yellowknife. An ice road connects Dettah and Yellowknife in the winter.il y a 4 joursYellowknife River Territorial Park Day Use Area is the first interesting stop on Ingraham Trail. There are numerous parking spots, restroom facilities and a few trails through the vegetation. This is also a good spot if you want to go fishing. If you don't, it won't take longer than fifteen minutes to explore this location.il y a 4 joursYellowknife River Bridge itself isn't beautiful at all. The views of the surrounding landscapes are however quite spectacular. This is also a great spot for fishing in the summer. You can find a reasonable number of parking spots nearby.il y a 4 joursIngraham Trail Signpost has become a popular spot for visitors to take a few pictures. Except for the beautiful sign, there isn't anything worth seeing nearby. There are much more beautiful sections on Ingraham Trail.il y a 4 joursRanney Lake Trailhead is an interesting roundtrip that takes roughly one hour to complete. There are swampy sections in the lower parts and rocky sections in the higher parts. The views are quite spectacular. Be aware that you might be all alone in the wilderness, so make sure to carefully watch out for wild animals.il y a 4 joursVee Lake Boat Launch is a nice spot to start a boating trip. There is much room for parking. You can't find any facilities or stores here since you are on your own in the wilderness.il y a 4 joursJackfish Lake Scenic Viewpoint is an extremely small spot. Only about two vehicles can park here at the same time. However, the view is certainly worth a detour. Make sure to take some photographs of the natural beauty.il y a 4 joursWatt Drive Park is essentially an improvised small parking lot with a small dock. You can either start a boating trip here, observe the beauty of nature or even go swimming in the summer. This hidden location is much appreciated by locals in particular.il y a 4 joursOtto Drive Park offers wonderful views of Great Slave Lake. You can sit down here and observe the beauty of nature. This is also a decent spot to start a boating trip. Adventurous folks might even want to go swimming here in the summer.il y a 4 joursTD Bank Cabin is a beautiful rustic building in the eastern part of Yellowknife. The plaque tells you a little bit more about this building's interesting history. Make sure to take a photograph of its beautiful northern architecture.il y a 4 joursLatham Island Park is a decently sized park for children and young teenagers. The playground might be the most beautiful in the entire Northwest Territories. It's a wonderful spot to go to for families with children.il y a 4 joursOrser Park is a beautiful spot along the Narrows in eastern Yellowknife. This is a great spot for a hike in the summer. The surrounding landscapes are truly beautiful.il y a 4 joursYellowknife Waterdrome offers some beautiful views of the nearby lakes and narrows. My best suggestion would be to go to one of the nearby cafes or restaurants to let the beauty of your surroundings sink in.il y a 4 joursOld Town Yellowknife is a beautiful section in eastern Yellowknife that is best explored on foot in the summertime. You can find docks, galleries and even a few restaurants around here. The views of the nearby lakes are beautiful and deserve some photographs.il y a 4 joursMcAvoy Rock is a large rock section in the eastern part of Yellowknife with several colourful drawings on it. It's worth taking a break here in order to let this beautiful combination of nature and art sink in. This location is certainly worth a few photographs.il y a 4 joursThe choices and quality of the food available at Trader's Grill are exceptional. Service can be slow on a busy day but staff is always helpful. Prices are decent for the quality you get here. I would go as far as calling Trader's Grill the best restaurant I have been to in the Northwest Territories.il y a 4 joursThe Explorer Hotel is the place to stay at in Yellowknife. The rooms are big and cozy. Staff is helpful and polite. The restaurant is exceptional, especially its breakfasts. Parking spots are convenient but situated on a rather steep section next to the hotel. Prices are quite elevated but that's to be expected so far up north.il y a 4 joursIt's great to have a Boston Pizza restaurant this far up north in Yellowknife. This location is clean and cozy. Drinks and foods are great as usual. Service can at times be a little bit smooth and slow, so make sure to dine in when you aren't in a hurry.il y a 4 joursThe Black Knight Pub convinces with a great selection of beers and spirits. The food is also very decent but some items on the menu are occasionally missing. Staff is helpful and polite but service can sometimes be a little bit slow.il y a 4 joursTerritorial Park Fred Henne is situated on the western side of Yellowknife. There are several picnic spots. You can also find some restroom facilities here. It's possible to go boating on or swimming in nearby Long Lake in the summer. The natural landscapes are beautiful but the nearby highway takes away from this idyll. Some of the local facilities such as the quays would certainly benefit from some renovations.il y a 4 joursBay Island Playground is a small but beautiful spot on the eastern shore of Marian Lake in the community of Behchokǫ̀. You have a beautiful view of the nearby lake. However, the facilities could benefit from some renovations to attract more visitors in the summer.il y a 4 joursBehchokǫ̀ Junction is literally just a junction on MacKenzie Highway. The hamlet of Edzo is only five minutes from here. The community of Behchokǫ̀ is about ten minutes away from here. It takes roughly another forty-five minutes to get all the way to the outskirts of Yellowknife.il y a 4 joursFrank Channel Bridge is an old but stable bridge situated along MacKenzie Highway next to the hamlet of Edzo and the community of Behchokǫ̀. This bridge has its very own charme but would certainly benefit from some renovations as its appearance has taken a turn for the worse.il y a 4 joursNorth Arm Territorial Park is essentially a parking spot on MacKenzie Highway between Fort Providence and Yellowknife on the northern shore of Great Slave Lake. The landscapes here are really beautiful and you might even try to go fishing or swimming here in the summer. There are a few restroom facilities and picnic tables around as well.il y a 4 joursChan Lake Territorial Park is essentially a parking spot along MacKenzie Highway between Fort Providence and Yellowknife. It's enjoyable to take a short break here to use some restrooms or have a picnic. The natural landscapes also deserve some attention and photographs.il y a un moisQueen Elizabeth Territorial Park is a beautiful and well-maintained campground in the middle of nature that is only five minutes away from Fort Smith. There is a plaque honouring the visit of Queen Elizabeth II, may she rest in peace. There is a little trail to a splendid viewpoint of Slave River where you can sit on a chair and relax.il y a un moisCommunity Arbour is a wonderful traditional gathering spot in Fort Providence. It's an ideal location for small communal activities such as festivals.il y a un moisOur Lady of Providence is a beautiful little church in white and light blue colours. This location also offers wonderful views of MacKenzie River and its numerous small islands. There is a small hiking trail and a road right next to this easily accessible church.il y a un moisSnowshoe Inn Cafe and Craft Shop is a quite interesting location. You can buy some local crafts on the left side of the building. There is a small restaurant offering simple fast food for reasonable prices on the right side of the building. Customer service is polite and quick. You should certainly stop here when visiting Fort Providence.il y a un moisFort Providence Territorial Park is essentially just a local campground. There are no beautiful hiking trails or anything noteworthy to visit. Anyone else than camping enthusiasts can avoid this location.il y a un moisBig River Service Centre is a gas station, a convenience store and a restaurant. Staff is friendly and helpful. Prices are slightly steep but still reasonable for such an isolated location. The fresh food offered here is simple but tasty. Anybody visiting this area for the first time should certainly stop here.il y a un moisDeh Cho Bridge is a stunning piece of architecture in the middle of nature. Make sure to drive slowly and surely on it. Don't hesitate to stop on the southern and on the northern side of the bridge to take some stunning photographs.il y a un moisDory Point Territorial Park is a tiny park on MacKenzie River. It's situated only two minutes away from MacKenzie Highway. The access road is a little bit rough, so make sure to drive carefully. There is a small parking lot, some restrooms and a little shack. You can walk right next to the river and take some beautiful photographs. It's also an ideal location to observe sunrises and sunsets.il y a un moisThis fishing spot in Kakisa is roughly twenty minutes away from MacKenzie Highway. It's a beautiful, natural and relaxing spot appreciated by locals and visitors alike. Take your time for a little stroll and don't forget to take some breathtaking photographs.il y a un moisLady Evelyn Falls Territorial Park is one of the most beautiful parks in Northwest Territories. You can find numerous amenities such as an information centre, restrooms and shacks. There are several trails leading you to Kakisa River and Lady Evelyn Falls. The views are breathtaking and certainly worth some photographs. Plan at least two hours for visiting this wonderful park.il y a un moisKakiska River Territorial Park is worth a detour when visiting Northwest Territories for the first time. You can walk along Kakisa River for quite some time and take some outstanding photographs. Make sure to avoid slippery spots and don't go too far into the woods to avoid meeting wildlife on your own.il y a un moisMcNallie Creek Territorial Park Day Use Area is a little park that takes roughly fifteen minutes to visit. The most beautiful element of this park are the falls and their surrounding nature. You can also find a little boardwalk and a few benches. The park is conveniently situated right next to MacKenzie Highway.il y a un moisSaint Joseph Roman Catholic Church is one of the most beautiful buildings in Fort Smith. Take your time for a little stop, go on a short stroll and don't forget to take some photographs as well.il y a un moisSlave River Rapids National Historic Site of Canada is situated in downtown Fort Smith. It offers some information about this location. It's a nice little spot to stop by when visiting Fort Smith for the first time.il y a un moisFort Smith Mission Territorial Park is a wonderful location right in downtown Fort Smith. It includes the magnificent Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church. This spot is certainly worth a detour and a relaxed stroll.il y a un moisThis beautiful Welcome to Fort Smith Sign is quite rewarding after a long and rough road trip through the beauty of wilderness.il y a un moisCustomer service and opening hours of this isolated Petro Canada in Fort Smith are very decent. In addition to gas, you can get some decent drinks and foods and you have access to restrooms. Prices are obviously quite steep due to its location.il y a un moisLittle Buffalo River Falls Territorial Park is a wonderful location you must discover when visiting Northwest Territories. There are stunning views of the falls and the river throughout the park. There are a few decent hiking trails as well. You can find a few shacks here where you can relax. Otherwise, amenities are quite limited in the wilderness, so make sure to bring your own drinks and foods.il y a un moisThe area in and around Fort Resolution is quite isolated. It offers wonderful views of nature. However, don't expect to find any hotels or restaurants here. If you plan on visiting Fort Resolution, make sure to stay in Hay River which is roughly ninety minutes to two hours away from here.il y a un moisLittle Buffalo River Crossing Territorial Park is a wonderful hidden gem. It's conveniently situated right next to the highway. Due to its isolated location, you can still enjoy the beauty of nature to its fullest here. There are some basic amenities such as restrooms in the park. There are several benches and little shacks where you can relax. The views of the river are very beautiful. It's a great spot to go fishing. You can also organize a little barbecue or picnic. The location is a great spot to visit in the summer.il y a un moisBig Buffalo River is one of several small parks along Fort Smith Highway. It's worth a short detour. Its isolated location helps you enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of nature to the fullest. Amenities are very simple out here in the wilderness.il y a un moisPine Point Bridge on Fort Smith Highway is certainly worth a stop and a detour. The views of the new bridge and the dismantled old bridge in the north are quite impressive. Make sure to take a few photographs here while visiting Northwest Territories' Eastern regions.il y a un moisHay River Public Beach is a nice spot to relax and observe the beauty of nature. The two only downsides are the nearby industrial area that doesn't blend in at all and the recent flooding and its ensuing constructions.il y a un moisHay River Territorial Park has recently been suffering from important flooding. This is why there is currently a lot of construction going on. The location itself is decent with many parking spots and access to a big beach with a boardwalk and a playground.il y a un moisThe Shell gas station in Hay River is conveniently situated right next to the highway. Customer service is polite. Prices are quite steep. The location is decently maintained but could be a little bit cleaner.il y a un moisDoghouse Pub offers a decent selection of local and national beers. The food menu could offer some more variety. Customer service is a little bit slow but friendly and helpful. Prices are very decent. Opening hours are reasonable as well. The location is close to the town's most important hotels. There are many parking spots nearby.il y a un moisBob McMeekin Chamber Park is situated at the entrance of Hay River and offers stunning views of the river and its surrounding forests, hills and meadows. There is a decent parking lot and a bench where you can sit on and relax. The only element that is missing are some basic amenities.il y a un moisParadise Garden & Campground is a beautiful, peaceful and small community that offers amazing views of Hay River and its surrounding forests, hills and meadows.il y a un moisThere really isn't much to see at the Junction of Highways One and Two in Northwest Territories. Enterprise almost looks abandoned as several gas stations, hotels and restaurants have closed in the recent past. There are no viewpoints of the nearby Hay River either. You should simply continue your ride up north or down south to discover more beautiful locations.il y a un moisTwin Falls Creek is located in the southern part of Northwest Territories and offers outstanding views of Hay River and its surrounding forests and hills. Make sure to plan for several stops along the way to enjoy the beauty of nature to the fullest.il y a un moisLouise Falls Campground offers access to different well-maintained hiking trails. Louise Falls are about ten minutes away and offer an absolutely stunning sight. This is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Northwest Territories, so make sure to plan for a prolonged stop.il y a un moisAlexandra Falls Day Use Area is only about five minutes away from the nearby parking lot and MacKenzie Highway. There are several trails and a few benches that offer fascinating views of Alexandra Falls. Make sure to take a long break here to enjoy the beauty of nature to the fullest.il y a un moisAlexandra Falls Territorial Park is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Northwest Territories. Alexandra Falls look absolutely stunning. There are many different trails offering quite fascinating views of the surroundings. Access to these trails is easy, free and quick. This location will certainly leave a lasting impression upon you.il y a un moisThe Sixtieth Parallel Territorial Park and Visitor's Centre is a mandatory stop when first visiting Northwest Territories. The park is small but well-maintained. The visitor's centre is quite beautiful and takes about ten minutes to visit. Staff will provide you with plenty of information for your visit.
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Par kluseba le 29 Janvier 2023 à 04:33il y a un moisWood Buffalo National Park of Canada is a gigantic park in Alberta and Northwest Territories. You can drive through this park for hours and observe forests, meadows and rivers. The most interesting aspect is to observe large groups of bisons in the wilderness. The gentle giants are peaceful but make sure to not stress them and give them all the time they need when crossing the highway.il y a un moisMountain Portage offers some decent but restricted views of Slave River. Access is quite rough since the road is rather sandy. You should visit with an all-terrain vehicle to enjoy this location to its fullest.il y a un moisThe Welcome to Northwest Territories Sign is a wonderful stop for taking a photograph. After restricted access to the territory throughout the past two years due to the pandemic, visitors can finally return to this magnificent place, so make sure to enjoy it to the fullest.il y a un moisHutch Lake has a really unique long shape. It's situated close to Highway Thirty-Five but still a quiet place in the middle of nature. You can find a few amenities in the nearby park. Make sure to keep to your left when exiting the highway or else you might get lost in the forest.il y a un moisHutch Lake Park is a true hidden gem in Northern Alberta. The park is well-maintained. There are playgrounds, parking lots and docks. You can go swimming, hiking and fishing here. The park is quite isolated, so you can enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of nature to the fullest.il y a un moisBest Western Plus Mirage Hotel & Resort convinces with unexpected quality in Northern Alberta. The rooms are comfortable and cozy. The restaurant offers a great selection of drinks and foods. Customer service is helpful and polite. Prices are reasonable. If you are traveling between Alberta and the Northwest Territories, you should certainly stay here.il y a un moisTwin Lakes Provincial Campground is a wonderful spot for fishing, hiking and swimming. You can only find the most basic amenities here such as a parking lot and simple outdoor restrooms. Be aware that there are a lot of mosquitoes in this park in the summer.il y a un moisThe Tourist Information Centre of Manning is situated close to the downtown area and easily accessible. There are a few parking spots around. You can visit a few historic buildings. There is also access to trails leading to the nearby river. This location is certainly worth a detour for visitors.il y a un moisManning Lions Park offers a few interesting trails along the river. You can also find a playground and a small campground here. The maintenance of the trails could be a little bit better since there are occasionally floodings and mudslides.il y a un moisThis Subway restaurant in Manning convinces with modern design, much space and excellent customer service. The location is clean and well-maintained. The food is excellent and reasonably priced. This is a great place to stop by when you are on a road trip.il y a un moisQueen Elizabeth Provincial Park is a decent spot for hiking, picnics and swimming. There could however be a few more amenities for visitors. The park starts to look a little bit dated and simplistic by contemporary standards.il y a un moisDunvegan Provincial Park is certainly worth a detour if you happen to travel around Grande Paririe. This location includes numerous interesting elements such as a playground, historic buildings and beautiful hiking trails. You can easily spend three to four hours here without ever getting bored. Access to the site is for free and the big parking lot makes the visit even more convenient.il y a un moisDunvegan Bridge across Peace River is certainly a stunning sight. Make sure to stop on the south and the north side for a hike and the opportunity to take some magnificent photographs.il y a un moisPrairie Mall Shopping Centre is a decent mid-sized shopping centre in downtown Grande Prairie. Several stores inside the mall however have different opening hours than the general hours of the mall which can be rather confusing. All the stores should open and close at the same time for customers' convenience.il y a 2 moisMuskoseepi Park Pond is a nice spot for a short walk. You can also sit on several benches around the pond. There are several pathways and parking lots nearby which make this beautiful location easily accessible.il y a 2 moisMuskoseepi Park is located in downtown Grande Prairie and amazes with several creeks and ponds, playgrounds and sports facilities as well as biking and hiking trails. You should certainly spend some time here when visiting this beautiful region.il y a 2 moisErnie Radbourne Pavilion is conveniently situated right next to Muskoseepi Park Pond. It's a gathering spot for the entire Grande Prairie community and its visitors. There are several parking lots nearby. There are also many trails connecting to this location. You can find several benches in the immediate surroundings and it's also possible to listen to the radio thanks to the speakers situated right next to the pavilion.il y a 2 moisMuskoseepi Skatepark is a wonderful spot for teenagers and young adults to gather and do physical exercise. The park is located near several pathways. There are also several parking spots available nearby.il y a 2 moisThe Bear Statues at Borstad Point look quite beautiful and are worth a little detour while hiking through Grande Prairie.il y a 2 moisGrande Prairie Sundial is a nice monument that deserves a detour as well as a few photographs. You can also visit numerous nearby parks while visiting Grande Prairie. This location is a great starting point for starting and ending your visit on several pathways.il y a 2 moisBest Western Grande Prairie Hotel & Suites is one of the most extraordinary hotels I have been to while traveling through Western Canada. Staff is friendly, helpful and polite. Rooms are clean, comfortable and spacious. Room prices are quite reasonable. Breakfasts in the morning are generous, nutritious and tasty. The parking lot offers enough space for all visitors. This location is only a short drive or walk away from downtown but still in a calm and safe environment. I would highly recommend anyone visiting Grande Prairie to stay here.il y a 2 moisThe Keg Steakhouse + Bar in Grande Prairie offers an excellent selection of drinks and foods in an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere. Staff is helpful and friendly. Customer service is convenient and quick. Restrooms are clean and spacious. The parking lot offers enough space for all visitors.il y a 2 moisSheep Creek Provincial Recreation Area isn't only a great camping spot but also a wonderful location for a hike along Smoky River. The area is easily accessible by car and there are enough parking spots for visitors. Let the beauty of nature sink in and don't forget to take some memorable photographs.il y a 2 moisKakwa River Provincial Recreation Area isn't only a good spot for camping but also for a little hike along Kakwa River. The scenic surroundings are certainly worth a detour and a stop. Let the beauty of nature sink in and take as many memorable photographs as you can.il y a 2 moisMusreau Lake Recreation Area is a wonderful spot about one hour south of Grande Prairie. You can go camping, organize a barbecue party, go swimming, take a little boat onto the lake and use some of the hiking trails to do physical exercise. This area is easily accessible and enjoyable for the whole family.il y a 2 moisSouthview Provincial Recreation Area is a wonderful scenic stop along Highway Forty. There are a decent parking lot, restroom facilities and a viewing platform that is only a few meters away. The views of Smoky River Valley are incredibly beautiful. Make sure to take some memorable photographs.il y a 2 moisBig Berland Provincial Recreation Area is certainly worth a detour and a stop while traveling between Jasper in the south and Grande Prairie in the north. This recreation area is a five-minute drive away from Highway Forty and easily accessible. There are a few decent restroom facilities. Views of the river and its surrounding nature are beautiful.il y a 2 moisJasper Lake Sand Dunes offer amazing views of Athabasca River and Talbot Lake. Make sure to make a stop, take your time to walk around and don't forget to take some memorable photographs of the stunning natural environment.il y a 2 moisPyramid Island is one of the most stunning, yet often overlooked sights near Jasper. This spot is roughly a twenty-minute drive away from downtown Jasper. There are several parking spots directly next to the island, as well as a five-minute walk up north or a ten-minute walk down south. The views of the island itself as well as the surrounding lake and the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains are absolutely stunning. Take your time to visit this location, sit on a bench and make sure to take many breathtaking photographs. I would suggest taking at least half an hour to forty-five minutes to appreciate this location to its fullest.il y a 2 moisThis little viewpoint of Patricia Lake certainly deserves a detour and a stop. Walk by the lake for about ten minutes, let the beauty of nature sink in and don't forget to take some breathtaking photographs.il y a 2 moisWickedCup offers a wonderful selection of drinks and foods for breakfast. Prices are reasonable. Staff is friendly. Wait times can be a little bit long during tourist season. Decorations are beautiful. Chairs are comfortable and tables offer enough space for everything. Restroom facilities are small but usually clean. I would certainly recommend this place for having breakfast in Jasper.il y a 2 moisThis Subway location in Jasper convinces with generous opening hours, particularly friendly staff and a nice little patio section outside.il y a 2 moisThe Big Bend along Icefields Parkway offers magnificent views of the Rocky Mountains. Parking spots are limited but most tourists don't stay here very long. Take your time for a short hike, let the beauty of nature sink in and don't forget to take some memorable photographs.il y a 2 moisWaterfowl Lakes Campground offers wonderful views of the Rocky Mountains. There are several small biking and hiking trails of different lengths. Taking a swim in one of the lakes is another highly recommended activity. There are quite a few parking spots available, even in the summer time. If you would like to go camping, then this location is also one of the greatest options in the region.il y a 2 moisCrowfoot Glacier Viewpoint along Icefields Parkway offers splendid views of nature. You can admire Bow River, Crowfoot Glacier and the wonderful backdrop of the magnificent Rocky Mountains. Make a quick stop, take a few photographs and let the beauty of nature sink in.il y a 2 moisBow Lake Viewpoint along Icefields Parkway offers splendid views of nature. Make a quick stop, take a few photographs and let the beauty of nature sink in.il y a 2 moisHector Lake Viewpoint is a little stop on Icefields Parkway. You can see Bow River, Hector Lake and the backdrop of the magnificent Rocky Mountains here. Parking spots are limited, so make sure to come early in the morning or in the evening to enjoy the view to the fullest.il y a 2 moisMorant's Curve is a little stop along Bow Valley Parkway. You can observe Bow Rover, nearby railway tracks and the backdrop of the magnificent Rocky Mountains. Parking spots are limited, so make sure to arrive either early in the morning or late in the afternoon or even evening.il y a 2 moisHillsdale Meadow Viewpoint is a little stop along Bow Valley Parkway. You can read some information about this region. This is also a great spot for taking pictures. You can observe Bow River, nearby railway tracks and the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains.il y a 2 moisBackswamp Viewpoint is certainly worth a detour and stop to appreciate the beauty of nature in the Rocky Mountains. You can also take numerous outstanding photographs in the area.il y a 2 moisBow Valley Parkway offers a wonderful one-hour ride between Lake Louise and Banff. This parkway is a lot less busy than the nearby Transcanadian Highway. Make sure to drive slowly and pay attention to the wildlife in the area.il y a 2 moisSulphur Mountain Cosmic Ray Station National Historic Site might be closed to the public but all that matters are the amazing views of the Rocky Mountains, Bow River Valley and Banff that you can admire while getting there. A round-trip between Banff Gondola Upper Terminal and this historic site takes roughly forty-five minutes to one hour.il y a 2 moisBanff Gondola Upper Terminal has quite a few things to offer. It's obviously a modern station of Banff Gondola. There are clean and spacious restrooms. You can find several restaurants here as well. There is a shop for souvenirs, food and drinks. There are also several viewing platforms. You also have access to two pathways, one letting you discover the nearby terrain in about forty-five minutes and another one leading back to the valley in roughly ninety minutes.il y a 2 moisSulphur Mountain Trail is a quite steep serpentine trail. My suggestion would be to take a ride on Banff Gondola up the mountain and walk down by using this trail. Walking the entire trail this way takes more or less ninety minutes if you are in great shape. Make sure to take a few breaks to let the beauty of nature sink in and take some memorable photographs.il y a 2 moisEven though I'm afraid of heights, I simply had to take Banff Gondola. It's great to be able to sit alone in the small cabin. The ride is quick and smooth. The views are magnificent as well. Prices are quite steep. There should be the opportunity to pay only for a one-way ticket all the way up the mountain, since there is a beautiful trail leading back down again.il y a 2 moisBow River Bridge offers amazing sights of downtown Banff, Bow River Valley and the magnificent Rocky Mountains. Make sure to walk across the bridge rather than driving across it. Traffic is quite dense and you might miss out on observing wildlife since quite a few animals such as deers can be found in this region.il y a 2 moisSurprise Corner Viewpoint can be found at the end of Hoodoos Trail and right across Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. The sights are quite amazing. Parking spots are limited, so I would suggest walking here from downtown Banff which takes roughly thirty minutes.il y a 2 moisHoodoos Trail starts around Hoodoos Viewpoint and leads deep into the valley and towards downtown Banff. The trail is at times steep but this shouldn't be an issue for visitors who are in good physical shape. Taking the trail might take between ninety minutes to two hours, depending of how many stops you want to make. I would suggest making quite a few to enjoy the beauty of nature and take numerous stunning photographs.il y a 2 moisHoodoos Viewpoint offers stunning views of Bow Valley. The viewpoint is easily accessible from the nearby parking lot. It only takes about five to ten minutes to walk there. Take your time to let the beauty of nature sink in, sit on a bench and take wonderful photographs.il y a 2 moisJohnson Lake is a beautiful little lake with a relaxing hiking trail around it and an enjoyable little beach section. Hiking around the lake takes roughly one hour if you aren't in any hurry. The nearby parking lot offers much space for the numerous visitors in the summer time.il y a 2 moisStewart Canyon Bridge offers wonderful views of Lake Minnewanka and its surroundings. This destination is certainly worth a detour. If you are quick, you can get there within thirty minutes from the parking lot. Make sure to take a break next to the bridge to let the beauty of nature sink in and don't forget to take some memorable photographs.il y a 2 moisLake Minnewanka Picnic Spot offers quite a few benches and tables where family members, friends but also single individuals can gather without any problems. The area is well-maintained, enjoyably clean and easily accessible.il y a 2 moisLake Minnewanka Cruise offers different types of boat cruises. First and foremost, the staff is particularly charming, friendly and helpful. Up next, the views offered on the boat tours are absolutely stunning. The guide is able to tell several funny anecdotes. On the negative side, several cruises only take tourists to roughly the middle of the lake before returning to port and prices are quite steep for what is being offered here.il y a 2 moisBlack Anchor is a tiny restaurant right next to Lake Minnewanka. Staff is friendly but it can take some time to get your food when there are a lot of tourists around. The drinks and food that are offered here are decent but nothing extraordinary. Prices are slightly elevated but still reasonable for such a popular tourist attraction. There are a few chairs and tables right beside the restaurant but you can also bring your food to the closest beach or picnic spot.il y a 2 moisLake Minnewanka is a scenic lake in the Rocky Mountains that is about a twenty-minute drive away from Banff. You can hike along the lake or take a boat tour to explore its beauty. Make sure to plan your visit in advance since there are a lot of tourists in the summer time.il y a 2 moisThe Upper Bankhead Parking Lot and Picnic Area offers a spacious parking lot with some restroom facilities and a few isolated picnic tables. There is a pathway that can lead you further upwards or back towards Banff. The natural environment is certainly beautiful and the pathways are rather calm and isolated.il y a 2 moisThis Scenic Highway Pullover offers beautiful views of the easternmost section of the Rocky Mountains in this region. The nearby lake is particularly beautiful. However, this pullover is often particularly crowded and the view of the factory on the other side of the lake is certainly a downside.il y a 2 moisFish Creek Provincial Park's Visitor Centre offers several beautiful surprises. There is a garden with several exhibits such as sculptures. There is a little café where you can take a relaxed break. There is also a big building where one can organize bigger activities such as weddings. This location is therefore certainly worth a detour if you happen to live in or visit Calgary.il y a 2 moisBow Valley Loop is a pathway with one steep section and much flatland. The natural environment represents the beauty of the prairies. Temperatures can be quite elevated in the summer time and there are almost no shades or shadows. Make sure to bring several bottles of water for your visit.il y a 2 moisGlennfield Pedestrian Bridge B9 is one of many bridges in Fish Creek Provincial Park. It's accessible for pedestrians, cyclists and conductors of small vehicles. The views from the bridge are beautiful and worth taking a few photographs.il y a 2 moisThe Glennfield section of Fish Creek Provincial Park is accessible for pedestrians, cyclists and conductors of small vehicles. There are several small buildings where big groups can gather and organize barbecues and picnics. The natural landscapes represent the beauty of the prairies. Temperatures are particularly elevated in the summer time and there are no shops nearby where you can buy something to drink. Make sure to bring at least two to three litres of water if you plan on walking around the area for several hours.il y a 2 moisHeritage Park is a gigantic outdoor museum that brings back to life the era of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Actresses and actors play farmers, teachers, train conductors and many other roles in historically inspired buildings. Highlights in Heritage Park are the train rides as well as the boat tour on the reservoir. Visiting the entire park takes about six hours but you certainly won't get bored and might even get inspired to visit this wonderful location again.il y a 2 moisThe Big H is a simple but beautiful monument honouring nearby Heritage Park. This place is certainly worth a brief stop and a few stunning photographs. The surrounding landscapes around the reservoir are very beautiful. This spot is about ten minutes away from the outdoor museum's parking lot. The location is accessible for cyclists and pedestrians.il y a 2 moisReservoir Trail is a wonderful pathway leading around this big reservoir. You can hike around the lake all day long or only do a part of it and return downtown via public transit or with your own vehicle. The views of nature are absolutely stunning. While several pathways further up north and closer to downtown can be quite crowded in the summertime, this section here is more isolated and relaxing. Don't hesitate to come here if you want to take a break from the big city life for a few soothing hours.il y a 2 moisElbow River Pathway Bridge is a beautiful, long and massive bridge across Glenmore Dam on Elbow River. This bridge is accessible to pedestrians and cyclists but only to a limited number of cars. The views from the bridge invite for several stops to let the beauty of nature sink in and take some stunning photographs.il y a 2 moisSandy Beach Park is a beautiful location on the western side of Elbow River in southern Calgary. You can find a boat launch and several playgrounds here. This is also a popular spot for people who like to walk their dogs. This place is rather crowded in the summer and temperatures can also get quite elevated here due to a lack of consistent vegetation.il y a 2 moisSandy Beach Footbridge is a wonderful bridge connecting River Park on the western side and Riverdale Park on the eastern side of Elbow River. It's accessible for pedestrians and cyclists. The views around and from the bridge are absolutely breathtaking. This location is certainly worth a detour for locals and visitors alike.il y a 2 moisRiver Park is a big park on the western side of Elbow River. It's accessible to pedestrians and cyclists. Some sections of the park are rather steep and not accessible for everyone. The views from the top of the hill are however certainly worth a detour. You can take some of the most breathtaking photographs of Calgary in this wonderful park.il y a 2 moisRiverdale Avenue Footbridge conveniently connects the western and the eastern sides of Elbow River. It's a wonderful spot for cyclists and pedestrians. The views from the bridge are worth a stop and a few photographs as well.il y a 2 moisStanley Park is a big location on the eastern side of Elbow River. You can find numerous interesting spots here such as as a playground for children and teenagers and a baseball field for children, teenagers and adults. This is also a great spot for a sunbath or access to the river. This park is quite crowded in the summer as locals get together to unwind and spend some quality time outside.il y a 2 moisElbow River Suspension Bridges don't only look amazing but also offer wonderful views of the surrounding areas. These bridges conveniently, easily and rapidly connect the western and eastern sides of the river for pedestrians and cyclists.il y a 2 moisWood's Park is a beautiful park on the western side of Elbow River. It's easily accessible for anyone and there are numerous parking spots along the park. In this park, you can find a swim shack, restroom facilities, a playground, two gardens, several bridges, many benches and a little beach. If you are planning on spending some time in the nature with family members and friends but don't want to drive too far away from downtown Calgary, then this is the perfect location to go to.il y a 2 moisGerry Shaw Garden is a wonderful spot for relaxing breaks and picnics with family members and friends. Vegetation is quite dense and there are numerous types to observe. The garden isn't too big and can easily be discovered in about ten minutes. There are numerous parking spots nearby on Elbow Drive.il y a 2 moisLowes Garden is a relaxing spot on the Elbow River. It's situated next to the Elbow River Swim Shack and its adjacent playground. The location is close to downtown which means that there are numerous parking spots nearby. There are several benches to sit down and relax. There are different types of vegetation to admire. Some of these might however look a little bit burnt in the summertime and might need a little bit more water from city employees to look even more splendid.il y a 2 moisThe playground next to the Elbow River Swim Shack is a great little spot for children and their parents to unwind and have some fun. The scenery next to the playground with the river and numerous gardens is very beautiful. At the same time, the location is close to downtown and there are numerous parking lots nearby. Just make sure to supervise your children, so they don't get too close to the water.il y a 2 moisThe Oarsman is a wonderful statue of a man practicing rowing. There are several benches nearby that invite to sit down and relax. Don't hesitate to let the wonderful views sink in and take a few photographs.il y a 2 moisElbow River Swim Shack is a beautiful location for swimming, canoeing or just having a picnic with family members and friends right next to Elbow River.il y a 2 moisThis Dollarama store offers a good selection of items as well as polite and quick customer service. The space is however somewhat restrained in this particular location.il y a 2 moisElbow Island Park is a wonderful place for a stroll through the nature or a swim in the river. You need to be in good physical shape to access this park but you will get rewarded with amazing views and some welcome privacy in downtown Calgary.il y a 2 moisLindsay Park is a wonderful spot right next to Elbow River. It's an enjoyable park for children, teenagers, adults and elderly people alike. Most importantly, the park isn't accessible to motorized vehicles, so you will be certain to find an oasis of tranquillity here.il y a 2 moisStampede Gate is a beautiful little landmark at the south-east side of the gigantic festival area. It looks beautiful during the festival but also anytime else.il y a 2 moisRamsay Inclusive Playground is a wonderful spot for children and teenagers. The location is clean and organized. Adults can sit nearby while supervising their children. A wonderful little café is only a few steps away. The views of downtown Calgary from here are also quite breathtaking. The playground is close to numerous pathways and there are also many parking spots nearby.il y a 2 moisBrühe Real Food Fuel offers a wonderfully delicious selection of ice creams and drinks. You can sit on a few chairs outside in the sun and relax while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Staff is friendly, helpful and quick. Prices are slightly above average but justified by the excellent quality of the food and drinks you receive.il y a 2 moisIglesia Ni Cristo is a beautiful church in a quiet suburb of Calgary. There are a café and a park right across the street where one can relax splendidly from spring to autumn.il y a 2 moisMusic Pavillion is a nice little spot next to Fort Calgary and Calgary's RiverWalk along the Bow River. It's a great location to gather with friends and relax in the summertime.il y a 2 moisCalgary Riverwalk offers numerous wonderful hiking and biking trails along Bow River that connect the city's eastern and western parts. It's a great spot for relaxed strolls, for physical exercise and for discovering this city for new residents and visitors alike.il y a 2 moisFort Calgary offers a few exhibits detailing the interesting past of this city and location. However, the museum could be a little bit bigger and offer more activities. As it is now, visiting the museum is rather quick and uninspired.il y a 2 moisElbow River Traverse is a large bridge crossing Elbow River and offering beautiful views of nearby Bow River. Make sure to take a break here and let the stunning scenery sink in.il y a 2 moisThe views of Bow River while crossing New Zoo Bridge are particularly stunning. Make sure to bring a camera to take some stunning photographs if you for go for a ride or a hike.il y a 2 moisBaines Bridge is one of Calgary's smallest and least beautiful bridges. The views of Bow River and its surroundings are nevertheless very impressive.il y a 2 moisSaint Patrick's Playground is a beautiful, creative and spacious location for children and young teenagers to spend some quality time with one another in a stunning natural environment.il y a 2 moisSaint Patrick's Island Park is an excellent location for a stroll through nature if you are staying in downtown Calgary. Despite some construction here and there, most of the biking and hiking trails are accessible. This is a great spot for a relaxing moment in a busy environment.il y a 2 moisTrout Beach is situated on an island on Bow River in downtown Calgary. This oasis of nature in the middle of downtown offers several beautiful biking and hiking trails. Make sure to sit on one of the numerous benches to take some photographs of the stunning scenery.il y a 2 moisGeorge C. King Bridge is a wonderful piece of architecture connecting the eastern sectors of downtown Calgary across the Bow River. There are numerous wonderful biking and hiking trails nearby. Take your time to take a break and enjoy the wonderful scenery.il y a 2 moisThe Simmons Building is one of the most impressive pieces of architecture in Calgary. It's a great spot for a prolonged break while enjoying the soothing scenery. Food and drinks are also offered in this relaxing environment.il y a 2 moisSien Lok Park is a beautiful little park honouring Calgary's Asian communities. You can find several stunning sculptures here. When I visited this park, it was partially under construction and not entirely accessible. Said construction work made the park look rather chaotic and dirty. I'm sure things will be looking better again once the construction work will have been completed.il y a 2 moisCentre Street Bridge is a wonderfully designed architectural piece of infrastructure close to Calgary's Chinatown and downtown locations.il y a 2 moisDelta Gardens offer a wonderful diversity of different types of vegetation that make downtown Calgary look more calm, inspiring and relaxing. This inspiring location is certainly worth a stop for a prolonged break. Make sure to take some stunning photographs while being there.il y a 2 moisEau Claire Park offers stunning views of downtown Calgary in a natural environment. The views of Bow River, Peace Bridge and the diverse types of vegetation in this park are certainly memorable.il y a 2 moisCalgary's Peace Park is a wonderful location for a prolonged stroll through nature while remaining close to the city's most important downtown locations.il y a 2 moisThe Calgary Community Peace Pole is an important symbol but the monument itself lacks colours and warmth and looks rather cold and modern.il y a 2 moisThe Wave is a monument close to Louise Bridge where people tend to go surfing from spring to autumn. The location is close to downtown but nevertheless in a beautiful natural environment. The monument itself however isn't particularly spectacular to look at.il y a 2 moisThe environment around Louise Bridge is worth a relaxing stop and a few pictures in downtown Calgary.il y a 2 moisHoliday Inn Express & Suites Calgary is perfectly situated close to the city's most important downtown locations while also being in a relatively calm and relaxing area. The rooms are big, clean and comfortable. Breakfast in the morning is very good. Staff is friendly, helpful and professional. Early check-ins are usually not possible.il y a 2 moisThis Enterprise Rent-A-Car location convinces with helpful, polite and professional staff that is doing an excellent job to serve its customers with dedication, focus and respect.il y a 2 moisBest Western Plus Suites Downtown is a clean, modern and spacious hotel with big and comfortable rooms. The breakfast in the morning is excellent to start the day on a positive note. Staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel's only disadvantage is that it's further away from Calgary's important downtown locations than most other hotels.il y a 2 moisCalgary International Airport offers a clean environment with numerous information stands, restaurants, restroom facilities, shops and waiting areas. There are also different works of art to be found such as paintings and sculptures. This airport's biggest disadvantage is that it's really big and takes a lot of time to get from one place to another. Make sure to arrive well in advance when taking a flight.
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Par kluseba le 27 Janvier 2023 à 16:29
Dear readers!
This new year has had an excellent start from a musical perspective. There have been so many outstanding songs released by veterans, youngsters and talents alike that my playlist could have easily featured twenty songs or even more. However, to keep things simple, I have decided to cut down my list to what I believe are the ten greatest songs of this first month of the year. This playlist offers one hour of power and makes you discover alternative rock, black metal, folk rock, gothic rock, hard rock, heavy metal, kawaii metal, progressive power metal, symphonic death metal and thrash metal. Give it a few spins by clicking on the following link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6OPBtKZ3npe9iENYTlUgPB
1. Babymetal - Metal Kingdom
2. Subway to Sally - Leinen los
3. Universum25 - Wir warten
4. Secret Discovery feat. Felix Stass - Nimm mich mit
5. Eisregen - Grenzgänger
6. Atrocity feat. Elina Siirala & Zoë Marie Federoff - Malicious Sukkubus
7. Metallica - Screaming Suicide
8. Motörhead - Greedy Bastards
9. Skinflint - Sasabonsam
10. 陰陽座 - 白峯
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