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Garibaldi Park
Garibaldi Park Garibaldi Park is a wilderness area located just north of Vancouver, between the outdoor-minded towns of Squamish and Whistler, British Columbia. The most famous image of the entire BC provincial park is Black Tusk, a stunning pinnacle of volcanic rock that juts skyward and is easil
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Fraser River
Fraser River The longest river in British Columbia and the 10th longest river in Canada, the Fraser River rises at Fraser Pass near Mount Robson in the Rocky Mountains and flows for 854 miles (1,375 km) into the Strait of Georgia at the city of Vancouver. Known for white sturgeon and the most prod
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Fort York
Fort York Fort York is one of Canada’s most important and earliest historic sites and was in use between the 1790s and 1880s. The military fortifications consisting of stone and wood barracks, powder magazines and officers’ quarters were put in place by the British Army and Canadian militia troops
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Fort Street
Fort Street From historic architecture to contemporary museums, Victoria if filled with plenty for travelers to do, see and experience. But for visitors looking to comb through halls of rare antiques, explore finds at tiny auction houses and finger through Canadian oddities, there’s no place bette
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Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites Perched on a rocky promontory off the southeast coast of Vancouver Island, the red and white tower of the Fisgard Lighthouse is immediately noticeable from the water and makes a popular photo opportunity for visitors cruising the coast
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Floral Clock
Floral Clock Next to Niagara Falls, one of the most photographed attractions in the surrounding area is the Floral Clock. Built in 1950, it is one of the largest in the world at a massive 40 feet in diameter. Each year, the clock is planted with over 15,000 carpet plants and annuals. The hands are
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Fitzsimmons Creek
Fitzsimmons Creek Fitzsimmons Creek flows in the valley that separates Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. It also runs between Whistler and Blackcomb villages, but most people spot it from above. The Peak-to-Peak Gondola, which spans a record-breaking 2.7 miles (4.4 km) from Whistler’s Roundhouse t
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Fishermans Wharf
Fishermans Wharf Fisherman’s Wharf is an eclectic combination of tourist shops and residential float homes. Although the fishing heyday has passed, at which time when a fishing vessel was tied to every slip at the Fisherman’s Wharf except the two “live aboard” docks, the atmosphere hasn’t changed
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Fallsview Indoor Waterpark
Fallsview Indoor Waterpark A popular spot with families visiting Niagara Falls, Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is a three-acre site thats home to 16 water slides reaching up to six stories high. There’s also a giant wave pool, a tiny tots splash park, a sundeck, an outdoor activity pool, and two adult
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Entertainment District
Entertainment District True to its name, the Entertainment District hosts Toronto’s extensive performing arts, club and sports scene. The Roy Thomson Hall, home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, might look like a big glass container, but once inside is an architectural and acoustic marvel. At the
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Edmonton
Edmonton The capital of the Canadian province of Alberta, Edmonton is known for its many outdoor offerings in and around the city. With year-round activities and North America’s longest expanse of urban parkland you can easily spend weeks being active in the beautiful outdoor scenery. Check out Fo
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Dunes Studio Gallery
Dunes Studio Gallery An easy detour from the coastal route of the Prince Edward Island National Park, the Dunes Studio Gallery offers a unique glimpse into Canadian art, with its impressive collection featuring work by more than 50 local artists and craftsmen. Owners Peter Jansons and Joel Mills a
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Deep Cove
Deep Cove Situated some 10 miles outside of Downtown Vancouver and nestled at the base of Mount Seymour, Deep Cove is an interesting village and resort. The resort area is located to the east of North Vancouver on a deep water bay within the upper arm of Burrard Inlet.Traditionally, this land belo
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Cypress Mountain
Cypress Mountain Cypress Mountain is located in Cypress Provincial Park in West Vancouver. Despite its name, there is in fact no mountain named ‘Cypress Mountain’ in the park. Instead, Cypress Mountain made up of three mountains: Black Mountain, Mt Strachan, and Hollyburn Mountain. Like so much of
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Crowfoot Glacier
Crowfoot Glacier The Crowfoot Glacier, named for its three glacier toes that once formed a very visual representation of the black bird’s foot, has retreated so much since early explorers discovered and named it that it has actually lost an entire digit. Despite its lost toe, the Crowfoot Glacier
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Covehead Lighthouse
Covehead Lighthouse It might be just 224 km long, but the dramatically sculpted coastline of Prince Edward Island is dotted with dozens of lighthouses, casting a dazzling lightshow over the seafront after dusk. While it’s one of the smallest, at just 8.2 meters tall, the Covehead Lighthouse is als
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Copperbelt Railway & Mining Museum
Copperbelt Railway & Mining Museum The Copperbelt Railway and Mining Museum dubs itself a healthy learning and outdoor fun destination that can entertain anybody between the ages of 2 and 102. The two-kilometer-long “Loki” train ride is the main attraction; however, the museum is a true lesson on
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Confederation Square
Confederation Square Confederation Square is a triangular plaza wedged between Wellington Street and Elgin Street right in front of Parliament Hill. It is a planned urban space that was, together with the National War Memorial, officially completed around 1939. The big granite memorial sits at the
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Confederation Centre of the Arts
Confederation Centre of the Arts Housed in an imposing stone building, right next door to the landmark Province House (famously the birthplace of the Canadian Confederation), it’s impossible to miss the Confederation Centre of the Arts and the multipurpose cultural center is the main hub of Charlo
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Confederation Bridge
Confederation Bridge An engineering feat if there ever was one, the curved, 12.9 kilometer-long (8 miles) Confederation Bridge is the longest in the world to cross ice-covered water. It carries the Trans-Canadian Highway, joining the eastern Canadian provinces of Prince Edward Island and New Bruns
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