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With summer’s hectic, activity-packed days in the rear-view mirror and the hustle and bustle of the holidays still a couple of months away, fall offers a chance to cut back on obligations and take time for yourself in Whistler’s natural spectacular mountain playground.
Outdoor adventures like hiking, biking, and ziplining are still in full-gear in Whistler, but there are fewer people so there’s more room to explore…
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Surrounded on three sides by water, home to a temperate rainforest, and nestled at the foot of the North Shore Mountains, Vancouver is a city truly immersed in nature. This is a place where the glittering glass towers of downtown reflect the moody greys and blues of the Burrard Inlet, and you’re likely to spot at least a couple of bold locals cold plunging in the ocean every day of the year. (And we’re not just talking about the seals.)
While it rarely dips below freezing in the city itself, the snow-covered mountains just 15 to 30 minutes from downtown become a true winter wonderland from December through early spring. It’s the ideal city to play in the snow all day and get back to town in time for dinner at a cozy hole-in-the-wall or MICHELIN-starred hotspot…
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Whistler’s spectacular fall festival of food and drink returns November 7-17 with more than 90 events in 11 jam-packed days of tastings, seminars, parties and can’t-miss signature events.
With so much to choose from, you can design your own custom menu of events for the perfect combination of learning, discovery, indulgence and celebration. Let your taste buds run wild for as many courses as you desire. Here’s a sample menu to get you started…
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In the vibrant Sea-to-Sky region, you’ll find works by local artisans and makers alongside masterpieces by world-renowned artists, important cultural institutions at the foot of majestic mountains, and beautifully preserved heritage sites that show just how this province came to be.
With so many arts, culture, and heritage sights to see in Whistler, Squamish, and Pemberton, you can choose your own trip style and never run short of things to do. ..
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It’s always a pleasure to work with my long-time client Fresh Air Productions. This was our second year creating all content for the Harley Owners Group™ Membership Guide. Just like last year, I copy-edited the full guide as well as writing travel content for 10 epic Canadian rides – one for each province – as recommended by local riding experts in the regions.
With white sand beaches, turquoise waters and an average 330 days of sunshine every year, Cuba is a long-time favourite destination for travellers looking to escape the Canadian winter.
But there’s more to Cuba than the beach: The island has nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, from the cobblestone streets of Old Havana to the lush green Viñales Valley…
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Whistler’s annual fall festival of food and drink returns in November with 11 days of world-class dinners, tastings, and parties celebrating the bold tastes and tastemakers that make Cornucopia a can’t-miss experience.
Running from November 9 to 19, Cornucopia features more than 70 highly anticipated events, with something for everyone who wants to deepen their knowledge and experience of wine, beer, spirits, and great food – or simply to have unparalleled fun in one of the most beautiful places in BC…
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The Sea to Sky corridor is an outdoor mountain adventure playground all year long. But as the colours start to change in the crisp autumn air, it’s the perfect time to slow down and take in the region’s abundant indoor and outdoor cultural attractions. As you explore the rich heritage of Whistler, Squamish, and Pemberton, you’ll come away with a new sense of connection to this spectacular getaway so close to home…
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The sun sets early on west coast winter nights, leaving plenty of time to explore. At Whistler, Vallea Lumina is a 1km wooded path on which an immersive light installation combines storytelling with technical wizardry to create a once-in-a-lifetime experience for visitors of all ages…
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Plan to arrive in Edmonton feeling hungry (and maybe a little thirsty, too). It’s patio season in the city, so join the locals for a beverage and a tasty meal in the sunshine…
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