Over the course of the last two midnight sun filled Yukon summers a group of local Trail Builders and Groms have come together to create a new trail called Rock Lobster. The lower section of the trail is now open and ready for some action!
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Starting June 1, 2020, the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site started offering limited visitor access and basic services.
Visitors are now able to access the following services and facilities:
The east end parking lot is open, but as always, overnight parking and camping are strictly prohibited.
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The mountains, waterways and geographic splendour of western Newfoundland are often considered an outdoor paradise, and are marketed that way around the world.
The COVID-19 pandemic, though, is cutting off national and international clientele from accessing the rugged landscapes and breathtaking scenery, which means that the summer of 2020 will be very different for businesses that rely on tourism.
Note - currently we are listening to Minister Lisa MacLeod from Ontario talking about "staycations" as an element of sustaining tourism.
https://www.ola.org/en/legislative-business/video/committees-room-no-151
FeNor has announced it is boosting the tourism industry with a total of $7.6 million in funding to support Northern communities to help job creation and assist with funding to promote the tourism industry which has been crippled due to COVID-19.
In Nipissing, Discovery Routes Trails Organization is receiving $82,800 in funding. The money will be used to implement a marketing strategy for the Voyageur Cycling Route in Northeastern Ontario.
"Discovery Routes is thrilled that the Federal government is supporting the Voyageur Cycling Route as an experience that will help the tourism sector recover," stated Jennifer McCourt, Executive Director of Discovery Routes.
"Cycling has seen a resurgence in popularity over the past decade with a rapidly growing demand for cycling destinations that connect visitors to the local community. In the context of COVID-19, bicycle tourism presents an opportunity for businesses to welcome back tourists that are attracted to Northern Ontario’s wide-open spaces and natural landscapes while sharing our stories of local heritage and culture."
Are you looking for the best way to treat your bestie this summer? Why go for traditional toys or treats when you can take them on an adventure. These dog-friendly trails near Calgary are great for going on long walkies and making lasting memories.
Calgary is packed with gorgeous trails and parks to explore and these ones are excellent for getting out and taking in some of that fresh air. With plenty of space and beautiful scenery, your fur babies can get all the play and exercise they can handle. See the full Article
Note -this article makes no mention of COVID 19, or other trail management issues - such as on or off leash rules - please note that many places you can walk your dog are managed by other authorities - parks, land managers, trail management organizations, and these grouops have their own rules, about dogs, users and COVID. Please check with the trail organizations before heading out.