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July 16, 2024

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British Columbia’s small ski towns are some of the province’s best-kept secrets when it comes to winter fun. They offer a perfect blend of top-tier slopes and a close-knit, welcoming atmosphere. Each ski town boasts a distinct character, making them ideal for those looking for a more laid-back and authentic winter sports experience away from the usual ski resort crowds.
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With summer coming to an end, what activity or adv

With summer coming to an end, what activity or adventure are you hoping to squeeze in? 🌞🌻🏖️ Or are you looking forward to the fun that comes with fall? 🍁🍂🎃 Share in the comments!📹📍: Our reporter Diana @only1phoenixx enjoying the signs of fall in #NorthernOntario @algomacountry on the Helenbar Lookout Trail in #MississagiProvincialPark @ontarioparks @mississagiparkfoundation @explore_elliot_lake📖 Mississagi Provincial Park is located in the Penokean Hills, within the Robinson Huron Treaty territory and the traditional territory of the Anishinaabek, about 25 km north of Elliot Lake. The Mississagi Park Foundation, an agreement between the City of Elliot Lake, Serpent River First Nation and Mississauga First Nation, maintains and operate the park which encompasses more than 2,100 acres (4,900 hectares) of wilderness. ♥️🧡💚🌲🌳🪨#AlgomaCountry #ElliotLake #DiscoverON #FindYourselfHere #OntarioParks #OntarioVideo description: The point of view from a hiker seated on a rocky surface looking first at their dark blue hiking shoes and then out and over at the scenic view of Helenbar Lake below. The lake is a surrounded by mostly green trees, with clusters and bands of trees starting to turn bright orange and red, which pop vividly on this sunny day under a blue sky.

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