Breathtaking Sights

  Location and Travel Kejimkujik National Park is located in southwestern Nova Scotia, approximately a 2-hour drive from Halifax. The park offers a blend of forested landscapes, lakes, and rivers. Costs Park Entry Fee: CAD 7.80 per adult per day. Camping Fee: CAD 29.40 per night for a standard campsite. Guided Tours: Prices for guided tours vary but are generally around CAD 20 to CAD 50 per person. Top Attractions and Activities Keji Canoe Route: Paddle through the park’s interconnected lakes and rivers. The canoe routes range from easy day trips to multi-day adventures, providing an excellent way to explore the park’s waterways. Historic Mi’kmaq Petroglyphs: Visit the petroglyphs carved by the Mi’kmaq people, which are located near the park’s lakes. Guided tours are available to provide historical context and enhance your experience. Hemlock Grove Trail: This 5 km (3.1 miles) loop trail takes you through a dense forest of ancient hemlock trees and offers a serene hiking experien

  Location and Travel Gros Morne National Park, located on the west coast of Newfoundland, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized for its stunning natural beauty and geological significance. It’s approximately a 6-hour drive from St. John's, the provincial capital, or a 1-hour flight followed by a 1-hour drive from Deer Lake Regional Airport. Costs Park Entry Fee: CAD 7.80 per adult per day (free for children under 17). Camping Fee: CAD 29.40 per night for a standard site. Guided Tours: Prices vary but typically range from CAD 40 to CAD 100 per person for guided hikes or boat tours. Top Attractions and Activities Table Mountain: This iconic flat-topped mountain offers breathtaking views of the surrounding fjords and valleys. The hike to the summit is about 8 km (5 miles) round trip and takes approximately 4-6 hours. The trail is moderately challenging but rewards hikers with panoramic vistas. Western Brook Pond: A boat tour on this pristine fjord provides stunning views of