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Bordered to the north by Ontario Canada, and the the south by NY State, the Thousand Islands are a wonder of nature. Click here to read about this “Land Before Time.”

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Click here to read Norm Kern’s experience hiking a portion of the Bruce Trail.
We appreciate that Norm referenced our travel narrative “Bruce Trail – An Adventure Along the Niagara Escarpment.”

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Just across the border from Niagara Falls, you’ll find Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It’s a short trip from NY State & a wonderful place for waterfall lovers. Rich & I discovered some of it’s many gorgeous waterfalls as we thru-hiked the Bruce Trail (which we wrote about in “Bruce Trail – An Adventure Along the Niagara [...]

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Rich & I received an email recently, thanking us for inspiration. The Wolfmaan had read our travel narrative “Bruce Tail – An Adventure Along the Niagara Escarpment” and was inspired to take his own journey – in his own way. He left recently on a 2-month thru-hike … barefoot!  As the long distance hiker saying [...]

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Ontario, Canada started the Bike Train concept started two years ago connecting Toronto and Niagara Falls. Via introduced rail cars with bike racks on select trains, allowing cyclists to stay overnight and explore a region on two wheels.

As a result of the initial popularity, the service was expanded in 2008 and Bike [...]

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Did you know that by hiking the Finger Lakes Trail you can connect to many other trails that head far outside New York State?
- The western end extends all the way to North Dakota on the North Country National Scenic Trail.
- From the FLT branch called the Conservation Trail you can connect to the Bruce [...]

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Head North Eh?

Thinking of expanding your horizons? Consider heading northwest into Ontario Canada for some outdoor fun. Here’s a web site that can wet your whistle and give you some ideas:
www.journeysontario.ca

 
Of course, just across the border you’ll find the Bruce Trail.

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