Experience the beauty of the Kettle Valley Rail (KVR) Trail, ideal for families and cyclists of all levels. This guided tour from Myra Canyon to Penticton offers breathtaking views, historical trestle bridges, and tunnels. With gentle terrain and a rich history, it’s an unforgettable ride for beginners and seasoned cyclists alike.
Canadian Snapshots
Ron and I may travel the world, but there’s always a special place in our hearts for where we come from—Canada. While we love exploring new destinations, we’re just as passionate about uncovering hidden gems right here in our own backyard. That’s why we’ve started our *Canadian Snapshot* series, where we share our favorite spots across this beautiful country. Whether it’s a quiet park or a towering landmark, these are the places that make us proud to be Canadian.
Canadian Snapshot: The Big Nickel – Sudbury’s Monument to Mining Heritage
During our 2023 US and Canada road trip, we stopped by Sudbury’s Big Nickel, a giant 30-foot steel replica of a five-cent coin. This iconic monument honors Sudbury’s mining heritage and its rich history, serving as a reminder of the hard work and vision behind the city’s growth.
Canadian Snapshot – Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia
Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, is a must-visit destination offering breathtaking views, a historic lighthouse, and a fascinating legend. A mother and daughter explore the beauty and folklore of the iconic fishing village before a big life change. This peaceful, scenic spot is the perfect place to make lasting memories.
Canadian Snapshot: The Story of Theresa E. Connor, The Last of the Saltbankers
Theresa E. Connor is the last of the saltbank schooners to operate out of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Now a centerpiece at the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, visitors can explore her history, restoration, and the lives of the fishermen who once sailed her across the Atlantic’s challenging waters.
Canadian Snapshot : The Lethbridge High Level Bridge
The High Level Bridge in Lethbridge is a must-see for anyone visiting the city. Celebrating 100 years in 2009, this engineering marvel is the longest and highest railroad trestle bridge in the world, offering visitors breathtaking views and a peek into the city’s rich history.