North River Waterfall, Economy, NS
North River Waterfall in Economy, Nova Scotia, Canada
North River Kayak Tours Promo video
Sea kayaking on Cape Breton Island with North River Kayak Tours. this is one of our extended trips and is simply amazing. See for yourself.
North River Fall, Five Islands, Nova Scotia
North River Falls
North River Falls, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada. June 27th, 2014.
SCENIC: Crowe River Bridge area north of Campbellford
I'm capturing video of our local area for future use in promotional videos of this community. To be expected, quite a bit of video is captured while only snippets are used. However, for the sake of local interest, I've uploaded nearly 5 minutes of the 15 minute flight. This stretch of the Crowe is a popular swimming hole in the summer.
Whiteshell River Suspension Bridge (Trans-Canada Trail)
This is a short video of the new suspension bridge that crosses the Whiteshell River at Nutimik Lake Campground in Whiteshell Provincial Park. It's part of the Trans-Canada Trail.
EP10 - ELK FALLS Suspension Bridge (Campbell River, Canada)
Elk Falls Provincial Park, near Campbell River on Vancouver Island features a spectacular suspension bridge 60 feet above the river below and with a great view of the waterfall. It's definitely a must-see stop on any things to do list for British Columbia, Canada.
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Edmonton River Valley! LARGEST URBAN PARK IN CANADA
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As the largest urban park in Canada, with more than 160 kilometres of maintained pathways and 20 major parks, the River Valley is a natural wonder for all Edmontonians to be proud of.The parks, trails and attraction facilities in the River Valley offer Edmontonians unparalleled opportunities to connect to nature, get outside and play.Embrace the beauty of the outdoors and the largest expanse of urban parkland in North America.
Kopka River / Wabakimi Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
July, 2010, our family of 4 and two black labs (Moose & Mesa) took an adventurous one-week canoe trip up north to Wabakimi Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
I did NOT film the most difficult portage of all (down 20-30'cliff), because it was raining and we were at the end of our rope, so to speak (pun intended). Here is another group doing that nasty portage near the waterfalls a couple of years before us:
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The Campbell River Rotary Suspension Bridge at Elk Falls Provincial Park is nearing completion!
FAR NORTH ALGONQUIN CANOE TRIP - DAY 5 - SKINNY DIPPING?! (4K)
Vlog Ep. 64 - Far North Algonquin Canoe Trip - Day 5 - Skinny Dipping?! (4K)
This video is about Day 5 of our canoe camping trip through the far North end of Algonquin Park! Come along as we canoe and portage our way through the park's interior from Three Mile Lake to Manitou Lake! Please note, you can enjoy the adventure in its full 4K resolution in Google’s Chrome browser.
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Want to know more about how to get started with canoe camping in Algonquin Park, or find out what kind of gear we pack, or the meals we prep? Check out our “How to canoe camp in Algonquin Park” video, which includes a handy index of time codes to help you find the trip planning info you’re looking for:
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Special thanks to Ontario Parks and Algonquin Park for providing us with access to the park’s interior! You can check out the park's official site at algonquinpark.on.ca to make reservations or find out more info. Algonquin has lots to offer all year round, so be sure to check out their events calendar for more on what’s going on!
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Northern Ontario River Canoe trip The Nat River (Middle Part) 2013
Paddling the top part of the Nat River from highway 101 then descending to Bromely Lake and then to Malette rd bridge. Navigating down the Nat River at high waters proved to be difficult but beautiful. This was a solo trip, enjoy watching!
Visiting CAMPBELL RIVER, BC + Hiking in ELK FALLS | Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Come join us for another exciting travel day on Vancouver Island as we head north to Campbell River, BC to enjoy visiting the town before going hiking at Elk Falls.
After our stop at Miracle Beach, we hopped back in the car and continued our drive up to Campbell River, British Columbia. After a week of spotting black bears left, right and centre, we had a funny little incident where we thought a dog was one.
Once we got into town, we checked out some of the murals and browsed through antiques at the Trading Post, before heading down to the pier.
The Discovery Pier is Canada’s first saltwater fishing pier, so it’s a little piece of history. It looks out over the Discovery Passage and it’s a popular fishing spot. The pier stretches out 600 ft and is equipped with rod holders, bait stands, and fish cleaning tables. You can even rent fishing rods if you’re there between May and October.
That afternoon we continued to the Quinsam River Hatchery, because, have I already mentioned that Campbell River is the Salmon Capital of the World?! The hatchery has a visitor center with information about the hatchery program and the salmon life cycle, but really, I think most of us were there for a chance to spot a black bear fishing.
You can see pink adults in September, and chinook and coho adults in October and November. It’s open to visitors seven days a week from 8:00am to 3:30pm, and well worth the visit if you’re already in the area. From there, it was onwards to nearby Elk Falls.
One of the main draws to Elk Falls is the 25-metre waterfall that gives the park its name. There is a suspension bridge for those willing to brave the heights, as well as viewing decks.
And that’s pretty much a wrap for our day exploring Campbell River, BC and the surrounding area.
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Visiting CAMPBELL RIVER, BC + Hiking in ELK FALLS | Vancouver Island, British Columbia:
Come join us for an epic road trip to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada where partner with Trover to cover the island from the south all the way up to the north. Unlike most Vancouver Island road trips and travel series which focus on the triangle of Vancouver, Nanaimo and Tofino, we branch off and visit lesser-known places such as Gold River, Port Alice and Malcolm Island just to name a few.
Our trip to Vancouver Island starts off with a flight from Toronto to Vancouver, followed by the shortest flight of our lives from Vancouver to Victoria. From Victoria, we head to our base of Mount Washington in the central part of the island, where highlights include spotting black bears, hiking in Mount Washington and visiting vineyards in Comox.
Our journey then continues to Gold River, Sam's hometown, where we board the Uchuck III en route to Friendly Cove. We also go to nearby Campbell River where we walk along a beautiful fishing dock, tour a hatchery and come across a black bear, and hike in Elk Falls which was our favourite hike on this entire journey.
Heading to northern Vancouver Island, we base ourselves in Port Alice and visit the nearby towns of Port McNeill, Port Hardy and Telegraph Cove. For separate day trips, we take the ferry to Malcolm Island where we visit the former Finnish Community of Sointula and take another ferry to Alert Bay where we have the opportunity to appreciate First Nations totem poles, artwork and museums.
Our Vancouver Island road trip concludes with visits to Parksville, Nanaimo and Victoria. Overall, it was one of the best road trips we've ever done focusing mostly on nature, outdoor adventure, wildlife spotting and visiting off-the-beaten-path villages and communities that have a lot to offer but aren't that well known.
If you are thinking of doing a Canada road trip, Vancouver Island should be at the top of your list. For more information and tips on all the places we visited on Vancouver Island, you can check out this Trover list:
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Hiking in North Bay Ontario
North River Outfitters in North Bay Ontario now offers Guided Hiking Tours. Couple of weeks ago my wife and I joined them for this excursion and filmed this Video. Enjoy!
Calgary River Pathways - Cycling Tour
This video shows my October 15th, 2017 bike ride along the Bow River and Elbow River Pathways in Downtown Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The video begins at 21st St NW and Memorial Drive and ends the Saddle Dome Peace Bridge (1st Ave SW & 7th St SW).
In this video I am riding a Shwinn Network 2.0 hybrid style bike which I rented from HI Calgary. I filmed this using a Contour Roam 2 camera mounted to the head tube of the bike. I recorded the audio with a Panasonic voice recorder and earpiece microphone. My speed and heart rate were tracked using a Garmin handheld GPS, and I used VIRB Edit to overlay the gauges.
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Recollet Falls at French River Provincial Park in Ontario
Recollet Falls are located on the French River in the French River Provincial Park. The Falls are accessed via a 2km long trail that starts at the French River Visitor Centre just off highway 69 between Parry Sound and Sudbury in Ontario, Canada.
The visitor centre is just the tip of this large provincial park that is mostly only accessible via canoe. The French River begins at Lake Nipissing and travels 110 km before emptying into Georgian Bay and the Great Lakes. Recollet Falls and the French River play significant roles in the early history of Canada.
The drop at Recollet Falls is not overly high. However, the speed and volume of clear water smashing over is a must see.
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Exploring Lake Superior Provincial Park - Old Woman Bay, Sand River Falls & Chippewa Falls
Just a small taste of Lake Superior Provincial Park in Northern Ontario. This park is right outside our door, so we have been exploring some of the easier to access areas. The Coastal Trail follows the lake through the park for 65 kilometers. The general theme on the trail is Slippery, steep and rugged.
In this particular outing, we visit Chippewa Falls on our way to the park. Chippewa Falls is the mid-point of the Trans Canada Highway. The waterfalls are viewable right from the highway.
Old Woman Bay is in the northern section of the park. The face of an old woman can be seen in the cliffs overlooking Lake Superior on the left side of the bay. The Old Woman River enters lake Superior at Old Woman Bay. A popular fishing spot to try your luck for salmon and trout when the run is on.
Pinguisibi trail, or the Sand River trail is at about a halfway point in the park. The trail here takes you past several waterfalls. The river has decent fishing for Brook trout, as well as salmon and steelhead rainbow trout when the run is on in the spring and fall.
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Ice fishing at north river
Not what we were fishing for
People Jumping off Suspension Bridge into Whiteshell River (Trans-Canada Trail)
It was a hot day so people decided to jump off the new suspension bridge on the Trans-Canada Trail into the Whiteshell River below even though there are 'No Diving' signs everywhere. This bridge is near the Nutimik Lake Campground.
Elk Falls Suspension Bridge, in BC Parks
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The Elk Falls Suspension Bridge is the newest initiative of the Campbell River Rotary Club, and is has become the biggest and best attraction on Vancouver Island and perhaps in British Columbia. The Suspension Bridge follows the trails in Elk Falls Provincial Park where you will enjoy a bird's eye view of the 150 foot waterfall.
The area that encompasses the Elk Falls Provincial Park and the Elk Falls Suspension Bridge in Campbell River on Vancouver Island features large pools and two additional waterfalls as well as a substantial grove of old growth cedar and fir trees. A must see when visiting Campbell River.
The trail networks within the Elk Falls Park boundaries are easy to navigate, safe and present amazing features of flora and fauna not seen anywhere else on Vancouver Island.
This amazing attraction is only a few short kilometres away from the community of Campbell River and has become a poster child for hiking, interpretation, bird watching and of course picture taking. Take a stroll through the park you will not be disappointed.
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