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Travel Confidential
Psst! We want to know your travel secrets. Do you know an unfamiliar, but fabulous destination in Canada — a secluded beach or hiking trail, a concealed shopping street, an obscure landmark or an out-of-the-way eating spot? Reveal your hidden tourist gems on this website and we might use your idea in the "Travel confidential" section of a future issue of Canadian Geographic Travel.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
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Georgian Bay, southern Ontario |
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Kas & Joan Jochim
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Monday, September 18, 2006
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One of the most fantastic "wilderness" spots we've ever travelled is Chilko Lake in the Chilcotin Plateau about 3 hours and 350 miles west of Williams lake, BC. Grand, spectacular, magificent, incredible and wild!!! |
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Shelly
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Saturday, September 16, 2006
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I do believe that the best place to be in Canada is no where else than P.E.I. It has the most beautiful beaches that go on for miles, seafood from out of this world, and the most prettest scenery of green pastures dotted with grazing cattle and old home steads. This is the birthplace of confederation afterall and it's a place where you got to go and see at least once in your life and if you do don't be surprise to see yourself coming back to this little island because it truley is yours to discover and to see where it takes you. |
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maureen cameron
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Wednesday, August 30, 2006
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Kingston OntarioFor scuba diving great shipwrecks or bike riding i have enjoyed many years of this wonderful area.I always stayed at the yellow corner cottage bed and breakfast peter is a wonderful chief.When i return to the toronto area i take route 33 west to the loyalist parkway.The parkway will bring you to the Glendora ferry you are then able to explore the prince edward county region. I especialy enjoy picton for the aristic influence.Try this area you will go back time and time again.Maureen |
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Carol LaGreca
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Monday, August 28, 2006
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My husband and I have travelled numerous times in recent years with our youngest son and his wife, in search of the most gorgeous hotsprings in western Canada. Miette Hotsprings, Alberta, so far tops the list of the greatest mountain view. Island Hotsprings, BC, on the west coast of Vancouver Island, is by far the most unique and natural hotspings that we have been to, it was a fly-in and walk the boardwalk for a few kms to get there. Harrison Hotsprings,BC, is a little more formal, as is Banff, Alta, but both are lovely and relaxing. Canyon Hotsprings, BC, is a great place to camp or take a cabin, breakfast is included with a cabin rental. Radium Hotsprings, BC, is also very nice, the only drawback being that the highway runs right by it. Lakelse Hotspings, BC, is less formal, but relaxing non the less. Fairmont Hotspings, BC, is equally as enjoyable. We have yet to get to Halcion or Ainsworth. We would truly enjoy a featured article on Canadian hotsprings, a natural wonder that everyone should try at least once. |
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Vikas Malik
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Wednesday, August 23, 2006
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Dear Sir,I would like that you publish the different cultures across the countryside Canada that always remains hidden and undiscovered most of the time. The countyside cultures are the true reflections of any country as opposed to the urban areas that are the culture landscapes representing the mosaics of cultures settled from diffrent places. Offcourse these urban mosaics are important in driving the economy and the multicultural hues of any nation, the countryside still faces the problem of being explored many a times. I would appreciate the magazine having them represented in the inaugural issue.
Regards,Vikas Malik |
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