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Miners employed cable-pulley travel as far back as the mid–19th century, yet the technology has only recently been enlisted by eco-tourism outfitters,...more
see the Whistler guideThe city's most expensive shopping district is a former hippie enclave where Neil Young got his start back in the late '60s. Like so many of that generation...more
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This downtown district, once a maze of railyards and dilapidated warehouses, has been getting trendier ever since it was cleaned up for the 1986 World's Fair....more
see the Vancouver guideCanada's largest nude beach has become a mecca for an estimated 100,000 sun worshippers determined to avoid tan lines each summer. Officially, the 3.6-mile...more
see the Vancouver guideKayakers float atop rapids; riverboarders ride in them. An especially intimate way to experience a body of water, the sport demands you don a wet suit, gloves,...more
Visitors with kids should plan to spend at least half a day at the aquarium—it's chock-full of activities and interactive exhibits designed just for...more
see the Vancouver guideEven before their "discovery" in 1884, the hot springs at the foot of Sulphur Mountain were considered sacred (and darn comfortable) by natives. Its...more
A pastoral, car-free retreat from the Big Smoke (and incidentally the place where Babe Ruth hit his first professional home run), the islands are a brief ferry...more
see the Toronto guideThe largest film festival in North America isn't Utah's Sundance, and it isn't New York's Tribeca—it's the nonstop blitz of screenings, starlet sightings,...more
see the Toronto guideThe alpine trails, lakes, and summits around the Elk Valley are spectacular hiking terrain. The Elk lift is open June 1 to September 5 to take outdoor...more
see the Fernie Alpine Resort guide
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