Activities in Canada
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Small-Group Maligne Canyon Icewalk in Jasper National Park
3 hours (Departs Jasper, Canada)
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Take a break from skiing and experience the wonders of the Maligne Canyon during this small-group winter wonderland icewalk in the heart of Jasper National…Not LP reviewed
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Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition
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Great White Bear Tours
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Gros Morne Adventures
It offers daily guided sea kayak tours (two/three hours $50/60) in Bonne Bay, plus full-day and multiday kayak trips and hiking, skiing and snowshoeing tours. Check the website for many additional options.
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GyPSy Guide
The future of guided travel is right here in Banff with GyPSy Guide. The GyPSy is a hand-held GPS device that you take in your car and guides you around the area. There is a lively running commentary that broadcasts through your stereo, pointing out highlights as you travel. All you have to do is follow the directions and you get a great self-guided tour of the area – Banff, Lake Louise, Columbia Icefield, Jasper and Calgary are all included on the tour. Best of all, if you get tired of the tour guide you can always turn it off.
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Hamilton to Brantford Rail Trail
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Hammerhead Tours
Has a variety of tour options to choose from, including city tours and trips to the Columbia Icefield, Drumheller, Banff and more.
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Harbour Air Seaplanes
For a bird's-eye Victoria view, the 30-minute floatplane tour from the Inner Harbour is fab – especially when it dive-bombs the water on landing.
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Harbour Hopper Tours
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Haunted Hikes
Given by the same, suddenly ghoulish thespians; depart from the Coach House at 796a Queen St.
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Haunted Walk
Tours featuring stories of hangings and grave robbers leave from 200 Ontario St, in front of the Prince George Hotel.
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Heritage Toronto
Excellent historical, cultural and nature walks led by museum experts and neighborhood historical society members last from one to three hours. Reservations not required. You can also download an audio tour from the website.
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Heritage Walking Tours
Enthusiastic young people wearing historic costumes lead good, free hour-long tours of the river, the government district or the Historic Garrison District, departing from City Hall.
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Hike Ontario
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HI St John's Tours
The hostel arranges Cape Spear/Ferryland/Witless Bay tours ($99, five hours) daily, if enough people sign up.
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Historic Exchange District Walking Tours
Themed and history tours departing from Old Market Sq.
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Hobby Cycles
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Huit Huit Tours
Huit Huit Tours offers multiday dog-sled adventures in winter and summertime excursions focusing on wildlife and Inuit culture.
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Hydra River Guides
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Iceberg Quest
Departs from St John's harbor and makes a run down to Cape Spear in search of icebergs in June, whales in July and August.
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Innerspace Watersports
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Interesting Places & Spaces
Kingston has leapt into the future of tourism by offering downloadable walking tours for your iPod. Check out the website, or stop by the Kingston Tourism office in Confederation Park.
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Iqalugaarjuup Nunanga Territorial Park
Formerly known as plain old Ijiraliq Territorial Park, this tongue-twister of a park (the name means: 'the land around the river of little fish') is located 10km from town and is popular for hiking and berry picking. Near the Meliadine River's mouth are archeological sites where the Dorset people, who preceded the Inuit, used to live.
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Island Princess
Like most towns in the Georgian Bay region, Orillia offers a variety of sightseeing cruises. The Island Princess departs daily at 2:15pm, with up to four cruises throughout the day in July and August. Lunch and dinner cruises ($40 and $50, respectively) require advance booking. If you have the time, hop up to Penetanguishene or Parry Sound for slightly more spectacular cruising options.
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Jakes Landing
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