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Finland in January🌝🇫🇮 #finland #polarnight #visitfinland #finland🇫🇮 #discoverfinland #winter #winterwonderland Finland in the winter, winter trip to Finland, winter trip idea

apparently they like bogs and wetlands, too🤯 📍Mer Bleue Bog Boardwalk #larches #eastcoast #ontario #ottawa #ontariohikes #fall #fallhikes larches in Ontario, fall in Ontario, autumn in Ontario

life with no music😌 #asmr #asmrcommunity #asmrsounds #asmrvideo #nature #naturesounds videos with nature sounds, no music just nature, nature videos, asmr videos

it’s fun here🤷🏽‍♀️ #vancouver #britishcolumbia #hellobc #bc #vancouverbc

#EGPartner | Here’s what you need to know⬇️ You need to buy tickets 𝗜𝗡 𝗔𝗗𝗩𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘 to do the Caminito Del Rey. There are self-guided and guided tickets. Self guided seems to sell out months in advance. I bought my ticket on the @expedia app, along with my flights from Vancouver and car rental. It was so nice to have everything in one place and to earn double the points by just using the app ps. it’s free!). If you’re in the US, you’ll earn OneKeyCash which you can use on future travel/purchases on Expedia, Vrbo OR Hotels.com—which I think is the coolest thing ever. Coming soon for Canadians🤞🏼. 𝗚𝗘𝗧𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘 & 𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: 🚗 It took us less than an hour to get there from Malaga. You can also take a bus or train. ⏰ Arrive at least (!!) an hour before your time slot. 🅿️ I bought one parking pass for Visitor Center Receptions Parking and then took the shuttle bus up to Ardales and Kiosko restaurant where we started our walk to the starting point. There’s also a parking lot named El Chorro, which I believe is free but it will take you longer to get to the hike starting point. I was pretty confused at the parking situation… but if you give yourself extra time you’ll be a-ok. 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗛𝗜𝗞𝗘: 🥾 You have to take a shuttle bus from the parking lots and then will need to walk to get to the start of the hike so be sure to get their early. There’s a big sign at Ardales and Kiosko restaurant that will show you where to go. We walked along the road, through the tunnel and followed the pathway to the starting point. 💧 Bring water and a snack. 🪵 The stretch with the suspended walkways, is less than 3 kilometres long. The rest of the walk is in the mountains/forest. 💰You need cash to get a shuttle back to your car and food/drink at the end of the hike (if you want). 🌞 Summer temperatures are super hot so be mindful of that. I sug

and this is just scratching the surface…. #ExpediaAmbassador 🌊⚓️ I visited Newfoundland in early September and one thing I learnt is that it is HUGE and there is so much to do😅 So here are some tips + learnings from my trip to help you plan for your own🩵 𝗕𝗘𝗦𝗧 𝗧𝗜𝗠𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗬𝗘𝗔𝗥: 🧊 Iceberg season - may to june 🐋 Whale season - may to september 🐧 Puffin season - may to august 🥾 Hiking season - june - september 𝗦𝗧 𝗝𝗢𝗛𝗡’𝗦 𝗧𝗜𝗣𝗦: • STAY: in the Doubletree by Hilton — book via @expedia so you earn OneKeyCash which can be spent on future trips! • DO/VISIT: Signal Hill, Vidi Brewery, the Battery, Dildo (an hour away), Cape Spear, and Jellybean Row. • EAT/DRINK: St John’s Fish Exchange, Terre, Bagel Cafe, and O’Reilly’s/Shamrock City Pub (good live music). 𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗦 𝗠𝗢𝗥𝗡𝗘 𝗧𝗜𝗣𝗦: • STAY: Ocean View Hotel right in Rocky Harbour. • DO/VISIT: Gros Morne Mountain, Tablelands, Green Gardens, Western Brook Pond, and Noris Point. • EAT: Java Jacks, Oceans Room, Buoy and Arrow, and The Black Spruce. 𝗢𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗥 𝗧𝗜𝗣𝗦: • Trinity/Bonavista, Fogo Island, and Twilingate are all incredibly stops. •You may need to book hotels in advance if you want to stay in small towns. • Eat fresh fish and try local moose. • The weather changes so fast and is hard to predict. • Talk to the locals—they are what make it so special and unique. • You need a car to get around. I booked via @expedia and it was a breeze. • The drive to Gros Morne from St. John’s is 7/8 hours is long and there isn’t a lot of good service on the drive as well. If you have a short amount of time I suggest thinking about if it’s worth the time for you. #newfoundland #newfoundlandandlabrador #canada #canada🇨🇦 #stjohns #grosmorne

📍Gros Morne National Park #newfoundland #newfoundlandandlabrador #grosmorne #grosmornenationalpark #canada

Send this to someone you want to go to Vancouver with🇨🇦 My boyfriend and I went on a last-minute SUP session in Vancouver last night. We ended up pulling up to a quiet beach by wreck beach to go for a swim. when we got back on our paddle boards to go back home, we heard a whale breach in the water, not far from us. We were so close to the shoreline so I was shocked that the whale was even there. It was incredible to be able to watch from a distance on the water, especially because it was so calm. We tried to give it space — because, one, I’m afraid of water I can’t see into and, two, every animal deserves space to do their thing. I think it was feeding some fish? But I really have no idea. I am not an ocean girlie. Also, while I was watching the whale, something big jumped out of the water right behind me. I think it was a porpoise… it wasn’t as big as a whale, and it was bigger than a seal. Any ideas? I was scared😂💀 All in all.. it was such an amazing experience. So crazy that you can see an see and experience whales like this so close to downtown Vancouver. I am from BC and I will never get over it… #britishcolumbia #bc #vancouver

Some of my favorite memories are when I’m disconnected🌲🍃 Out of service and out of office✌🏼 But sometimes... as a freelance photographer and creator I need to stay connected while still being outside—and that’s when I can rely on @rogers’ strong 5G connection. I’ve been a Rogers customer for over 12 years (which is craaaazy long). Rogers has Canada’s largest and most reliable 5G network, so I’m pretty stoked I made the right call. So, Canadians, join me in the connected club📱 #rogerspartner #sponsored

these life saving tips are worth your next 30 seconds📱‼ I will always encourage outdoor lovers to invest in a satellite phone, like a Garmin inReach Mini 2. For me, it’s the peace of mind of knowing I can update my family and boyfriend and let them know I’m safe while deep into the backcountry. It’s the ability to help a friend (or fellow hiker on the trail) if they are hurt (this is my worst fear !!). It’s the way I will always have an extra map and compass with me.  They can be pricey though (regular $400-500) and they require a monthly subscription to use—because of this, it took me a while to finally take the leap and invest in one, but now that I have it, I cannot imagine going outside with it. If you are looking to invest in a Garmin inReach Mini 2, they do go on sale for up to $100 off so I’d keep your eyes peeled for sales. I try to share sales on my stories when I see them! If you’re not ready to get a satellite phone or you don’t go out in the backcountry often and have an iPhone 14 or 15,  I suggest learning about the Emergency SOS via Satellite. It is an AMAZING feature that I think everyone should know about!🤯 If you go to settings > emergency sos then scroll down and tap ‘try demo’ you can go through a demo of what it would look like if you were really calling for help. Which is incredible because you’ll be prepared in case you need to use it. Make sure you have a clear view of the sky when you do this demo and follow the on-screen instructions to practice connecting your iPhone to a satellite. It’s important to note that this is feature is only available in some countries, like US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and some countries in Europe. I’m a big Apple girl and this feature makes me love them even more. #garmin #apple #iphone #satellite #outdoortips #hiking