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Backpacking The Rockwall Trail – Kootenay National Park, BC

The Rockwall Trail is located in Kootenay National Park, a part of the Canadian Rockies World Heritage Site. It’s a 3 -5 day tough backpacking trip covering 55 kms (34 miles) one way. Start at the Floe Lake Trailhead and finish at the Paint Pots Trailhead. The trailheads are about a 2½ hour drive from Calgary. [...]

An Easy Hike in Ramsey Canyon Preserve, Cochise County, AZ

Ramsey Canyon Preserve was our hiking destination one day while we were staying at the Casa de San Pedro B&B in Cochise County, southern Arizona. Ramsey Canyon abuts the Huachuca Mountains, just south of the town of Sierra Vista – way down near the Mexican border. It has attracted people for centuries – because it’s [...]

10 of the Most Scenic One Day Walks in Devon, England

This is a guest blog post by Kevin Darvill, marketing manager at Woolacombe Bay Holiday Parks, who offer campsites in Devon as well as four caravan holiday parks. A lot of people travel to Devon to make the most of the countryside, but if you don’t really know the area, it’s very easy to bite [...]

Sunny Island Hikes in Europe

With the majority of sunny European islands having become known as the ultimate destinations for relaxing on the beach and lounging around, here’s a look at the hidden places to hike and cycle that reveal  the lesser seen side of Island beauty. Tenerife For anyone thinking about a Canary Islands holidays this year, Tenerife is [...]

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Book Reviews

Book Review: Leading at the Edge

Though it’s been almost 100 years since Shackleton’s ill-fated voyage, his leadership style and lessons in the face of adversity still ring true. Those lessons are used as a backdrop for Dennis N.T. Perkin’s book, Leading at the Edge. Dennis brings his considerable talent as the CEO of The Syncretics Group, a company that specializes in effective [...]

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