Paranormal Investigations Weekend
Region: Louisbourg Area
Community: Louisbourg
This event offers two exclusive opportunities to join Paranormal Investigations Nova Scotia as they use specialised equipment and ghost-hunt...
Date: Feb 9, 2020
Winter Guided Hike Series 2020
Hike Nova Scotia and 35 host organizations have partnered up to offer the 2020 Winter Guided Hike Series from January to March across NS. There are 60 hikes led by local folks and participants qualify to win “trail prizes.” Most hikes are free and some require pre-registration.
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Freshwater Lake Full Moon Hike
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| Hike Type |
Snowshoe event (will be a hike if no snow)
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Date & Time
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2020-02-09 17:00
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Do I need to Pre-Register?
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No, snowshoes will be provided (must register/request snowshoes)
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Cost / Person
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Free
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Do I bring snowshoes?
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Yes, bring your own snowshoes
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Km Return
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2.5 |
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Trail difficulty
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Easy |
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Directions / Hike Details
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Meet at Ingonish Beach day-use area if the road is accessible. (If not, meet at the intersection of Keltic and Beach roads – parking will be possible at the beginning of the beach road.) 5 – 6 pm is a social and opportunity to observe sunset and moonrise. The hike will begin at 6 pm.
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Organization / Contact
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Katie Wood, Cape Breton Highlands National Park
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| Website |
www.pc.gc.ca/capebreton
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