Pier Melting Pot Festival
Region: Sydney and Area / Marconi Trail
Community: Sydney
The Pier Melting Pot Festival celebrates the rich historical multicultural community of Whitney Pier. It all started with the building of th...
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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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Warren Lake, Ingonish
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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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2020-02-15 (10:00 AM)
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Do I need to Pre-Register?
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No
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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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4 |
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Trail difficulty
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Moderate |
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Directions / Hike Details
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This snowshoe hike begins at the entrance to Warren Lake Road in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Ingonish.
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Organization / Contact
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Tom Wilson, Hike the Highlands Festival Society
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| Website |
www.hikethehighlands.com
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