Every year, thousands of families travel to the mountain parks for adventure and relaxation. And for many, no family member is left behind – whether it is the dog, cat, snake or ferret.Pet friendly accommodation is becoming more popular as people venture away from home with their beloved family pet. And accommodators are increasingly welcoming furry family members with open arms.
Tomorrow, Thursday, January 24, 2013 will be held in Calgary at the BMO Centre, Stamped Park the 44th Calgary RV Expo and Sale.
The show goes on from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM on Thursday, as well as Friday and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Last day is Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Summer 2013 will see great additions to our family of publications.
– A new magazine called Experience Kananaskis Country & the Cowboy Trail.
Once a month we’re running a trivia quiz, this one is the sixth one running from December 22, 2012 to January 31, 2013 inclusive and quite a special one as this is our Special Season’s Greetings and we’re giving away 2 sets!!
Two new chances for you to better prepare your next outing in the mountain parks. This fabulous offer has been made possible with the support of Graeme Pole, the writer of these guides and a contributor to this website. Good luck!
See below one of the two sets of 3 companion guides you’re competing for.
You’re competing for two sets of 3 companion guides generously offered by the author
According to Campfire-In-A-Can website:
“Womp’Em Sticks™ are a new favorite for outdoor cooking from breakfast to dessert. A fun activity with delicious results, every time. The solid wood cooking head is perfect for cooking Womp’Em biscuits (Pillsbury Grand biscuits). Once they have been roasted till they’re golden brown, have fun filling them up with your favorites… ice cream, fresh berries with whipped cream, pie filling, bacon and eggs, or even a hotdog! It’s an easy, fun campfire activity for everyone.”
Check it out in this video, looks like a lot of fun and there’s a holiday promotion too!
If you think you’ve got what it takes, please contact us as we’re looking for the best out there! Let us know why we should have you as a guest blogger in less than 500 words. Read More
Campfire-in-a-Can is one of our Reader Contest sponsors. They are providing 4 portable campfires this year and have an amazing product.
A massive Holiday Sale you don’t want to miss just started with 3 offers to choose from:
“The Columbia Mountains are the first major barrier to incoming moisture across British Columbia’s Interior Plateau. The northern Columbia’s which include the Monashees and the Selkriks receive some of Canada’s highest annual snowfall amounts.
The ideal atmospheric circulation for heavy snow to the Northern Selkirks is a west to southwest flow. This way moisture off the Pacific Ocean can sneak in between the South Coast Mountains and the Northern Cascades and remain relatively uninterrupted until encountering the Columbia Mountain Range. A southwesterly flow arrives perpendicular to the range and results in maximum orographic lifting. Western Canada’s weather pattern is predominantly from the west. This moisture laden southwesterly flow is thus very common, making heavy snowfall a regular occurrence in the Northern Selkirks.
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