Logpile Lodge Smithers
3105 McCabe Rd Smithers, British Columbia, 100089, Canada
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Food on the road
... deren Dollar im Keller. MC Donalds und Co lassen wir aus, das finden wir wiederum disgusting. In Kanada gibt es eine Kette von kleinen Restaurants mit dem Namen "Tim Horton's". Dort gibt es auch Glace, und wer noch nie gesehen hat, wie ein singender Ice-Master auf einem kalten Stein Eiscreme, Brownies und Erdbeeren mit Schokosauce zu Cloeidis Lieblingcoup vermatscht, kann sich das nur schwer vorstellen. Ein absolutes ...
Exploring Vanderhoof and Fort St. James
... College of New Caledonia, a win-win for the Park and the College. We had a very enjoyable lunch overlooking the lake. This is one of Canada’s newer National Parks and seems to be a cooperative effort between Parks Canada and the First Nation’s people of the area. I was really impressed with this site and the enthusiasm of the people we met.
We planned on stopping in Smithers for the night so ...
Babine Mountains
... na 5 kilometer) om te keren. Het was een stevige klim en we voelen de benen al. De terugweg gaat een stuk vlotter en we zijn weer redelijk op tijd weer bij de camper. Tijd genoeg om nog naar twee andere parken te gaan.
Als eerste komen we langs Driftwood Canyon PP. Een plek waar veel fossielen zijn gevonden. Het is een heel klein stukje wandelen naar de vindplaats. Die is wel teleurstellend, want je ziet een stenige ondergrond waar je niet mag komen, maar er zijn geen fossielen ...
Bulkley Valley Vistas
... and has 42 members, many of whom are family. The young man, Kevin, who showed us around proudly showed us a picture of his father as a young fireman. He is hoping that his son will join him one day.
The Stork’s Nest Inn on Main Street was our stop for the night. Clean and friendly it is run like a hostel where the doors are locked at midnight and everyone should be quietly tucked in for the night. Luv ...
WHOA, I SAID! “Bears”
... oil, if desired. We drizzled a little lime juice on ours and it made a fantastic salad. I had gotten some beautiful red peppers (4 large ones for $1.98) and we roasted a couple of those as our veggie. The salad and peppers went well with our rib-eye steak, which we shared.
Later we noticed a fifth-wheel pulling into the park heavily covered in mud. We both agreed they must have traveled some “good” roads, so we visited ...
