Tag: Outdoor Recreation
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BC Parks Increases Camping Fees for Non-Residents
New camping fee structure announced by BC Parks British Columbia’s provincial parks are adjusting their camping fees for the first time in over a decade, with a notable change aimed at visitors from outside the province. Beginning May 15, non-B.C. residents will face an additional $20 flat-rate surcharge on top of existing camping charges. The…
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BC Parks Increases Camping Fees and Introduces Non-Resident Surcharge
BC Parks Kicks Off Higher Camping Fees and New Non-Resident Surcharge In a move aimed at modernizing pricing and funding for park preservation, BC Parks has announced its first camping fee increase in more than ten years. Beginning May 15, 2024, campers will face new pricing structures, including a flat $20 surcharge for visitors from…
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First North-West river walk announced: 13-mile route through Greater Manchester
New river walk launches in the North-West The government has announced the first in a series of nine new river walks across England, with a 13-mile route set to traverse the North-West and Greater Manchester. The initiative aims to expand access to nature and outdoor recreation, connecting urban communities with riverside scenery and healthier, more…
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England Launches Nine River Walks, Starting in the North-West
England’s Nine River Walks: A new chapter for accessible nature Ministers have unveiled a bold plan to boost access to nature across England by introducing nine new river walks, with the first route confirmed for the north-west. The initiative aims to reconnect people with the country’s waterways while supporting healthier lifestyles and regional green recovery…
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Christmas Day Swim: What to Know for a Safe Dip Today
Planning a Christmas Day Swim: What to Expect For many, a Christmas Day dip is a beloved holiday tradition. Whether you’re a seasoned cold-water swimmer or a curious newcomer, a little preparation can make the experience enjoyable and safe. The outlook for today is promising in many regions, with dry skies and bright sunshine making…
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Caravans at Free Riverside Campsites Ignite Debate on Fair Access
Unattended caravans raise questions about fair access to public camping Footage showing a string of unattended caravans along a popular free riverside campsite has reignited debate over how public camping spaces are allocated during peak travel periods. As travellers seek affordable options, sites that operate on a first-come, first-served or free-access basis become flashpoints for…
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First Section of South Kerry Greenway Opens This Weekend, Promising an Iconic Coastal Route
Opening Weekend Marks a Milestone for South Kerry Greenway This weekend, the inaugural stretch of the South Kerry Greenway will welcome walkers, cyclists, and curious spectators as gates open on what is tipped to become one of Europe’s most iconic greenways. The project, which envisions a seamless, scenic corridor tracing the old rail line that…
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AllTrails & BC Parks Foundation Offer Free 6 Months of AllTrails Plus for PaRx Users in Canada
A new partnership to boost outdoor access in Canada In a move that broadens access to outdoor adventure, AllTrails and the BC Parks Foundation have joined forces to support Canadians who use the PaRx program. The collaboration makes a free six-month AllTrails Plus membership available to PaRx users, aligning two mission-driven organizations around the goal…
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AllTrails Partners with BC Parks Foundation for Free Six-Month Plus Membership
Canada-wide collaboration brings expanded access to outdoor exploration In a move set to boost outdoor recreation across the country, AllTrails has partnered with the BC Parks Foundation to offer a free six-month AllTrails Plus membership to Canadians using the PaRx program. The PaRx program — a prescription-for-nature initiative — helps people access nature-based health resources,…
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Staying Out of the Woods: A Government Advisory in New Brunswick
In a surprising turn of events, New Brunswick is facing an environmental challenge that has prompted the government to issue a stern advisory to its residents. The lush landscapes that define this province—offering scenic views, vibrant wildlife, and a myriad of outdoor activities—are now under careful scrutiny due to unexpectedly severe dry conditions. With the…