Nestor Falls Fly-in Fishing Outposts pride themselves on being one of the best, most remote operations in all of Ontario, Canada. We are the only outfitter on the lake. Numbers speak for themselves, with many groups reporting over a 100 plus fish per day. Kay Lake has two short portage lakes: Derby connected to Kay by a small river and Anstey which offers you a chance to go for a short 150 yard hike where you’ll find a boat and motor on the other side. With all of these areas you have to fish and explore you will always find a secluded spot with lots of fish. For a break from the Bass & Muskie fishing why not do a day fly-in for Walleye.
We had a great week-end of skiing at the Mont Blanc ski resort.The resort is mid-sized but the mountain has 41 trails so a lot of variety.The condos are ski-in/ski-out so we could get up in the morning and hit the slopes right away without having to drive.The snow and the weather were both great – the sun was out most of the time and there was a ton of snow. We had dinner in the Mont Blanc restaurant “le Chamonix” which had a huge buffet – like you get in a resort down south.We even tried frog legs (they taste like chicken like everyone says).If you’re looking for a great skiers mountain that’s not too hard on the budget and has a lot of extras – Mont Blanc is a great location, and just an hour north of Montreal on Highway 15.
On a Ski vacation in Quebec, we found a great ski resort - Mont Blanc, just an hour north of Montreal and before Mont Tremblant. If you want to ski quebec, this is a great place to go. As intermediate skiers, we had a great time taking on the Mont Blanc slopes The mountainhas enough easier runs with a ton of really challenging ones too – 41 runs in all so great for all levels.We didn’t make it over to the North face because we heard it was the most difficult part but for us the best part was the main face which comes together right in front of the main ski resort, with the cafeteria, lounge, rental, and everything right there.The conditions were awesome – tons of snow, great terrain, and the sun was out most of the time. We stayed in their Village Mont Blanc condominiums which are ski-in, ski-out and AWESOME. Really nice condos, with gas fireplaces, cozy, and new. A really nice trip - highly recommended!
Nestled in the heart of Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains (the world’s oldest mountain chain), the Mt. Tremblant area has become one of the country’s hottest vacation spots. Amazing natural beauty and an endless list of exhilarating outdoor sports and activities is complimented by the great night life and shopping. Lovely towns, french culture, and clean mountain air round out the Mt. Tremblant experience and make it a holiday not soon forgotten. Experience the Tremblant life at Quebec’s Ski Mont Blanc!
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Cape Breton Island is hailed as one of the very best islands in the world to visit. With an amazing combination of natural beauty, historic and cultural attractions and some of the most down-to-earth and friendly people you’ll ever meet, Cape Breton should be a must see location in your travel plans.
Tour the world famous Cabot Trail for tremendous hiking, camping, whale watching, cycling and one of the world’s truly breathtaking drives. Visit Louisbourg fortress, North America’s largest historical reconstruction with actors in period costume that are truly the world’s best guides! Play golf on one of Cape Breton’s many world class courses, sail on the Bras d’Or Lakes, fish salmon on the Margarie River.You wont want to leave, but will definitely want to return! Make plans to visit Cape Breton.
Visiting Nova Scotia? You owe it to yourself to get the outstanding Doers and Dreamers Guide. This publication from Nova Scotia Tourism has everything you need to start planning your trip to Nova Scotia. This Canadian province is simply incredible… natural beauty, history in spades, culture, great food and some of the friendliest people you’ll ever meet. And of course there’s the Atlantic ocean… pretty much surrounding the province. It’s an isthmus, but at times can feel a bit like an island paradise. August along the Northumberland Strait and the “Brule Shore” is really special. I’ll be taking my famil back there soon…
Canada carries its own distinct culture that is made up of a myriad of traditions and history. Such a diverse population has given rise to the quirky and unusual. While on the eastern Canada travel excursion, keep your eyes open for the unexpected. The unsuspecting traveler may often encounter a not so rare monolithic ode to whimsy dotted along the highways and byways of this expansive nation. Read more here… www.goeasterncanada.com
Newfoundland boasts the largest forested areas in Atlantic Canada, and unquestionably the most pristine. From dense forest to marshes and open bogs, moose, caribou and bear flourish. Interestingly, recently forested areas provide the tasty new undergrowth and berries that moose and bear just can’t resist. These areas provide outstanding opportunities and clear sightlines perfect for big game hunting trips. Check out this awesome lodge we stayed at… www.ganderriver.com
If you are looking for a great skiing destination this season, why not Ski Quebec in the Tremblant region? It is regarded as one of the best areas in Eastern North America. Come and Ski Tremblant where they combine French charm with first-class skiing in a picturesque area that is specifically designed around winter fun. They have managed to combine the amenities of an elaborate ski resort with the elegance and beauty of a small cosmopolitan city.
