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Mountains

Take a gondola ride and explore a mountaintop! There are a few gondolas – like the Jasper SkyTram – that are specifically for sightseeing, but there are also many ski areas – including Whistler/Blackcomb, Sunshine Village, Lake Louise and Kicking Horse – that operate their gondolas year-round.

Share a day hike; for Colonies and Packs in the Calgary area, Grassi Lakes in Kananaski Country is only an hour away – but the scenery is a world apart. If you’re in Victoria, visit Goldstream Provincial Park and explore the old-growth forest with spectacular waterfalls – it’s less than a half hour’s drive from the city!

Central Canada

Go fishing in Ontario, where residents under 18 years of age don’t require a fishing licence, so it’s easy for Beavers and Cubs to get out and wet a line. (Be aware, however, of the restrictions that apply to fishers of all ages.)

For Colonies and Packs in Ottawa and Gatineau, share a day hike. Gatineau Park offers a great variety of day hikes – just minutes away from the city! If you’re in Sudbury, the Cup & Saucer Trail is worth a day trip to Manitoulin Island. Colonies and Packs in Windsor and London might enjoy exploring the South Point Trail in Rondeau Provincial Park; the trail is suitable for both hiking and cycling.

Take a gondola ride and explore a mountaintop! Many ski areas – including Mont Orford, Mont-Tremblant, Mont-Sainte-Anne, Jay Peak(Vermont) and Stowe (Vermont) – operate their gondolas in the summer.

Experience the War of 1812 at Fort George National Historic Site, and visit nearby Niagara Falls.

Mountains

Share an exhilarating day of whitewater rafting. There are a number of outfitters in the mountains that don’t require Scouts Canada members to sign waivers (remember – it is against Scouts Canada policy to sign waivers without your Council’s approval), including Inside Out Experience, Kimball River Sports, Mukwah Rafting Tours, Canadian Outback Rafting Company and Hyak River Rafting.

Dive in! British Columbia offers spectacular scuba diving. Porteau Cove Provincial Park is a great site for accessing the exciting diving in Howe Sound. Tofino is also a great place expanding your aquatic skills—it’s the surfing capital of Canada, and summer’s a great season to brave the cool water and catch some waves! Paddling is another way to enjoy the Pacific Coast. The sheltered channels around Vancouver Island offer fantastic opportunities for sea kayaking and ocean canoeing.

Alternatively, go underground and explore some caves. Last summer, the 9th Surdel Venturer Company explored the Weymer Caves on Vancouver Island. This year it could be your Company’s turn.

Don’t forget to saddle up and enjoy a cowboy adventure. There are a number of places where you can ride (or learn to ride) horses, that don’t require Scouts Canada members to sign waivers (remember – it is against Scouts Canada policy to sign waivers without your Council’s approval), including Moose Mountain Adventures, Camp Evergreen, Rafter Six Ranch and A&T Equestrian.

Central Canada

You can also saddle up and enjoy a cowboy adventure. There are a number of places where you can ride (or learn to ride) horses that don’t require Scouts Canada members to sign waivers (remember – it is against Scouts Canada policy to sign waivers without your Council’s approval), including Pinto Valley Riding Ranch, Highland Wilderness Tours and Wildwood Manor Ranch.

Mountain biking long the trail network at Blue Mountain is also a guaranteed blast, and if you’re farther east, go for an exciting ride in Gatineau Park. Group cycling adventures are also great on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in Prince Edward County, including a stop at Sandbanks Provincial Park. Check out this Scout Trail Card for some tips to help you plan your route and stay safe.

Take a hike! For many Troops, Companies and Crews in southern Ontario, a stretch of the Bruce Trail is close by – and at almost 900 km in length, there’s always more to explore. For one of the best views in Central Canada, check out Mont-Tremblant in the summer. The views from atop the Sleeping Giant near Thunder Bay and the La Cloche Mountains in Killarney Provincial Park are equally stunning!

You can also share an exhilarating day of whitewater rafting. There are a number of outfitters in Central Canada that don’t require Scouts Canada members to sign waivers (remember – it is against Scouts Canada policy to sign waivers without your Council’s approval), including Owl Rafting, RiverRun Rafting and Wilderness Tours. Wet your paddles on the Grand River with great day trips for canoeists in southern Ontario.

Go fishing in Ontario, where residents under 18 years of age don’t require a fishing licence, so it’s easy for Scouts to get out and wet a line. (Be aware, however, of the restrictions that apply to fishers of all ages.)