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The Camosun Bog at the Pacific Spirit Regional Park is a unique, yet fragile ecosystem that is home to many different species of plants and animals that you simply won't find in other parts of Vancouver.

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On this week’s update, we didn't go anywhere particularly far, but to a park known as the Sunset Park Dog Off-leash Enclosure. This park had undergone construction and was reopened in June of 2018. We finally got to visit it for the first time.

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We've been in the middle of our 2-week road trip series beyond the Pacific Northwest. We've started our return trip home from Arizona with a stop at Zion National Park in Utah and this week, we pick up a couple hours north at Bryce Canyon National Park.

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We've been in the middle of our 2-week road trip series. In last week's update, we started our return trip home from Arizona with a stop on the edge of Zion National Park by Springdale in Utah where we pick up this week.

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Located by University of British Columbia is the Pacific Spirit Regional Park where students and dogs owners alike love to take breaks for a walk in the forest. This is one of our most frequented trails and this week, we try out another trailhead.

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We've been in the middle of our two-week road trip series and starting from Vancouver, we've made our way to California, Nevada and we're currently Page, Arizona. While in Page, we squeezed in two stops in Utah and the first was Goosenecks State Park.

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The Golden Ears Provincial Park is an impressive park in British Columbia with trails and campgrounds that span over 600 square kilometres. At the centre of the park is the beautiful Alouette Lake, a popular spot for water activities.

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One of the biggest reasons we love visiting Rocky Point Park is because it goes along the Burrard Inlet, which makes for a beautiful view basically anywhere you are. At this park, you get access to the park, the beach, trails and an off-leash dog park.

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Earlier this year, we took a two-week road trip with Markus and in this series, we’ve covered our trip so far from Vancouver to Las Vegas. This week, we talk about visiting one of the most famous national parks in the world: The Grand Canyon.

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Many of our friends have told us about Barnet Marine Park and we've always wanted to visit it. We haven't had the chance since the park is far for us, but since we haven't really gone anywhere during these unprecedented times, we made the drive out.

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This week, we continue our special series in California with our visit to Joshua Tree National Park. There are plenty of rules and restrictions for what dogs are allowed to do here and we get into all of that.

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While we were in the Los Angeles area, we got to meet up with dog owners and their dogs. Our friends helped set up a hike so the dogs got to meet each other and we went to Monrovia Canyon Park to do the Monrovia Canyon Waterfall Trail together.

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This week, we're continuing on to our special road trip series in California. On the way from Vancouver to Los Angeles, we made a stop at Donnelly Park to stretch our legs and it was exactly the stop what we needed.

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While driving through the state of Oregon, we stopped to visit one of its greatest and most beautiful parks, the Crater Lake National Park. The depth of the lake gives it a very striking blue colour, making it one of the most beautiful lakes in the world.

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Towards the end of Renfrew St., tucked in behind the PNE, New Brighton Park is a bit hidden, but it is a very popular park. We finally got to visit it and this week, we’re sharing all about it with you.

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This week, we're bringing you an updates to one of our favourite places to visit in the Vancouver area - Lonsdale Quay located in North Vancouver, British Columbia and Waterfront Park next to it.

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Located near one of the busiest intersections in Vancouver, Trout Lake Park (or John Hendry Park) is tucked in about a 10-minute walk away from Commercial and Broadway.

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It's Christmas season and in the city of Coquitlam in British Columbia, it's time for the Lights at Lafarge. This annual Christmas event is a wonderland of over 100,000 Christmas lights turned into installations as you walk your way around Lafarge Lake!