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Hiking the Chilkoot Trail: Dyea to Lindeman Lake Section

Megan Kopp · April 6, 2017 · Leave a Comment

It was dubbed the World’s Longest Museum. Hiking the Chilkoot trails is a blast to past. The section from Dyea to Lindeman Lake was dubbed the "world's longest museum." Read on to learn the who, what, where, why, and how along this historic route spanning across Alaska, BC, … [Read more...] about Hiking the Chilkoot Trail: Dyea to Lindeman Lake Section

Filed Under: Canada, Hike, United States Tagged With: Alaska, British Columbia, gold rush, hiking trails, Historic personalities, travel adventures, Yukon

Exploring the Past at Mount Robson Provincial Park

Megan Kopp · April 4, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Hiking in Mount Robson Provincial Park

From a teen working on a youth crew to an adult hiking to explore the past, join me as I wander through Mount Robson Provincial Park in beautiful British Columbia. Disclosure: This post contains Affiliate Links. Remembering a Mount Robson Summer Many years ago - who's … [Read more...] about Exploring the Past at Mount Robson Provincial Park

Filed Under: Canada, Hike, UNESCO WHS Tagged With: B.C., hiking trails, history, provincial park, travel adventures

Ireland’s Hill of Tara

Megan Kopp · March 30, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Ireland's Hill of Tara, I don’t know why it was stuck in my brain. Ireland's Hill of Tara could have been mentioned in a book or covered in a documentary. All I know is that while visiting Dublin, I wanted to learn more. What better place to start than a museum dedicated to the … [Read more...] about Ireland’s Hill of Tara

Filed Under: Europe Tagged With: archaeology, Historic personalities, history, Ireland, prehistoric, travel

Drawn to the Burren

Megan Kopp · March 28, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Exploring the Burren in Ireland

What’s in a name? Why do some place names call so loud and so far that you just have to get there? And why does the Burren - a remote rocky land in Ireland - resonate in my soul? Stone Legacy The Burren takes its name from the Irish word ‘bhoireann’. It literally means “a rocky … [Read more...] about Drawn to the Burren

Filed Under: Europe Tagged With: archaeology, history, Ireland, prehistoric, travel adventures

Towers and Staigue Fort: An Irish Treasure Hunt

Megan Kopp · March 24, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Exploring Ireland's Past

We often travel a route with the map in hand and randomly choose short historic side trips to investigate while on the way to our actual destination. Sometimes, it’s a wild goose chase. In other words, it’s often a treasure hunt which can lead to such beauties as the Ring of … [Read more...] about Towers and Staigue Fort: An Irish Treasure Hunt

Filed Under: Europe, Hike Tagged With: archaeology, architecture, history, Ireland, prehistoric, travel adventures, walking tour

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