The Fort Nelson Heritage Museum archives the local history of transportation, and preserves the machinery of the past, along with other artifacts, to tell the story of this Northern British Columbia community at the Mile 300 marker of the Alaska Highway.
A traditional English pub was the focal point of community life. Here, you could drink your “pint,” relax and trade stories with friends, even make a deal or two. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan’s popular Winston’s English Pub & Grill captures the traditional pub atmosphere as well as adding its own unique spin on English cuisine.
Charlotte, North Carolina, is in the top 50 of America’s greenest cities according to research by Wallet Hub. With tree-lined streets and park canopies ranging from American Chestnut and Pecan, to Red Oak and Sycamore, it’s a safe bet that Charlotte’s also a spectacular stop when it dons its fall foliage.
From the 16th century on, fur traders paddled the rivers, set up trading posts, and made alliances that changed history. Visitors can step back through time into that history at The Museum of the Fur Trade in Chadron, Nebraska.
Visit Quebec City for the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec as well as great cycling adventures, from beautiful bike tours to extreme mountain bike adventures.
History of Transportation Museum – Bush Bikes to Studebakers
Keeping the Tradition of the English Pub Alive with Taps & Fine Whiskies
Weekend Getaways: 10 Colorful Outdoor Things to Do in Charlotte, NC, This Fall
Flintlock Rifles to Gunpowder to Buffalo Robes: Museum of the Fur Trade
Visit Québec for Cycling Adventures — Extreme Bike Rides to a World-class Race
Take a Raft or Kayak on a Whitewater Center Rafting Adventure
Yukon Transportation Museum: Machines From a Sno-Train to a Monoplane
Auschwitz Concentration Camp & Birkenau: Historic Places Near Krakow Poland
Scotts Bluff National Monument: Historic Places on the Oregon Trail
EAA Aviation Museum — 200+ Historic Airplanes in Oshkosh, WI