Anyone been to Whistler, Canada?
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Whistler is amazing for boading. THe courses are A LOT longer so less time is spent waiting in line. I would try looking under expedia.com or priceline.com to see if there are any packages.
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Dear KlaireG,\n\nAndorra is one magical place, Arinsal, Andorra La Vella, just go there, I have really happy memories of my trips there,  those mind boggling really steep ski slopes are the business ! The road out of Arinsal to Pepinguion in France is amazing, ski slopes all the way!  go for it. Enjoy yourself
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Two friends of mine lived in Costa Rica for a year and a half and they had to move back. It literally drove them to drinking. They couldn't stand it. It was dangerous and difficult to get anywhere. They were afraid to use the doctors down there and kept coming back to Canada every few months for check ups.\n\nCosta Rica is a nice place to visit but right now it is not a nice place to live.
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I think it's pretty popular there.I met someone from there a while back & they seemed very friendly.Just wish they would've showed me pictures of the place.Love to look at pictures from all over the world. But hey,Good luck with your answers & you have an awesome day OK? Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
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There are some great, quite easy trails in the pine forest at Bracknell.  There are no major uphils, but great surfaces, places to rest, a great information/nature centre, and a lot of encouragement for mountain bikers.\n\nI used to live and work there before I left the UK and it was very nice.\n\nHope this helps.  Enjoy!
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In North Carolina?  I'm quite familiar with the area.  If you are looking for vertical, try a house in Banner Elk, which is a town at smack in between of Sugar Mtn. (1200 feet of vertical, the best in NC) and Ski Beech (800 feet of vertical).  They are rather exspensive, though.  You could check out houses around Seven Devils, which is where Hawksnest (600 feet of vertical drop) is situated.  Hawksnest is a little backcountry resort with an FIS-rated slope (Top Gun, but it's hardly ever open) and houses there shouldn't be as expensive as the ones around Banner Elk.  Or you could look for a house around Blowing Rock or Boone, around Appalachian Ski Mtn.  It would probably be more expensive than around the Seven Devils area.  App happens to be my favorite resort because of the friendly staff.  I am never lonely at App, because I have so many friends among the ski patrol and instructors!
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Just 'google' sleigh rides uk and see what comes up! may depend on snow etc.\nHave you thought about a trip to Lapland? It's not that expensive and could be a really romantic trip!
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Approximately 2 hours via QEW from you.\nNiagara on the Lake\n(prettiest town in Canada, by the way;)
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That all depends on what you mean by "best".  If you want a resort with a nice village, lots of shops and great restaurants, then it's probably Mt. Tremblant.  If you're looking for a no-nonsense place with great terrain and a good deal, then it's definitely Jay Peak in Vermont.  Last time I was there (which was a while ago), they took Canadian dollars on par with US, making it a great deal if you're coming from Canada.  It's a fun mountain with pretty much no 'out of bounds' and great glades--they'll let you board the entire mountain.  Also has one of those big aerial trams that goes bottom to top.
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I hope this helps you out. It made me want to go on a vacation there myself! Good luck, and whatever you decide, have a very good time!\n\n\nhttp://www.mullinslogcabin.com/rates.html\nhttp://www.mountainparadisecabins.com/contact_reservation.html\nhttp://www.fewpb.net/~cccabins/Chestnut_Hilltop.htm\nhttp://www.fewpb.net/~cccabins/hunter.htm\nhttp://www.nbcabins.com/\nhttp://sceniccabin.com/\nhttp://www.cosbycreekcabins.com/\nhttp://greatrentals.com/KY/12249.html\nhttp://lakehousevacations.com/page-247.html
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Try http://www.411.ca\nGood Luck
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Brighton has great runs and has cheaper prices. Alta is a good deal if all of ya'll are skiers. Snowbird is great if you have 4 kids going w/ u, cuz of the buy two adult passes, get 1 kid pass free. In my opinion Solitude is not good cuz its mainly tourist condo and cabin stuff
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Yes, I was in Canada and they have a huge temple there. They call it the "Temple of 10,000 Budahs" because they have over 10,000 idol statues of Budahs. They let you watch their ceremonies and participte in prayer if this is your thing. They have tours free of charge explaining their beliefs and ceremonies. I don't agree with their beliefs but it was a great experience getting to see a part of their religion. It is in Niagara Falls on the main street along the falls by the Whirlpool Rapids,the People Mover buses take you right to it as one of their stops.
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You will be able to enter if you have a valid passport.  You will probably be stopped on the way back INTO Canada so that they can check for outstanding warrants.  If everything is taken care of you should have no problem. Have fun!!
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"1. Whistler/Blackcomb, British Columbia \nThese two towering mountains provide the best skiing in North America, with the biggest vertical drop. It's funny what a difference 30 years and $600 million can make. Yet there was not much there but a mountain for courageous hikers. \n\nWhistler's charming village offers everything snowboarders and skiers crave; cafes, international stores and over 100 restaurants that cater to all tastes including Chinese, French, Greek, Italian, Mediterranean, Mexican, and Thai cuisine. \n\nFood is key after partaking in the activities that really make Whistler legendary. Whistler quickly rose through the ranks to become one of the strongest contenders for the much-disputed title of "world's greatest ski resort." Over the past decade, Whistler was consistently voted "Best North American Ski Resort" by North Americans. The Japanese repeatedly rank it as their favorite international destination.\n\n\n2. Vail, Colorado, Western United States \nLegendary Vail markets itself as "America's favorite resort" and deserves to be ranked amongst the world's top five all-around ski resorts. As the largest single ski area in the United States, Vail offers roughly 5,300 acres of skiable , terrain. \n\nLet's not forget the fastest high-speed detachable quads on one mountain. No small feat, I'm sure. Vail offers much more with several art galleries, museums, ballooning, dog sledding, ice skating, hockey, snowmobiling, and much more.\n\n\n3. Banff/Lake Louise, Alberta, Western Canada \nLocated in the heart of Canada's Banff National Park, Lake Louise ranks as one of the most scenic mountain resorts in North America, if not the entire world. Banff/Lake Louise has three different ski areas (Mount Norquay/Mystic Ridge, Sunshine Village, and Lake Louise) that are roughly 50 km apart (yes, they use km outside of the US). \n\nThe Insider's Guide to the Best Canadian Skiing has labeled Norquay as "an unforgiving brute legendary for its unrelenting vertical and monster moguls.""\n\nquoted from the list of Top 10 Ski Resorts (worldwide) at\nhttp://www.askmen.com/fashion/travel_top_ten/3_travel_top_ten.html\n\n\nyou may also want to take a look at\n\nThe Ten Best Ski Resorts In North America\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2001/11/08/1108feat.html
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I was there two weeks ago and did the helifishing from the Station Township at El Questro.  Thoroughly recommend it - 16 barramundi and 4 catfish.  Plus awesome views, plus fighting off the crocs!  Awesome!!!  Obviously couldn;'t keep all the barra due to size limit.\n\nAnywhere on the Pentecost River is good fishing
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there has been\nSaskatchewan(regina) BC(vancouver) Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, toronto montreal, Sherveport, San antonio, Las vegas, Birmingham, Memphis, so quiet a few,