Unique things to do in Rocky Mountains

The Canadian Rockies are an amazing place to explore, It's breathtaking scenery is sure to wow the most demanding taste in the world. Our stops will include the beautiful town of Canmore, Lake Minnewanka which Banff's largest lake, Two Jack Lake which offers breathtaking scenery anytime of the day. Lake Louise will definitely show off its natural glamour, and the many sights along the way will help to create a lifetime memory. You will have plenty of time to shop and taste the local flavours at the Town of Banff where you just might even find Bigfoot! We will also showcase a couple of our favourite places in between stops From mid June to mid October you will stop at the spectacular and must see Moraine Lake! This is my favourite summer lake in all of the parks, you'll feel as if you are seeing heaven on earth as we drive through the Valley of the Ten Peaks! This experience is about wowing you all day! We'll adapt your day according to wildlife sightings, weather conditions, and traffic flow for better enjoyment. Our small groups are up to 10 guests and your day will last 10 to 12 hours depending on the season. Your adventure will start from the moment we pick you up in Downtown Calgary or Canmore, until we drop you off again at the end of the day! If you need to be dropped off in Banff at the end of the tour we can gladly accommodate you and a small piece of luggage.

Escape the crowds for an afternoon and come join us (ROAM Outdoor Adventure co) as we provide private access to various slot canyons on the east side of Zion via a beautiful UTV drive. Unlike our other airbnb experience, this one does not include any rappelling/canyoneering but instead, we will only hike and explore some amazing slot canyons. Have your camera's ready because these canyons are beautiful beyond measure! Other tour companies shuttle you in vans like cattle...We drive you in off road vehicles! Which means we go places that they can't and we have a lot more fun getting there :-) This experience coincides perfectly as pit stop between Bryce and Zion. We provide all the necessary equipment required for a safe and enjoyable experience! Schedule your group for an experience and let us help you decide exactly what you want to include in this remarkable adventure. Our guests have loved having this option available when staying at my Tiny Homes and Treehouses. We are licensed, insured and highly trained to take you on an experience of a lifetime! (For Airbnb Insurance purposes, we must do the driving)

We'll walk an approximately two-mile path through Belltown and finish up at KEXP's Gathering Space in Seattle Center. The many stops along the way make this an approximately two-hour storytelling journey. I've dug deeply for places where the essential music of the era was both created and consumed in Seattle. The course of a few hours gives us time to explore a workable overview of the grunge era in Seattle and beyond. Please bear in mind that you needn't be versed in the grunge era (which I bookend with stories that place the action between 1985 and 1996-ish). Or if you're a grunge music super geek, I still believe I can add to that with deep cuts and thoughtfully researched connective logic. All ages are welcome, although there will be opportunities for the grown ups to stop briefly for beverages along the way. In which case, the all ages ticket holders get to play in the figurative street. Other things to note People ranging from the most casual of music fans to the randomly obsessed have taken my Grunge Redux tour. You don't need to even like the music to learn so much about Seattle along the way.

You'll learn how to take amazing photos even if you've never picked up a camera before. We'll meet in one landmark neighborhood and suddenly you'll discover the secrets of shooting in Chinatown or Palace of Fine Arts, taking shots with me. We'll capture street photography, dogs, architecture, and how to take a great photo of a person in less than a minute. It's guaranteed you'll get one on one guidance on light, angle, composition, and timing as we shoot together. You'll be inspired with advice on how to see differently and learn how to absolutely shoot your best angle and composition. You'll get the expertise from my 39-year photography business in the heart of Silicon Valley. I’ll review your photos on my Mac Pro advising you on what makes your best photos great so you can be successful after our shoot. And how you can improve photos you've taken. And you'll learn how to use any camera or phone and leave with your own incredible photos to share with your family and friends. Retreats: marybartnikowski dot com Join me on YouTube for Travel and Life Advice: Search my name: MaryBartnikowski What to Bring: A camera or smartphone with the battery charged. If you’re shooting on an SD card, I'll pop it in my computer so we can view your work. Cafe and bathrooms on site. Be prepared to walk a lot and learn new tips on how to take better photographs.

Multnomah Falls and other waterfalls and vistas of the Columbia Gorge are astonishing icons of geology, the sort that have inspired mythology and lore of warriors, gods and passions. We will drive out in our vans to meet the tallest waterfall in the state, and then drive to a few of the shorter but even more stunning ones, too; falls which could only be the daughters and sons of legend. In this half-day experience, we will explore wonders with some short hikes (totaling less than 2.5 miles/4 km) and visits to overlooks and vistas that will have you gasping in awe. While Multnomah Falls and its iconic Benson Bridge are together the most-visited tourist attraction in the Portland area, they are only a part of our experience. We will meet at our shop in inner SE Portland, where we'll ride in our comfortable Sprinter and Transit vans to the nearby gorge. Depending on weather conditions, we will visit a few small hidden waterfalls and spectacular plunge-style falls whose columnar basalt has us learning words for "amazing" in other languages. We'll also tell you stories, geology, botany and oft-repeated tales of pioneers and road-builders, but also the old stories we've learned, of gods and wild spirits and about the oldest North American civilization, forever altered by “manifest destiny." Please note we book directly as well as through AirBNB, and your group may be up to 10.

Immersive tea tasting in our small tea house, with different tabletop flower arrangements and aromatherapy every week! There are Chinese-style tea art demonstrations, and there are also Guzheng (Chinese musical instruments) performances on certain holidays! Choose black tea, oolong tea, yellow tea, green tea, dark tea, white tea and scented tea from China according to different tea tasting times

Dive into tufting and craft your own rug or wall art! No experience needed—beginners welcome! You’ll use a top-quality tufting gun, a 20"x20" frame, and endless vibrant yarns to create your masterpiece. You will finish your session by taking home your creation immediately. Book Your Spot! Turn an ordinary day into a festival of creativity and fun. --- Workshop Flow: ➼ WELCOMING ➼ INTRODUCTION (2 mins) ---Free snacks, tea & Turkish coffee :) ---Don't forget to: stretch, hydrate, eat ➼ EXPLORE STUDIO (5 mins) ---How to use the canvas? ---What patterns are good for beginners? ---Safety rules! ➼ LET’S DIVE IN! (10 mins) ---How to feed the yarn? ---How to use tufting gun? ---Practice with everybody (individually) ➼ TUFTING (2 hr) ---You will start tufting your art ---Last Checks ➼ COMPLIMENT SERVICES (5 mins) ---Backing ---Gluing ---Shaving ➼ GOLDEN TOUCH (surprise) :) Location: 209 Kearny St, San Francisco, CA 94108 Features: 40 seats available / session, +40 Different Color of yarn, 2-3 Hours FAQs: **Private Events? Yes, for 8+ people. **Team Building? Ideal for teams; we've hosted from top firms. **Adjust Time? 2-3 hours flexibility. **Group Discount? See private event page. **Max Size? 40/session; multiple sessions available. **Children? Yes, 14+ with waiver. **Patterns? Simple, adjustable on-site. **Beginner-Friendly? Yes, mainly first-timers.

Come and spend a day at a farm and make art! We are a woman owned organic farm located near the Sandy River. We have converted a century old dairy barn into a ceramic studio. Let’s spend the day playing with clay and learning together. Here we have options based around your skill level and interests. I can lead you on the potters wheel or in hand building techniques. For an additional cost of $25 per person I will fire your projects in my kiln and you can choose a glaze color for your finished pieces. You can choose to pick up a couple weeks after your booking or pay to have your pieces shipped. Please have a look on my IG for more pictures of this experience @sandyriverstudio Please note: For a private experience of just you and your group, please book the group rate. When booking the individual rate there may be other guests in your class. For corporate, team building groups or party’s larger than 5 please contact me about pricing!!

Ever been interested in trying your hand at blowing glass? Join me in my flameworking studio and learn how to make your first piece of glass art at Chadly Glass Studio! I’m a professional borosilicate glass blower with over 10 years of experience and offer hands-on, beginner's classes in inner SE Portland. In this introductory group class, students will be taught basic glass blowing safety, skills, and will have the opportunity to create 2-3 pieces of glass art: a mushroom sculpture, wine bottle stopper or pendant, and a small blown ornament. This class may be shared with other individuals (up to 6 participants per class). Class duration is approximately 3 hours. Students get to keep any glass they create, and gain knowledge and hands-on experience in a very unique field. *Glass made during lesson will require kilning for durability, which takes a minimum of 4 hours. Most students choose to pick up the glass they made the next day (or at their earliest convenience).* ** Participants are required to sign a liability waiver prior to instruction. Minimum age requirement is 14 years old. Participants between ages 14-17 must have their parent/guardian present for the duration of the class. Classes are open to people of all skill levels and abilities! However, dexterity in both hands and the ability to recall important safety instruction for the duration of class is crucial.

We will teach you how to milk a cow. *At the beginning we allow you time to spend with the animals. Petting, brushing, or just hanging out with them. *Next we take you through what we feed our animals and how we care for them. We can talk about what goes into the cleanliness of the process and getting everything ready. *We will then go through the experience of milking the cow (whether by hand or with the machine, you decide). Allowing you to do as much of the work as you feel comfortable with. *Afterwards we will strain the milk and get it cooled and clean up. *Before you leave we will give you the opportunity to taste any of the products from our farm with the option to purchase milk at a 50% discount. *Congrats! You will have milked a cow!

While visiting the artist's studio, you learn the process of blowing glass, and basic glassblowing techniques including taking a gather, marvering, blow'n-cap, and shaping glass. The workshop is very hands-on, focused on the process instead of the final product. With experienced glass artists, you make 2 to 3 small objects such as a paperweight, ornament/float, and/or drinking glass, to take home. Glassblowing is a team work. We strongly recommend to experience this with another person. If you are solo, you may still book a spot. However, the single booker should expect to finish earlier. Best to wear a cotton top and cotton pants. Open-toed shoes are not allowed. Please bring a pair of sunglasses with you. Be prepared to be hot and sweaty, and to have fun! BYOB if you like. We can be flexible. Feel free to reach out to us to schedule a specific date and time or a private group if you don't see it on our calendar. Other things to note... Your pieces will be ready to be picked up in 24 hours. Shipping available with additional fee.

We'll begin with an in-depth tour of our Past Worlds gallery and end with a behind-the-scenes visit inside our Paleo Lab. In the gallery, we will talk about dinosaurs found in Utah (some known exclusively from our own collections) and explore the ecosystems and adaptations that make these animals so fascinating. Inside the Paleo Lab, we will get a sneak peek at the projects that our paleontology volunteers are working on and learn about the techniques used to prepare our most recent discoveries. The tour is for adults and teens 13 years or older. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Maximum number of participants is 10. Admission is complementary with purchase of the experience. Admission fees cannot be deducted from the package price. Tour length is approximately 2 hours or so, depending on group discussions. Face masks are optional and not required.

A fly rod is built in the same way that bamboo grows. From the bottom, or butt, to the tip. You will remove a node from a 12' culm of Tonkin bamboo, using a small hack saw, as the first step in seeing how a custom 8' node-less fly rod is made. Then you will split one of 72 splints needed to form the tip or butt of the rod with a hammer and knife. You will scarf one splint to shape it for gluing. Fancy planing, shaping the cork handle, and silk wrapping will be demonstrated along with the final varnish dip. At the end of the class you are invited to cast a variety of rods that I have made with a casting lesson on the "green river" of my lawn. In 2 hours you will see how the rod is made but you will not build a completed rod -- my first rod took me 100 hours. Other things to note Wear comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. If you have a favorite fly reel that you want to try on a finished rod bring it along.

Bring a beverage of choice, tour the Twain Gallery and settle into a casual conversation with The Ghost of Mark Twain (35 year impressionist McAvoy Layne). No question will go unanswered because if Mark Twain does not have an answer he will have an opinion. Mark Twain is an excellent historian, where facts are not essential, so bring your sense of humor and love of human nature. (Minimum 2, maximum 6 guests) Other things to note 5-7, 6-8 or 7-9pm - Hours are adjustable Grown Dogs Welcome Masks not required in our region at this time.

Do something incredibly unique, climb huge trees 100-200 ft tall, including some rare old-growth trees. Explore and learn about unique ecosystem and wildlife of trees. Once you reach the top of the canopy, enjoy an incredible view of ocean, mountains, and wildlife including bald eagles. Great for groups, teams, and team-building too! Our itinerary will consist of: 1) Meeting and introducing ourselves 2) Signing a liability waiver 3) Listening to a safety talk and gear overview 4) Participating in a climbing techniques tutorial 5) Getting geared-up and checked by your guide 6) Completing a practice climb on our demo tree 7) Walking to the more secluded climbing trees 8) Climb multiple trees, between 100 and 200 feet high. Depending on the group and the climbers' ability, you will ascend one to four trees. Climbing 20 stories up coastal Douglas fir trees offers a stunning perspective few have ever seen. A guide will be climbing with the group the entire time. 9) Enjoying the view, eat at the top of the tree like a monkey. 10) Descend the tree by rappelling 11) Smiling and high-fives We have optionable battery power ascenders for $75 extra, to climb with a push of the button, if physical ability is a concern. Check out videos or pay for add-ons https://www.adventureterra.com

Saddle up for a true Western adventure! Perfect for beginners and pros alike, experience the spectacular scenery of Paradise Valley on this guided horseback trek along the Blue Flower Trail. No worries about directions or navigation; simply follow your guide and you can focus on capturing photos of the striking vistas. Each of our members has a passion for the outdoors, animals, and wildlife. They will entertain you with facts about the ranch and the surrounding area. With the majestic Absaroka Mountains as your backdrop, learn about the land’s original inhabitants, the Crow tribe, and the local ecosystem. Be sure to bring your binoculars – and camera! – as you may have the unique opportunity to view some of Montana’s natural inhabitants, including mule deer, golden eagles, fox, elk, and more! It is the Certified Horsemanship Association’s recommendation that the weight of the rider does not exceed 20% of the weight of the horse. We can accommodate a maximum weight of 220 pounds. We ask that you meet at the Lodge 15 minutes prior to the start of the ride so that you can be given safety instructions. Please wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Also bring a water bottle and your sense of adventure! Finally, this trail ride is completely dependent upon weather conditions. In the event that the weather is not suitable for the ride, we will reschedule or refund your tour.

Embark on a captivating 4-hour guided adventure in Page, Arizona, led by a CPR, First Aid, and WFA-certified local tour guide. Cruise Lake Powell in a cutting-edge Performance Kayak while marveling at the stunning Arizona scenery surrounding you. Journey towards the exclusive Water Antelope Canyon, reachable only by water, and be awestruck by the stunning red stone rocks surrounding this secluded haven, as you explore this hidden gem alongside your guide. Paddle your way back to the original launch site. ----- Meet at Navajo Rte. 22B just before Marina Pkwy (Antelope Point Marina) Meet-up time: 8:30 AM (MST) - We offer an optional premium round-trip shuttle, for an additional charge, with pickup at any hotel or Airbnb within a 5-mile radius of Page, AZ. *Please note, we do require 24-hour notice for round trip transportation services ($30/person and all entrance fees included), please contact us directly here, by email, or over the phone. All contact details are provided after booking.* We provide bottled water during your entire tour, along with breaks that include SWIMMING along Lake Powell to help cool us down during the summer. There is also a beautiful hike in Water Antelope Canyon which can only be accessed by kayaking Lake Powell.

The Canadian Rockies are an amazing place to explore, It's breathtaking scenery is sure to wow the most demanding taste in the world. Our stops will include the beautiful town of Canmore, Lake Minnewanka which Banff's largest lake, Two Jack Lake which offers breathtaking scenery anytime of the day. Lake Louise will definitely show off its natural glamour, and the many sights along the way will help to create a lifetime memory. You will have plenty of time to shop and taste the local flavours at the Town of Banff where you just might even find Bigfoot! We will also showcase a couple of our favourite places in between stops From mid June to mid October you will stop at the spectacular and must see Moraine Lake! This is my favourite summer lake in all of the parks, you'll feel as if you are seeing heaven on earth as we drive through the Valley of the Ten Peaks! This experience is about wowing you all day! We'll adapt your day according to wildlife sightings, weather conditions, and traffic flow for better enjoyment. Our small groups are up to 10 guests and your day will last 10 to 12 hours depending on the season. Your adventure will start from the moment we pick you up in Downtown Calgary or Canmore, until we drop you off again at the end of the day! If you need to be dropped off in Banff at the end of the tour we can gladly accommodate you and a small piece of luggage.

Take an evening sunset walk and watch the stars come out at our remote mountain vistas. Watch a stunning mountain sunset and feel the awe of seeing the first stars appear. Explore Banff National Park like never before and see nature by night. Feel safe with one of our professional guides and the use of headlamps and micro spikes(winter). Hike along local trails around Banff and take the unique opportunity to watch the nocturnal world come to life. Distance: 5km / 3.5mi All guides carry Bear Spray and other safety equipment. .

Escape the crowds for an afternoon and come join us (ROAM Outdoor Adventure co) as we provide private access to various slot canyons on the east side of Zion via a beautiful UTV drive. Unlike our other airbnb experience, this one does not include any rappelling/canyoneering but instead, we will only hike and explore some amazing slot canyons. Have your camera's ready because these canyons are beautiful beyond measure! Other tour companies shuttle you in vans like cattle...We drive you in off road vehicles! Which means we go places that they can't and we have a lot more fun getting there :-) This experience coincides perfectly as pit stop between Bryce and Zion. We provide all the necessary equipment required for a safe and enjoyable experience! Schedule your group for an experience and let us help you decide exactly what you want to include in this remarkable adventure. Our guests have loved having this option available when staying at my Tiny Homes and Treehouses. We are licensed, insured and highly trained to take you on an experience of a lifetime! (For Airbnb Insurance purposes, we must do the driving)

This trip will take you to must-see places in Vancouver! Don’t worry about how to get to the places,You will have a luxury SUV car or truck that take you. Comfortable, beautiful and fun! Trip Summary: ①Gastown→②Queen Elizabeth park→③Granville Island→④Stanley Park (* The order might change) Trip Details: ①The trip will make a first stop at Gas town,The birthplace of Vancouver is full of old-world charm with cobbled streets, Victorian buildings, and a unique steam-powered clock that goes off every quarter-hour. You will have 40mins of free time. ②The second stop is Queen Elizabeth Park, the highest point in Vancouver proper. The Bloedel Conservatory and the fountains, statues, and scenic views of Vancouver and the Coastal Mountains. You will have 60mins of free time. ③The third stop is Granville Island, a world-famous indoor Public Market with vendors selling everything from fresh fruit and fish, cheese, pastries and maple syrup. You will have 90 mins of free time. ④The fourth stop is Stanley park, a magnificent green oasis in the midst of the urban landscape of Vancouver. Explore the 400-hectare natural West Coast rainforest and enjoy scenic views of water, mountains, sky, and majestic trees along Stanley Park's famous Seawall. You will have 60mins of free time. *Drop-off will be at the last location of the tour. * Please be aware of rain condition

Have you ever walked or fed an alpaca? Seen a specked llama? Pet mini donkeys? Come to our beautiful Colorado ranch and get to know the animals of Baker’s Acres! We will be in an out of the historic red barn, talking about the animals, feeding them, and getting to know more about them. Dress for the weather, and be prepared to get a little dirty. Activities are dependent on the weather. Please dress accordingly!

A hike for nature-lovers, the adventurous at heart wanting complete privacy and going off the beaten path. Spend the day, evening, or night** exploring a canyon within the Mission Mountains closed-off to motorised vehicles for over 40-years. Accessible only via our private road and game trails this remote hike is a taste of rugged adventure surrounded by unique magical views. Truly remote and located in an area of Twin Lakes, you’ll peacefully enjoy sounds of nature while learning about wildlife safety, native plants, scat identification, territorial markings, and area history. Bear sightings are a strong possibility due to the hike being in a protected ancient grizzly corridor. You’ll start in our old-growth forested private property with a pond fed by year-round snowmelt attracting deer, elk, bears, bobcats, mountain lions, turtles, etc. Hikes go deep in the Canyon, following a creek then, coming out on top to spectacular views of the Mission Mountain Range taking between 2-4hours and generally 3-5miles. Expect bushwhacking, climbing over downed trees, steep grades on the inclines and declines. Elevation minimum is 3,800 feet while the max is 4,400 feet. This hike is considered light to moderate, experience dependent. Want different hike? Just contact us. **Night hike: for people wanting sureshot wildlife, stars, Milkyway &headlamps (i.e., á la Indiana Jones).

We'll walk an approximately two-mile path through Belltown and finish up at KEXP's Gathering Space in Seattle Center. The many stops along the way make this an approximately two-hour storytelling journey. I've dug deeply for places where the essential music of the era was both created and consumed in Seattle. The course of a few hours gives us time to explore a workable overview of the grunge era in Seattle and beyond. Please bear in mind that you needn't be versed in the grunge era (which I bookend with stories that place the action between 1985 and 1996-ish). Or if you're a grunge music super geek, I still believe I can add to that with deep cuts and thoughtfully researched connective logic. All ages are welcome, although there will be opportunities for the grown ups to stop briefly for beverages along the way. In which case, the all ages ticket holders get to play in the figurative street. Other things to note People ranging from the most casual of music fans to the randomly obsessed have taken my Grunge Redux tour. You don't need to even like the music to learn so much about Seattle along the way.

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and connect with nature at our serene ranch, home to a diverse range of fascinating animals. Our therapeutic and educational experience offers a unique opportunity to interact with Icelandic sheep, alpacas, llamas, and horses in a peaceful and natural setting. * Get up close and personal with our gentle and curious animals, including Icelandic sheep, alpacas, llamas, and horses. * Learn about the unique characteristics, habits, and habitats of each species through interactive educational sessions. * Participate in a guided farm tour, exploring our beautiful countryside and learning about sustainable farming practices. * Enjoy a relaxing and rejuvenating atmosphere, perfect for reducing stress and promoting mental well-being. * Take part in a variety of activities, such as animal feeding, grooming, and walking with our friendly farm animals. * Enjoy a refreshing drink or snack in our tranquil surroundings, taking in the breathtaking views of the countryside. *Visit our small farm shop with yarns and other farm made items.

Learn to paddle board on the iconic San Francisco Bay. We launch from Crane Cove Park, a unique urban beach that offers the calmest waters in San Francisco - ideal for learning to paddle. In our 90 minute lesson, you'll join up to 4 other paddlers and learn the fundamentals of good technique, interpreting tides and currents, and build confidence as you learn to master your board. Once we're solid on the basics, we'll head out on a paddle along the central waterfront. Most days we'll paddle past the Chase Center, up to Pier 54 for spectacular views of the city, only seen on the water. We will typically encounter various wildlife, including seals, sea lions, cormorants, pelicans, great blue herons, and much more. All experiences include the use of a paddle board, paddle, life vest, and an expert instructor to teach and guide you at your own pace.

★Our trip: 4-5 hours Road trip to the most beautiful and unique places in Squamish. We start from pick up point in our comfortable SUV car and head over the Sea to Sky Highway. We'll stop at the Murrin Provincial Park. For beginner to intermediate-level hike that you can complete in an hour or two. The 1.8-kilometer trail runs through the park and is just as beautiful for hiking, offering rewarding views over Howe Sound. Then we'll stop by SHANNON FALLS, BC'S Third Tallest Falls. From there, you are welcome to ride Sea-to-Sky gondola a 10 minute gondola ride will take you up to a truly magical place with some of the most spectacular views. With this tour you will hike some glorious trails, capture breathtaking pictures, experience The Squamish culture and the unbeatable views, we’re pretty sure you’ll be back for more before too long. ★Level: Please note that this is intermediate level. Not a beginner’s hike. You have to be ready for any weather conditions. ★Included in the tour: Drinks and snacks (It will be individually packaged for each guest) ★What to bring: Hiking boots,Waterproof rain jacket and pants,clothing layers, extra food and water ★COVID-19 Policies: The health and safety of all staff and guests is our number one priority. Health and safety measures must be followed.

Join us on an adventure on the San Francisco Bay. Explore by kayak or paddle board (your choice, including single or tandem kayak). We'll depart from Crane Cove Park in the Dogpatch neighborhood and paddle along the central waterfront past the Chase Center and other points of interest. Opportunities to see wildlife, including seals, sea lions, cormorant, pelicans, blue herons, and others. You will be accompanied by an expert guide to keep you safe from conditions and current. We know the Bay better than anyone and it is important to have knowledgeable guides with you. The paddle will take 90 minutes, including arrival and outfitting. We include all equipment, life vests, and paddles. We do not include wet suits, though they are not typically needed unless you are prone to falling in.

First, We will drive up along the beautiful See to sky highway and drop you off at *See to Sky gondola. 10 minute ride up and down is a thrilling adventure for all ages. The views of Howe Sound and the Squamish Valley are truly spectacular and world-class. You will have 1,5 hours of free time. Secound, we drive up north and drop you off at Whistler Village, about the cutest alpine village you’ve ever seen, nestled at the base of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Packed into the streets and alleys of the village are dozens of shops, restaurants, bars and activities. You will have 2 hours of free time in the village. With this tour, You will experience both Squamish and Whistler, the beautiful BC in a day. It’s a worthy adventure in and of itself with views you are not soon to forget. ・Pick-up/Drop off included ・Comfy truck ride ・A water bottle will be provided for each person ・Admission cost for See to Sky gondola at your OWN expense. You can purchase your ticket online or at window. Details ⇨hours-and-prices ・Meals & activities in Whistler Village are at your own expense Essentials to bring: Comfortable shoes, rain jacket (Anything waterproof) Trip detail arrangement for your needs: Planning for skiing and snowboarding? we can provide you drop-offs. please contact us for more details. *Please keep in mind for this trip we need minimum two people.

You'll learn how to take amazing photos even if you've never picked up a camera before. We'll meet in one landmark neighborhood and suddenly you'll discover the secrets of shooting in Chinatown or Palace of Fine Arts, taking shots with me. We'll capture street photography, dogs, architecture, and how to take a great photo of a person in less than a minute. It's guaranteed you'll get one on one guidance on light, angle, composition, and timing as we shoot together. You'll be inspired with advice on how to see differently and learn how to absolutely shoot your best angle and composition. You'll get the expertise from my 39-year photography business in the heart of Silicon Valley. I’ll review your photos on my Mac Pro advising you on what makes your best photos great so you can be successful after our shoot. And how you can improve photos you've taken. And you'll learn how to use any camera or phone and leave with your own incredible photos to share with your family and friends. Retreats: marybartnikowski dot com Join me on YouTube for Travel and Life Advice: Search my name: MaryBartnikowski What to Bring: A camera or smartphone with the battery charged. If you’re shooting on an SD card, I'll pop it in my computer so we can view your work. Cafe and bathrooms on site. Be prepared to walk a lot and learn new tips on how to take better photographs.