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Fremont plans on Renting Kayaks and Canoes to Make City More Tourist Friendly

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FREMONT – The Mayor of the city has come up with an idea to bring more visitors to the land and make it tourist friendly. They are considering to rent out kayaks, paddleboards, and canoes to the people who come visit the city’s reservoir. The officials of Fremont are making considerable efforts to make their city more visitor friendly and bring in some revenue.

The proposal for renting the kayaks was put forward by Tim Willis of Kayaking Ohio. He proposed putting the business of kayak rentals at the city’s reservoir. The Mayor of Fremont, Danny Sanchez, is considering this proposal, since it fits best with their plans of paving the trail of reservoir and make the site touristy. The plans of rentals were originally laid out by the Mayor in 2018. And now they are soon going to become the reality.

An ordinance for approving the proposal of Willis went through Fremont City Council meeting for the first reading on April 18th. Once the proposal is met with surety, people would be able to visit the city’s reservoir and enjoy kayaking and paddling in the rented kayaks and canoes. Alternatively, they can also bring their own inflatable kayak to enjoy the waters of Fremont.

The proposal that was put forward by Tim Willis stated that he would provide kayaks, paddleboard, and canoe rentals during the summer season to people who would either rent the equipment online, or physically on the location. And 20% of the sales of this equipment would go to the city.

Regarding the pavement of the reservoir, that would be completed tentatively by the end of July this year. And once that is done, it would become an ideal place for runners and people on wheelchair. People will also be able to use the reservoir pavement for multiple other purposes like cycling, skating, fishing, and other kinds of outdoor activities.

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Top Road Trip Destinations in Canada

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Did you know that 1.93 million Americans traveled to Canada in 2020? That number was down year-over-year due to COVID-related travel restrictions. 

While some Americans visit the Great White North via plane, others prefer road trips. It can be fun to plan an itinerary, book a hotel, pack the luggage, load your family into the car, and head to the border. But if a road trip to Canada is in the plans for you and yours this summer, what Canadian destinations are worth the potentially thousands of miles of driving? Keep reading to learn about the top road trip destinations in Canada.

Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan

Grasslands National Park is one of Canada’s 44 national parks and park reserves. Whether you’re an earlier bird or a night owl, the national park in Southern Saskatchewan provides an ideal prairie landscape. It’s the perfect place to unwind, immerse yourself in nature, and recalibrate your life.

Enjoy the great outdoors on a campsite, or take part in hiking adventures by exploring trails. The solitude and breathtaking beauty of this national park will leave you in awe. Make time for the Ecotour Scenic Drive. It’s about 20 km (around 12.5 miles) long and will take one to three hours to complete depending on your pace. 

Toronto to Stratford, Ontario

If there’s one Canadian city most Americans have heard of, it’s Toronto. Toronto, the capital of Ontario, is the fourth largest city on the continent. It’s also home to the only authentic castle in North America. Casa Loma, located in midtown Toronto, is worth the visit. So, too, is the CN Tower, which is the biggest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere. The city also has citizens representing 200+ ethnic groups. 

While there’s plenty to see and do in Toronto, why stop there? It’s a good idea to include a Toronto-to-Stratford excursion while on your road trip to Canada. You must travel 150 km (about 93 miles ) west to get to Stratford. You’ll see Victorian architecture and get to take in the live theater. Most Americans probably haven’t heard of Stratford before. But when you come for a visit, there’s a good possibility you won’t ever forget it.

North Cape Coastal Drive, Prince Edward Island

If you haven’t ever taken a road trip to Prince Edward Island, you don’t know what you’re missing. It’s Canada’s smallest province, but it sure offers a boatload of fun. Are you a foodie or do you like to indulge in the local cuisine when traveling? Check out the western peninsula. You can delight your tastebuds with the range of food available. 

Make time to visit the Canadian Potato Museum in the province. After taking in the sites and attractions at the museum, enjoy a meal at the onsite PEI Potato Country Kitchen. The menu has items like the chili topped baked potato, which features a baked potato, homemade chili, and cheese. Meanwhile, the pulled pork potato features a baked potato topped with pulled pork, cheese, and sour cream on the side. That’s just a sampling, and all baked potato dishes are served with fresh-cut, homemade chips.

If you’re intersted in a U.S. to Canada road trip this year, the options above will give you some ideas. The sky’s the limit since there’s so much to see and do. 

You’ll want to ensure your vehicle is in good working order to avoid breakdowns. You’ll also want to stay alert on the road since you’ll be traveling a lot of miles and spending hours behind the wheel of your car. 

If you get into an accident, you must know what to do. In addition to reporting the accident, calling your insurer, and possibly even booking a rental car to complete your road trip, you’ll want to contact a personal injury lawyer if anyone is injured. 

No one wants to consider accidents or injuries when on a road trip. But it’s best to hope for the best while being prepared for the worst. You’ll enjoy the journey and the destination a lot more when you’ve done everything possible to prepare for any possible issues.

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