Grapes and golf go hand in hand in Niagara
More than 13 million visitors flock to the likes of Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, St. Catharines, Fort Erie and Welland each year. There literally is something for everyone in the Niagara region. And while the magnificent American and Canadian falls are the biggest tourist draws, the golf and wine industries are growing in popularity.
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Play Osprey Valley if you give a Hoot (and a Toot) about great golf
When you visit the 54 terrific holes that are Osprey Valley an hour northwest of Toronto, your first challenge is to understand the language.
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It's the photo-op every tourist wants: a whitetailed doe and her tiny fawn gazing at you from the other side of a babbling brook, verdant ferns at their feet, azure sky dotted with cottony clouds.
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Spectacular views part of the golf experience at Golden
The Golden Golf and Country Club in British Columbia has been considered a "hidden gem" by many golfers familiar with this area. Located in an area known for its skiing resorts yet a small town feel, the golf club started out as a nine-hour course before expansion in 1993. But, overall, the nines blend together exceptionally well, staff writer Andrew Penner reports, and a first-time visitor would likely never guess that it was two different architects.
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