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Thomas Raddall Provincial Park - Exploring History & Beaches

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Channel: Avoiding Chores · 2011 · Travel & Events

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Preview video of the second series of geocaches placed by Nova Scotia Parks with help from Atlantic Canada Geocaching Association. Much like the other geocaching programs ACGA has been involved in with a number of Parks Canada sites, this is a slightly different take on the passport program.

Five new provincial parks will be selected with the theme of Aboriginal legends & travel routes.

In this video, we are at Thomas Raddall provincial park, the last park build by the province. There are a number of hiking trails that cross both the day-use and camping areas of the park.

The white sand beach at the day-use area is well worth the trip. Facing Port Joli harbour, the park faces Kejimkujik Adjunct.

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Overlooking Port Joli Harbour on Nova Scotia's South Shore, Thomas Radddall Provincial Park is a nature lovers' haven. The park is just across the harbour from Kejimkujik Seaside Adjunct National Park, and there are four migratory seabird sanctuaries nearby.

With over 650 ha (1,600 acres) the park offers visitors a wide range of outdoor experiences, including hiking, camping, picnicing, sight seeing, or relaxing on the beach. #avoidingchores

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