Reaching the Summit

Hiking has never seen views like those enjoyed from the perch atop Mount Hope

  • Jun. 27, 2016 5:00 a.m.
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A hiker enjoys the stunning view atop Mount Hope. The Hope Mountain Centre encourages all hikers to get out and explore the trails and hills this summer season.

A hiker enjoys the stunning view atop Mount Hope. The Hope Mountain Centre encourages all hikers to get out and explore the trails and hills this summer season.

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