S6 E5: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Wapusk

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S6 E6: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Yellowstone

Welcome back to Emma’s ultimate guide to national parks. Yes, yes... We heard you!! Emma got an overwhelming amount of requests to go to explore Yellowstone National Park. Is it worth the hype? Spoiler alert: We sure think so. But beware: Stay out of the splash zone - we're going ...  Show more

S6 E7: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Bruce Peninsula

Welcome back to Emma’s ultimate guide to national parks. Today Emma is playing a home game: She is visiting Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario, Canada - a place that she knows extremely well because this is where she used to go camping with her parents when she was little. ...  Show more

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