71K views · 1.1K reactions | A moose got a little lost today. Tourism Sault Ste. Marie took this video of a moose making its way through the canal at the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site. We are told the Canal team closed the west lock and lowered the moose to the Huron side, safely in to shallow water. Video Courtesy: Tourism Sault Ste. Marie Be sure to share your pictures and videos with us at https://upnorthlive.com/chimein | UpNorthLive | Facebook

17K views · 386 reactions | Discover Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site: a 53-km journey which connects the Alaskan coast with British Columbia!  From a history as a trading route for the Tlingit and Tagish Indigenous peoples, to a role in the 1898 gold rush, this trail undoubtedly has a story to tell. Discover it below with our latest #ParksInsider video. ⬇✨ Parks Canada Yukon | Parks Canada | Facebook

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✅Add this hidden landmark to your bucket list . This Historic landmark is a collection of 17 interconnected sculptures built by Simon Rodia between 1921 and 1954 using salvaged materials like steel, glass, and ceramic tiles. Standing up to 100 feet tall, these towers showcase Rodia’s creativity and perseverance, now recognized as a National Historic Landmark and a cultural symbol The site also has a museum and arts center. Great places to visit for all ages . 📍 Watts Towers of Simon Rodia State