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The Ice Skating rink and takes you to Fresh Market, the State Liquor Store, Prospector Square, Old Town Transit Center, and Snow Park Lodge at Deer Valley.Bus 2 (green) departs every 30 minutes from the Park City Mountain Village transit hub at the Ice Skating rink and takes you to the Library, Town Lift, Old Town Transit Center, Snow Park Lodge at Deer Valley, Fresh Market, Park Ave Condos, Park Meadows, Silver Star Express, Pay Day Condos, and Three Kings Condos.Bus 5 (yellow) departs every 30 minutes from the Park City Mountain Village transit hub at the Ice Skating rink and takes you to Prospector Square, the High School, the Library, Old Town Transit Center, and Snow Park Lodge at Deer Valley.Bus 101 (Spiro) departs every 15 minutes from the Park City Mountain Village transit hub at the Ice Skating rink. To Deer Valley: stops at Old Town Transit Center and Snow Park Lodge at Deer Valley. To Kimball Junction: stops at Park Ave Condos/Fresh Market, Canyons Village Transit Hub, and Kimball Junction Transit Hub.LOCATION INFORMATION Distance to Park City Mountain: ski-in/ski-out Distance to Canyons Village: 4.2 miles Distance to Deer Valley: 2.6 miles Distance to Historic Main Street: 1.0 mile Distance to Nearest City Bus Stop: on-site Distance to Salt Lake City International Airport: 36.6 miles Distance to Nearest Golf Course: 1.2 miles to Park City Golf Course Distance to Nearest State Liquor Store: 0.9 mile Distance to Nearest Grocery Store: 0.7 miles to Fresh MarketRESERVATION POLICYWhen booking, a 20% deposit is required upfront, with the final balance due 30 days before your arrival. Cancellations can be made within 48 hours of booking for reservations more than 32 days before arrival without penalties. Reservations canceled at least 30 days before arrival will forfeit the 20% deposit, while those canceled

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The ideal place to bask in the sun, have a chill picnic or to simply enjoy the scenic view of the sunset.Address: Yishun Ave 1, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, Singapore 769139Opening hours: Open 24 hours daily2. Seletar Fishing Village Located near Lower Seletar Reservoir and Yishun Dam is Seletar Fishing Village – a hidden spot that may look shabby at first glance, until you take the time to properly explore. This is Singapore’s last fishing village, one of the best-kept secrets that not many people may know of, which makes it one of the most interesting things to do on the island. Pay a visit and you’ll soon notice how time flows much slower there. It’s pretty much like a time capsule from the past.The place is known to be the most charming when the tide is low, especially during the golden hours. In the evenings, you’d likely find photographers walking down to the swamp area. With the stunning view of the setting sun, topped with barren trees in the foreground, pictures taken at Seletar Fishing Village look as though they were shot from a different era (or country) altogether. One of the most unique Singapore tourist attractions? We totally agree! Have your monopod ready when you’re here; even a film camera to produce rustic prints will be worthwhile. Besides that, you can even find kampung huts and a wooden jetty (named Jenal Jetty) there. These are used by a small pool of local fishermen today, but note that they’re out of bounds to the public. Address: Yishun Ave 1, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, Singapore 769139Opening hours: Accessible 24 hours daily but visitors are recommended to keep noise levels down and be non-intrusive to residents3. Hampstead Wetlands Park Another green sanctuary for rest and recreation is Hampstead Wetlands Park that’s located right in the middle of Seletar Aerospace Park. Featuring boardwalks and a nature trail, this 3.23ha wetlands is home to a variety of wildlife that inhabit the freshwater ecosystems. From the viewing decks, you might catch sight of butterflies, dragonflies, and even a wide variety of birds — like the white-throated kingfishers foraging for food. It’s also one of the best places to cycle in Singapore, with routes that are effortlessly scenic.With the wide diversity of flora and fauna, it is no wonder that photographers and animal-lovers are often found at Hampstead Wetlands Park. Best of all, the park’s

River, which flows into Lake Pukaki. This easy trail can be completed in under an hour. It leads through old terminal moraines from before the time the lake was formed. Some very interesting vegetation can be found in this area.Another popular side trail is the one that diverts left from the main trail about halfway up to the viewpoint on the moraine wall. It goes to the three Blue Lakes, which are actually green. There is a reason for that, and a trailside information kiosk tells us why. In the mid-1800s, when the Blue Lakes were named, they were fed by glacial meltwater filtering through the moraine. Today, because the glacier has receded, the water no longer flows from the glacier into the lakes. Therefore, the warmer rainwater that now feeds the lakes supports green algae, making the water green. The track to these lakes is somewhat more primitive, but very easy to follow. In summer, the lakes offer good swimming (but probably pretty cold!).One of the “Blue Lakes”A longer hike also starts at this same trailhead – it is called the Ball Hut Route. It follows an old road that has become a four-wheel drive track for its first 5 km (3 miles) until it reaches the small Ball Hut (yes, I mean small – it has three bunks and mattresses). The overall length of the trail to the hut is about 9 km (5.6 miles) and it rises about 300 meters (985 feet). After the end of the 4WD track, the route opens up to spectacular views but becomes more difficult and very unstable as it follows along collapsed parts of the moraine. This advanced route should be negotiated with caution (and at the time of this writing, the upper part is closed due to collapses caused by a major storm in December 2019). Normally, this is used by mountaineers who want to cross the ridge that separates the Tasman and Hooker Valleys via Ball Pass.Ball Hut (Department of Conservation)Major Towns and ResortsIn case I have not mentioned it, there really are no major towns or significant resorts near Mount Cook National Park, other than what is available in the Village itself, and a few other not-so-close small towns. But visitors do, of course, find places to stay and make a base for exploring this wonderful part of the South Island of New Zealand. Here are a few choices to examine.Mount Cook VillageNaturally, the closer you can stay to the action, the better, and Mount Cook Village could not be better positioned to provide visitor amenities, though limited in number they might be. The four-star Hermitage Hotel or Mount Cook Lodge and Motel are reasonably priced for these somewhat high-end hotels. There are a few other lodges and restaurants in the Village, all within a short walk of course. The Glentanner Park Centre (see above) is a Holiday Park and activity center. Just a short drive of less than 20 minutes from the Village, it offers affordable accommodation