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• Meet & Greet and Orientation

• Platoon walks totalling 50 km (over several days) along researched routes taken
  by the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Canadian Divisions in 1944 and 1945

• The Canadian Remembrance Torch, and pipe band accompaniment

• Professionally-certified tour guides, walking guide-notes, military gear

• Hotel barracks on the site of a former Canadian Second World War field hospital

• Ferry crossings of rivers: IJssel, and Scheldt    

• Sunset March Tribute on the Waal/Rhine Bridge in Nijmegen

• Remembrance tributes at Canadian war cemeteries, including Holten, Groesbeek and Bergen op Zoom
  and many Canadian war monuments

• Candlelight Torch walk, vigil with locals

• Entertainment and hospitality of Dutch towns and villages

• Liberation events, parties, and festivities with local communities
  
  
   

• Apeldoorn’s Liberation Parade with dozens of United Pipers for Peace bands,
  and tens of thousands of spectators! 

• HLGen Richard Rohmer (101-year-old Canadian veteran) as Parade Commander, participation of Canadian Second World War Veterans plus a large contingent of active members of the Canadian Armed Forces

• Historic “Flame-merging Ceremony” in Apeldoorn

• Private meeting with Princess Margriet following the “80 Years Liberation” event

• Farewell party with military-themed music and entertainment