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Last updated: November 3, 2026
Let's Go Play Outside (operated by Unik Experience) respects your privacy. This policy explains, in plain words, what personal information we collect, what it is used for, who has access to it, how long we keep it and how to exercise your rights. It complements the site's terms of use.
When you fill in a capture form (free guide, newsletter), we record:
We do not ask for a password, a phone number or a postal address on these forms.
We never sell or rent your information. We only share it with the providers named in this policy, solely to deliver these services.
Every email contains a one-click unsubscribe link. You can also use the unsubscribe page by entering your email address, no password needed. The request is processed immediately.
You can ask to see, correct or delete the information we hold about you, or withdraw a consent. Write to info@letsgoplayoutside.com or use the contact form, stating the email address concerned. We reply within 30 days. You may also file a complaint with the Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec.
You can ask us to delete your account and the information linked to it in two ways:
If your account was created with Facebook, also remove the app in Facebook: Settings and privacy, Settings, then "Apps and websites", and remove Let's Go Play Outside. This ends the app's access to your Facebook profile; deleting your account with us is done through one of the two routes above.
A cookie is a small file the site stores in your browser. Audience measurement is on by default: the tools below load as soon as a page opens. A discreet notice at the bottom of the screen tells you about it on your first visit; it blocks nothing, and you can close it with "OK". You can withdraw at any time with "Manage my cookies" (see below): the tools you choose then stop loading for you, and the site works exactly the same. Quebec law requires that a person be informed of the use of technology that allows them to be identified, located or profiled, and of the means available to turn those functions off (Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector, s. 8.1).
lgpo_temoins remembers that you have seen the notice and, if any, the categories you turned off (with the date) for 12 months. After that, the notice appears again.lgpo_lieu holds two things: the regions of the last twelve trail pages you viewed, and the approximate region derived from your IP address. Its only purpose is to suggest, on the home page, trails near you or in the regions you look at often. It contains no name, no email address and no IP address; it is never shared; and you can delete it in your browser settings — the home page will then show the most viewed trails, without personalisation.Our edge delivery provider (Cloudflare) passes us an estimate of your country, province and city based on your IP address. We do not store that estimate: it is used only, at display time, to choose which trails to show you.
_ga and _ga_<id>, kept for 2 years according to Google. If you turn audience measurement off, Google Analytics is disabled for you (Google's official opt-out flag) and its cookies are deleted.lgpo_ux_v, until you clear it or turn audience measurement off; lgpo_ux_s, for the visit only). These events are stored in our database, hosted by Supabase._clck and _clsk; the duration is set by Microsoft (Clarity cookie list)._fbp; the duration is set by Meta (Meta cookies policy).These providers process the data on their own servers, which may be located outside Quebec and Canada.
Click "Manage my cookies" at the bottom of any page. You can turn off audience measurement, tracking and analysis, or both, category by category, and turn them back on later. When you turn a category off, the site deletes those tools' cookies from your browser and reloads the page so they stop working right away. You can also delete all cookies in your browser settings: the notice will then appear again and the tools will be on again.
Advertising. The site displays no ads from an ad network (such as Google AdSense). The only advertising-related tool is the Meta pixel described in section 8, which you can turn off with "Manage my cookies".
Affiliate links. Some trail pages suggest gear through Amazon affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you click, we count the click (the product and the page it came from, with no cookie and no personal information) before sending you to Amazon. Once on Amazon's site, Amazon's privacy policy applies.
If you create an account or write to us, the information you enter (name, email, message, published content) is used only to run your account, publish what you choose to publish and reply to you.
If you sign in with Facebook, we receive your first name, last name and email address from Facebook, and nothing else. We never post anything to your Facebook account.
Person in charge of the protection of personal information: Unik Experience — Let's Go Play Outside, info@letsgoplayoutside.com. Any update to this policy is published on this page with its date.