Just a few hours from Edmonton, Jasper, Banff, and Lake Louise, this park boasts a multi-layer waterfall you can love without hordes of tourists.
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From luxury escapes to sun beaten colonial landmarks, these former mining cities have reinvented themselves as ski resorts, art hubs, and cultural destinations.
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Canada is loaded with stunning natural scenery, from glistening lakes to lush forests, and you can find lots of it in a single protected park in Quebec.
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This provincial park may not be as well known as some of the tourism hotspots in Alberta, but it offers boating, camping, and hiking for everyone.
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The third-largest island in North America's Great Lakes is a Canadian gem, with delicious eats, cute shops, camping, and historic buildings.
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Hidden in the dense foliage of Canada's Vancouver Island, this 182-foot barked giant is at least two millennia old and the world's largest tree of its kind.
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Want to take in the Canadian outdoors without getting overwhelmed by a sea of crowds? The country is hiding a beautiful lake oasis with everything you can want.
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If you want to learn some Canadian history and take part in some cultural festivals, you can head to this Ontario town near Lake Erie and see the sights.
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This under-the-radar city in British Columbia is just an hour from Vancouver but offers scenic countryside landscapes and farm-to-table restaurants.
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Visit the world's longest freshwater boardwalk in the Canadian Rockies for a scenic stroll and the opportunity to spot beavers and other wildlife.
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A UNESCO-designated canal in Canada makes for a great road trip across Southeastern Ontario, passing scenic lakes and cute towns to explore.
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This breathtaking lake in British Columbia is known for its clear, turquoise waters that you'd usually see in the Caribbean. Here's exactly where to find it.
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This colorful, tiny village looks like it came straight out of a storybook, full of unique shops, art galleries, cozy cafes, and rural charm.
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This charming Canadian town, under two hours from Toronto, is home to diverse shops, tasty eats, and a historic downtown with brick buildings.
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Step back in time at this Canadian National Historic Site, which was once an abandoned mill village and is now a restored open-air museum with accommodations.
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This charming Ontario park located just off the highway between Detroit and Toronto is a Canadian destination with a family theme garden, trails, and events.
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This historic town offers easy access to some of Canada's largest cities while preserving its classic charm, relaxed vibes, and endless access to nature.
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This lakeside hamlet in Ontario is nestled on the world's largest freshwater archipelago and offers visitors interesting museums and gorgeous scenery.
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This pristine park in British Columbia is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and boasts a campground that provides everything from hot showers to firewood.
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In British Columbia, Canada, there is a wildlife sanctuary where you can see a range of migrating birds that stopover here in between seasons.
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This remote archipelago may take some effort to get to, but you'll be rewarded with whales and sea lions, plus hundreds of rocky islands to explore.
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If you're looking for the prettiest Main Street in Ontario, you'll find it in this gorgeous Canadian village just a short drive from Toronto.
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Situated near Vancouver and Washington is a huge lake perfect for water sports and surrounded by campsites, cabins, and a variety of hiking trails.
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Before visiting beautiful Banff National Park, familiarize yourself with local rules and customs, from wildlife etiquette to parking tricks and trail manners.
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This underrated island park in Ontario is known for its pristine wilderness and unique geology, boasting beautiful Lake Superior views and kayaking.
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This lakeside town in Ontario is less than 30 minutes from Buffalo and Niagara Falls and offers calm waters for swimming and delicious restaurants.
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A quieter side of Niagara wine country offers boutique shops, destination-worthy dining, and acclaimed vineyards within easy reach of Toronto and the falls.
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