The Largest Of Canada's Wooden Roller Coasters Is A Twisted And Speedy Gem Located In Montreal
This wooden roller coaster in Canada is one of the highest two-track thrill rides in the world and provides plenty of butterfly-inducing hills.
Read MoreThis wooden roller coaster in Canada is one of the highest two-track thrill rides in the world and provides plenty of butterfly-inducing hills.
Read MoreIt's rare to find a nature reserve whose full scope and beauty can only be appreciated over a two-day period. But this park is a rare find indeed.
Read MoreHiking, cycling, paddling, and fishing are just some of the ways to enjoy the extraordinary surroundings in this stunning pocket of Northern British Columbia.
Read MoreVisiting Canada? There's a million-acre stretch of Alberta backcountry with no roads, no cell service, and mountain peaks that climb past 10,100 feet.
Read MoreNot only does this park see fewer visitors than Banff, but it's a great spot for scuba divers to view shipwrecks or hikers to venture out to a unqiue island.
Read MoreOne of Canada's least-visited national parks, this hidden gem accessed by floatplane packs some of the country's greatest canyon, waterfall, and wildlife views.
Read MoreCanada has a lot of spectacular scenery worth seeing, and you can embark on one of the prettiest road trips in North America by heading down this route.
Read MoreThis park stands out for its remarkable diversity of endemic species, rugged natural beauty, and impressive preservation of Indigenous heritage sites.
Read MoreThis Acadian city in Canada is a designated Age-Friendly Community and offers a comfortable environment for retirees, plus a variety of shops and restaurants.
Read MoreRick Steves has made a career on giving sage advice to travelers of all ages, but he has some particular tips for seniors who want to explore the world.
Read MoreA dramatic gorge tucked away in New Brunswick offers towering cliffs, a massive waterfall, and unforgettable views on Canada's scenic East Coast.
Read MoreIf a laid-back vibe in a lakeside town surrounded by nature is your idea of heaven, this Canadian island offers parks, trails, and snow sports with less crowds.
Read MoreThis quaint city in Ontario is a haven for waterfront walks, paddling trails, and over 30 murals that are scattered throughout its pretty downtown.
Read MoreWant the natural beauty of Banff without the huge crowds? Then head to this special place nestled in the Canadian Rockies for outdoor adventures galore.
Read MoreQuebec is home to a stunning destination that lets visitors walk across a lengthy suspension bridge, view waterfalls, or embark on a unique night hike.
Read MoreThe charming hamlet is rich in history, includes a highly rated tour of the old mines, and it's surrounded by easy hiking trails with unforgettable views.
Read MoreQuebec is home to some of the most unique culture and natural beauty in Canada, and one small town offers visitors access to the best of the province.
Read MoreSmall-town Ontario shines bright in this charming town not too far from Toronto and Barrie, with no shortage of delicious food and outdoor adventures.
Read MoreJust south of the Yukon border and within British Columbia, Canada, lies a tiny town alongside a picturesque mountain range and lake, perfect for exploration.
Read MoreBoreal forests, quiet beaches, provincial parks, and friendly locals make this Northwestern Ontario town a quintessential Canadian destination.
Read MoreHead to the north to experience a charming riverfront Canadian City near a beautiful lake with a reputation for some serious catfish.
Read MoreWant a little taste of Scotland? You can get it without crossing the Atlantic at this Canadian gem filled with heritage, history, and scenic views.
Read MoreThis gorgeous green space in Canada's largest city sits opposite the Toronto Botanical Garden and offers visitors acres of flowers and trees to wander through.
Read MoreCanada has a rather unique military history, part of which you can explore firsthand at hauntingly beautiful fort ruins that don't cost a dime to see.
Read MoreOntario has a wealth of small towns with quaint shops, but this one features river views that make the outdoor landscape here particularly beautiful.
Read MoreThis town is home to a wonderfully welcoming Main Street and a stunning, family-friendly lake-front beach and provincial park, making it a fantastic getaway.
Read MoreThis abandoned town in British Columbia draws curious travelers from all over, with eerie ruins surrounded by exquisite mountains, forests, and waterfalls.
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