If you're looking for your next wilderness adventure, this Canadian park offers everything from wildlife and hiking to pristine beaches and mountain vistas.
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Beyond Banff and Jasper, one of Canada's most remote national parks offers Arctic wilderness, abundant wildlife, rugged mountains, and pristine wetlands.
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A former Canadian mining hub is now a scenic mountain destination for hiking, paddling, fishing, camping, ghost towns, lake days, and historic sites.
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British Columbia is and outdoorsy paradise, and one park on Vancouver Island offers wild wilderness that's not outrageously far from Seattle and Vancouver.
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Older travelers might have needs at the airport to help with safety and mobility. Here are the airports that offer the best design and facilities for seniors.
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Skip Canada's more crowded National Park and visit another full of serene beauty, beautiful hikes, and stunning lakes nestled between Montreal and Quebec City.
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This unique park's naturalistic enclosures allow visitors to get up close to over 50 native and exotic animals while enjoying miles of scenic wetland trails.
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This rugged, off-the-beaten-path Canadian park has plenty of sights and activities to fill an entire day, from its swimming beaches to the scenic trails.
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This mining town in British Columbia was named after the Colorado town of the same name and features stunning alpine views and nearby parks to explore.
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With plenty of lakes, several nearby campgrounds, an abundance of hiking trails, and a historic building, this Canadian park is overflowing with adventures.
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While Canada may not seem like an ideal surfing destination, this spot on Vancouver Island is a surfing hot spot -- just make sure to bring a wet suit.
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Canada is serious about organic farms, but did you know many of them are packed into this one place? In this region, northern nature does not disappoint.
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Sitting directly on the coast of Miramichi Bay, this charming coastal village is an area rich in history, scenic beaches, great seafood, and friendly locals.
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Explore this charming Nova Scotia town with Canadian firsts, historic inns, cozy pubs, and small-town cozy vibes less than an hour from Halifax.
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This lake in Canada's Saskatchewan Province is a rural hideaway that highlights pristine beauty, plenty of paddling adventures, and waterfront campsites.
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Bust out the binoculars, because this delightful wetland in Canada has built a reputation as one of the country's best places for birdwatching.
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Canada's top city for 2026 offers historic streets, riverfront views, landmark hotels, French Canadian dining, and plenty to experience in every season.
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If you're looking for a quiet getaway in Canada, you can head to this New Brunswick park that offers camping near the beach and clear stargazing.
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Enjoy the endless waves from a beachfront property, dine on delicious fresh-caught seafood, and enjoy the summer vibes at this Prince Edward Island town.
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History and nature collide with spectacular results at this once-thriving mine town in the wilds of British Columbia, Canada.
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For adventurers looking for a truly remote escape into the wild, this provincial park in Canada is a must-visit location with wildlife and gorgeous vistas.
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Hop between vineyards and wineries before going tubing down the local river and tucking into a cozy accommodation in this Canadian valley destination.
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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.
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It'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.
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Hiking, cycling, paddling, and fishing are just some of the ways to enjoy the extraordinary surroundings in this stunning pocket of Northern British Columbia.
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Visiting 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.
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Not 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.
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