Described as an "open-air museum," this scenic park along a historic canal is a time capsule of the region's seafaring past on the Saint Lawrence River.
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This provincial park in Ontario, Canada, has one of the most acclaimed beaches in the country, and it offers a lot of opportunities for birdwatchers.
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Visit this striking lake in the Canadian Rockies for a quiet alternative to Lake Tahoe, with alpine meadow trails and tons of wildlife to spot.
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This quirky green space in the middle of Montreal, Canada, was once a landfill but has transformed into an idyllic spot for walking and cross-country skiing.
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Fit for extreme wilderness buffs and experienced trekkers only, these vast Canadian parks are out-of-this-world beautiful, and almost untouched.
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Americans looking to move out of the U.S. while staying close to home often look north to Canada, and these cities are popular choices.
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Reinders Corporation has ranked the greenest cities in the world, and this West Coast town took the top honors. If you visit, there's a lot of fun to be had.
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If traveling to places known for their unspoiled natural beauty is a priority, Canada's sprawling rainforest offers unforgettable views of the ocean and woods.
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Canada has a lot to offer families, adventure lovers, and people who love history and culture. If you're trying to beat the summer crowds, here's where to go.
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For breathtaking wilderness, substantial hiking trails, and adventurous kayaking, this off-the-beaten-path park is one of British Columbia's hidden gems.
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If you're looking to retire up north, you can check out this Ontario town that is close enough to the cities for comfort, while still offering rural adventure.
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There's more to Canada than the big cities in the east and west, and this underrated destination in the heart of the country has plenty to offer.
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UNESCO just designated this Quebec metropolis as the first Biosphere Reserve city, boasting over 500 species of wildlife and acres of pristine waterways.
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This stretch of wilderness, the largest provincial park in British Columbia, is Canada's remote recreation haven, filled with wildlife and beautiful hikes.
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If you're on the lookout for a peaceful waterfront getaway and want to avoid the heat and crowds of the beach, Canada has just the spot for you to check out.
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If you're looking for a European atmosphere in North America, these communities will have you questioning just what continent you're on.
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This lakeside Canadian metropolis offers world-class museums, diverse dining, vibrant festivals, and standout shopping at a much lower cost than NYC.
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Newfoundland boasts several adorable towns and picturesque locales, and one in particular is a haven for art lovers who also value charming outdoorsy spaces.
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This charming Canadian city just a few hours north of the international border with Maine is a seaside escape with art, local bites, trails, and a huge garden.
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This charming town located in Canada's Maritime Provinces offers historic architecture, pretty walking trails, and the largest mall in Atlantic Canada.
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This small town is centrally-located and provides visitors with a welcome break from the big-city hustle and bustle — at a lower price, to boot.
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This Nova Scotia seaside community is the ideal getaway for those who want to relax and soak up some ocean views that include rocky shores and gorgeous sunsets.
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In Ontario, you'll find a richly biodiverse lakeside ecosystem where swimmers, paddlers, anglers, and hikers relax alongside a variety of plants and animals.
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Sometimes you want to sweat it out at a humid tropical beach, but if you're looking for something a bit more chill (literally), Canada has a great spot, too.
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This park is Canada's only urban national park and offers plenty of outdoor adventure with its 14 trails and an incredible beach on Lake Ontario.
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This unique waterfall may not be the kind you are used to, but it's definitely worth a visit to Canada to see it up close along with the rest of the scenery.
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This provincial park in Ontario offers a sandy beach for swimming, more than 320 campsites for tents and RVs, and fishing spots just over an hour from Toronto.
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