Canada's Road Trip Along A Canal Crosses Ontario's Most Scenic Lakes, Towns, And Historic Sites
A UNESCO-designated canal in Canada makes for a great road trip across Southeastern Ontario, passing scenic lakes and cute towns to explore.
Read MoreA UNESCO-designated canal in Canada makes for a great road trip across Southeastern Ontario, passing scenic lakes and cute towns to explore.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThis colorful, tiny village looks like it came straight out of a storybook, full of unique shops, art galleries, cozy cafes, and rural charm.
Read MoreThis charming Canadian town, under two hours from Toronto, is home to diverse shops, tasty eats, and a historic downtown with brick buildings.
Read MoreStep 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.
Read MoreThis charming Ontario park located just off the highway between Detroit and Toronto is a Canadian destination with a family theme garden, trails, and events.
Read MoreThis historic town offers easy access to some of Canada's largest cities while preserving its classic charm, relaxed vibes, and endless access to nature.
Read MoreThis lakeside hamlet in Ontario is nestled on the world's largest freshwater archipelago and offers visitors interesting museums and gorgeous scenery.
Read MoreThis pristine park in British Columbia is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and boasts a campground that provides everything from hot showers to firewood.
Read MoreIn British Columbia, Canada, there is a wildlife sanctuary where you can see a range of migrating birds that stopover here in between seasons.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreSituated near Vancouver and Washington is a huge lake perfect for water sports and surrounded by campsites, cabins, and a variety of hiking trails.
Read MoreBefore visiting beautiful Banff National Park, familiarize yourself with local rules and customs, from wildlife etiquette to parking tricks and trail manners.
Read MoreThis underrated island park in Ontario is known for its pristine wilderness and unique geology, boasting beautiful Lake Superior views and kayaking.
Read MoreThis lakeside town in Ontario is less than 30 minutes from Buffalo and Niagara Falls and offers calm waters for swimming and delicious restaurants.
Read MoreA quieter side of Niagara wine country offers boutique shops, destination-worthy dining, and acclaimed vineyards within easy reach of Toronto and the falls.
Read MoreThis retirement haven offers mild climate, breathtaking beaches, outdoor recreation, and lots of choice between exciting city life and quiet country living.
Read MoreWith a downtown filled with murals and indy coffee shops, plus Indigenous history showcased by a towering tepee, this city is an underrated Alberta destination.
Read MoreDescribed 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.
Read MoreThis provincial park in Ontario, Canada, has one of the most acclaimed beaches in the country, and it offers a lot of opportunities for birdwatchers.
Read MoreVisit this striking lake in the Canadian Rockies for a quiet alternative to Lake Tahoe, with alpine meadow trails and tons of wildlife to spot.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreFit for extreme wilderness buffs and experienced trekkers only, these vast Canadian parks are out-of-this-world beautiful, and almost untouched.
Read MoreAmericans looking to move out of the U.S. while staying close to home often look north to Canada, and these cities are popular choices.
Read MoreReinders 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.
Read MoreIf 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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