Outdoor enthusiasts should make a beeline for the largest lake in Canada's spectacular Kananaskis Country, where everything from fishing to hiking awaits.
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This stunning Canadian province is filled with natural beauty, from rugged shorelines that feel like Maine to inviting small cities and interesting attractions.
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The vast northern reaches of Ontario, Canada provide ample opportunities for laid-back outdoor adventures year-round, with one location a clear stand-out.
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The shores of Lake Erie harbor countless opportunities for fun and relaxation, and this Canadian beach town ticks many of the boxes for outdoor adventure.
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One of the oldest and most scenic drives in Ontario, this route isn't very long but it's packed with scenery, interesting stops, and plenty of things to do.
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Skip Banff and head to this hidden-gem provincial park in Central Alberta that features tranquil lakes and the only lakeside seawall in Canada.
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Spend your Golden Years gazing at idyllic views of Canada’s Okanagan Valley, surrounded by scenic mountains and natural attractions.
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This spot in Alberta will provide guests with a relaxing getaway on the lake. Plus, it won't be as crowded as the most popular spots in Canada.
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This scenic island park in Canada is teeming with trails, beaches, and ocean views making it a less-visited alternative to Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.
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This historic town in Ontario is surrounded by sprawling green spaces and celebrates its multiethnic heritage through fun events and a local art museum.
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Canadians are saying goodbye to US vacations in 2026, with Canadian travel south of the border dropping considerably due to various factors.
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Canada is home to some popular lakeside destinations, but this one is a bit lesser known. You can enjoy some time on the water without worrying about crowds.
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This Alberta provincial park is a peaceful and quiet escape, with miles of hiking trails, dozens of campsites, and a variety of unique birds that you can spot.
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Hidden near several rivers and lakes, this cozy Quebec town offers easy access to hiking, fishing, and camping, while scenic views are never far away.
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Experience peace and tranquility at this protected area in the Canadian Rockies that's less than an hour from Banff, but offers incredible hiking and scenery.
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The beauty of British Columbia is well documented, and this underrated mountain city has everything from trails to lakes just waiting to be enjoyed.
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For a charming escape from Toronto's city buzz, head to this nearby town known for its friendly community vibes plus local shops, restaurants, and golf courses.
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Close to both Ottawa and Montreal, this tiny destination lets visitors explore a cozy downtown and parks while enjoying a unique French-Canadian heritage.
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A gorgeous glacial lake in Alberta, Canada offers a variety of hiking trails for all levels and canoeing on turquoise waters.
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Explore the largest pedestrian subway network in the world, with access to shopping malls, markets, luxury hotels, museums, and more, in this Canadian city.
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This charming, lesser-known Québec getaway near Maine is packed with riverfront scenery, hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing spots, and small-town charm.
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The iconic falls might get all the attention, but Ontario is full of charming little cities just a stone's throw away. This one is worth your while.
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It may be lesser known than some of the larger cities lining Lake Erie's shores, but this small town is worth a visit if you're looking for a beach getaway.
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One provincial park in Canada's British Columbia centers on a lake and offers warm waters for swimming, scenic trails, RV camping, and other activities.
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If you're a senior planning a trip to Toronto sometime soon, this local guide to the Canadian metropolis will help you with your city break.
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Vancouver's coastal views may be the most popular destination in British Columbia, but nearby Port Moody has a similar feel in a much cozier package.
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Walk through Canada’s serene prairie landscapes with views of a pristine lake at a provincial park in Saskatchewan, offering quaint camping setups.
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