There's a quaint, underrated town on Alberta's Cowboy Trail, right near the Montana border, that is perfect for history buffs and nature enthusiasts.
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There are over 100 functional lighthouses on the West Coast, and we think these 10 offer the most breathtaking views, rich histories, and picturesque designs.
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Looking for a rugged adventure to cast a line, pitch a tent, or just enjoy some natural beauty? This mountainous reservoir offers a peaceful escape from it all.
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This bucolic Canadian gem boasts small-town charm with its historical Main Street, unique grain elevators, local antique shops, and down-home eateries.
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Whether you're planning a tropical island vacation or an immersive cultural experience, there's a tranquil, car-free destination that fits the bill.
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Less than two hours from Kelowna, this charming lakeside city in British Columbia, Canada is worth the trip for its mountain views, waterfront fun, and dining.
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Anglers who make the trek to this incredibly remote reservoir — the largest in Quebec — will be rewarded with trophy-sized catches and total solitude.
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Visitors to this Canadian city will be treated to fantastic restaurants, a unique history, and a thriving downtown nestled along a scenic river.
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A sweeping coastal dune, Acadian flavors, beaches, and quiet waterfront trails give this small New Brunswick stop a surprisingly large dose of charm.
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This peaceful town in the Canadian Maritimes is tucked away on a remote island and offers outdoor activities and a local museum with over 5,000 artifacts.
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A short drive from Detroit and Buffalo is an eco-resort where you can stargaze, release turtle hatchlings, kayak, and more in a tranquil setting.
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The largest beaver dam in the world, roughly double the length of the Empire State Building, is a feat of nature that's best seen from the skies.
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This lovely town in Canada is a popular retirement destination for a reason and has a scenic river, gorgeous sandy beaches, quick trails, and beautiful parks.
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It's easy to think Canadian and American culture are intermingled, but North American neighbors can be surprised by what they find over the border.
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Escape into Ontario's nature on foot, car, or motorcycle, and experience its beautiful lakes and stunning views during the day, or stop and stay overnight.
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A scenic Sunshine Coast getaway offers waterfront stays, an artsy local scene, fishing, paddling, and hiking with mountain and coastal views all around.
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History and harbor views come together delightfully at this scenic little Canadian town near Lake Huron, with floating hotels and living heritage all around.
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Step into a storybook village surrounded by picturesque farmlands and rolling hills in Quebec, where farm-to-table food meets modern art galleries.
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A small Ontario escape on Lake Erie has sandy shores, local food, craft brews, and a relaxed waterfront setting that works well for an easy weekend away.
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This tiny town has been featured in several high-profile TV shows, and it's home to several cozy parks, popular shops, and well-reviewed restaurants.
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Many restaurants around the world have long and storied pasts — including being sites for chilling ghost stories. Here's where to go for a spooky time.
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Off British Columbia's coast, a tiny Canadian island village offers exceptional whale watching, Indigenous culture, historic waterfronts, and nature trails.
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Looking for a coastal getaway filled with breathtaking views, fresh seafood, and outdoor adventure? This Canadian gem's got you covered.
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Explore quiet coves, cast a line, and roam wild forests while surrounded by remote and rugged natural beauty at Nova Scotia's largest artificial lake.
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This provincial park has a quiet, undiscovered hiking trail and wilderness camping options, with lakeside tent pads and sweeping views of the valley below.
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This lesser-known Canadian coastal park pairs ocean views, various campsites, scenic trails, and abundant wildlife with a peaceful, uncrowded setting.
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Located inside Pacific Rim National Park, this Vancouver Island spot offers forested paths for quiet walks, locations for storm watching, and rich history.
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