The World's First Tunnel To Connect Two Countries Is In This Incredible Midwest State
The first tunnel in the world to connect two countries underground is found in an iconic Midwest state, rich in history and gorgeous lakeside views.
Read MoreThe first tunnel in the world to connect two countries underground is found in an iconic Midwest state, rich in history and gorgeous lakeside views.
Read MoreThis lodge in the Yukon Territory in Canada is a prime spot for fishers and anglers, as well as travelers looking to explore the great outdoors. Find out more.
Read MoreThis eerie natural phenomenon may stop you in your tracks, but don't linger for too long — though it is mesmerizing, it could also be a sign of danger.
Read MoreIf you appreciate architecture and love to cruise, then Victory Cruise Lines has the perfect lineup of Great Lakes itineraries that showcase design wonders.
Read MoreMeasuring just a single square mile, the "world's smallest desert" is located north of the 60th parallel and welcomes hikers, sandboarders, and adventurers.
Read MoreIf you're looking for incredibly fresh seafood, head to Canada's Vancouver Island where this place, renowned for fishing, serves delicious eats.
Read MoreRoad trips don't come much more exciting and adventurous than this stunning drive through the spectacular scenery of Canada's Yukon Territory.
Read MoreHome to several distinct habitats, including savannah, swamp, marshland, and the region's longest white sand beach, this national park is worth the hype.
Read MoreMontreal is home to many exciting neighborhoods, and one in particular boasts amazing cobbled streets, historic buildings, and great shopping.
Read MoreRanked among the top mountain towns in the Rockies, this laid-back gem offers a mix of vintage architecture, legendary snowfall, and year-round adventure.
Read MoreBest enjoyed on foot or by helicopter, this aquamarine lake and iconic mountain vista is one of the most picturesque spots in Banff National Park.
Read MoreThis lakeside city in Quebec that is also close to the Vermont border is full of delicious food, amazing shopping, and lots of outdoor recreation in summer.
Read MoreOnce a former mining town, this off-grid community on Lake Superior boasts a laid back atmosphere with loads to explore from beaches and boat tours to hiking.
Read MoreNature and culture collide at an Ontario village where you can see the Canadian wilderness through the eyes of talented artists before experiencing it yourself.
Read MoreWhile this lodge is a prime spot for heli-skiing, there are things to see and do year-round -- even if you aren't an outdoor enthusiast.
Read MoreIf seaweed facials, ultra-glam tent camping, and scenic heli-fishing are your idea of a good time, this luxury wilderness lodge on Vancouver Island is for you.
Read MoreThis surreal lake in Banff National Park is a sight to behold. Here are the best hiking trails, canoe trips, overnight stays, and tips for your journey.
Read MoreThis city in the province of Alberta is like a Canadian version of Nashville with its famous rodeo, music festivals, country vibes, and plenty of things to do.
Read MoreVisit this stunning mountain town in the Canadian Rockies for instant access to outdoor adventure, delicious food, and even good thrift shopping.
Read MoreThis underrated destination in Canada is very close to Niagara Falls and is known as the "Waterfall Capital Of The World" thanks to its number of cascades.
Read MoreWander amid thundering falls and towering trees at this enchanting Vancouver Island park, home to a glistening lake and secluded campsites.
Read MoreThe perfect summer getaway is along this gorgeous river between the U.S. and Canada that is famous for its many islands where you can see beautiful castles.
Read MoreOne of North America's oldest towns is this coastal beauty in Canada, with a rich history and distinctive architecture that can still be explored today.
Read MoreLooking for the most exclusive outdoor experience in Canada? From helicopters and remote hiking to via ferrata routes, this is the best way to see the Rockies.
Read MoreSoak up breath-taking views across a vanishing Canadian glacier at a dramatic skywalk location that rivals the jutting precipice at Grand Canyon West.
Read MoreThis Canadian coastal destination once attracted Norse Vikings to its picturesque shores. The site now boasts the only confirmed remains found in North America.
Read MoreExplore Vancouver Island’s pristine beaches and dive among shipwrecks in the surrounding waters while staying in a lesser-known, quaint seaside village.
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