Canada's 'Gateway To The North' Is A Scenic Lake Paradise
With its quick access to lakes and provincial parks, this charming destination in Ontario is a wonderful spot for all sorts of outdoor adventures.
Read MoreWith its quick access to lakes and provincial parks, this charming destination in Ontario is a wonderful spot for all sorts of outdoor adventures.
Read MoreThis small Canadian island offers a unique mix of U.S. and Canadian history with a former president's summer cottage plus charming maritime sites.
Read MoreIf you want to avoid crowds but still enjoy Canada’s famous blue lakes and majestic mountain scenery, head to this quiet spot in an underrated national park.
Read MoreThis historic Canada island park offers coastal hiking trails past old forts and lighthouse viewpoints, quiet beaches with shipwreck remains, and birdwatching.
Read MoreThis lake in Canada is so remote that only a few hundred anglers make the trip every year, though they're treated to some of the best fishing in the country.
Read MoreThis stretch of Newfoundland's coast has over 200 days of fog every year and is a paradise for anglers who can catch Atlantic char, salmon, and cod.
Read MoreThis Ontario town shares its name with one of the most famous cities in Europe, and it draws a lot from the continent, from its architecture to its streets.
Read MoreTucked near the heart of Toronto, this sprawling beach is a haven for volleyball, quiet strolls, swimming, and kayaking, with views of downtown.
Read MoreThis little-known island is a favorite for Arctic wildlife cruises and guided edge-of-floe camping expeditions, perfect for seeing polar bears and marine life.
Read MoreThis Canadian destination blends heritage streets, local eateries and bakeries, Sydenham River kayaking, and powerful Underground Railroad history.
Read MoreOffering cozy cottage rentals, communities with charming downtowns, and easy access to outdoor recreation, this spot in Canada is ideal for a relaxing escape.
Read MoreThis colorful waterfront hamlet is one of Nova Scotia's best-kept secrets, tucked away on Cape Breton Island, highlighting a distinctive local culture.
Read MoreThis charming city in Ontario, Canada, has old school architecture, boutique shopping, and Shakespeare festivals, all with a distinct European flavor.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a base near Cape Breton Highlands National Park, this Cape Breton Island town is a comfortable choice with hotels, restaurants, and more.
Read MoreThis charming Canadian college city is known as a hub of excitement, filled with history, entertainment, and natural attractions to explore.
Read MoreTravel between two of Canada's most beautiful national parks, Banff and Jasper, on this incredible rail route that's only running during the summer of 2026.
Read MoreThis city is less than two hours from Toronto but feels a world away, with its riverfront trails and parks, youthful energy, and diverting attractions.
Read MoreAlthough Canada is far from the Caribbean, the crystal-clear lake waters surrounding this quaint town make it a stunning summer escape.
Read MoreClose to several lakes and home to a cozy downtown with all sorts of local shops and restaurants, this Canadian town is a lovely spot for a vacation.
Read MoreOver a century ago, on Canada’s Vancouver Island, an abandoned limestone quarry was given a second life as one of the world’s most beautiful, exotic gardens.
Read MoreThis Toronto park offers 820 acres of beaches, skyline views, and lakeside fun, whether you're looking for a family-friendly escape or an adults-only outing.
Read MoreIf you're looking for idyllic hiking trails, gorgeous lakefronts, and watching where the buffalo roam, this national park in Canada is stunning.
Read MoreNot only is this hip Vancouver neighborhood charming, trendy, and walkable, but it's got some of the city's best food across an array of cuisines.
Read MoreThis charming Canadian community, nestled along the St. Lawrence River, is a haven for outdoor lovers and those who have an affinity for historic downtowns.
Read MoreMotorcyclists have been making the pilgrimage to this small city for decades and the festival now draws thousands, featuring live music, beer tents, and vendors.
Read MoreFrom the Atlantic to the Pacific, Canada's beaches shift from wild, wind-carved shores to serene stretches of sand with crashing waves and big open skies.
Read MoreNot only is this pier in Canada a great spot for fishing, but visitors can enjoy stunning views out over the water that make it great for a quick photoshoot.
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