There is plenty to do on the shores of Saskatchewan's Candle Lake, and you can make this resort your home base, no matter what time of year it is.
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If you want to spend some time in Toronto away from your car, head to this district where you can check out historic shops and enjoy a peaceful lunch.
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This peaceful Lake Ontario getaway between Toronto and Kingston offers birdwatching, lakeside camping, easy hiking trails, and beach access.
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A trip to Canada offers loads of things to do, from city excursions to stunning little outdoor escapes, like this charmer in Manitoba.
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Outdoor lovers and retirees will likely feel at home in this Canadian town equipped with scenic trails, a large hospital, and a charming Main Street.
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This vibrant, revitalized city park, a destination in one of Toronto's oldest neighborhoods, has skyscraper views, greenery, and public art.
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In between Ontario’s two major cities is a provincial park for campers and nature lovers, with lakeshore activities, birding spots, and plenty of trails.
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Niagara Falls may be the most famous waterfall in the world, but there are other falls at a nearby Ontario nature preserve worth checking out, too.
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On the shores of Lake Superior in Ontario, you'll find a range of campgrounds, hiking destinations, and beaches offering scenic views of the water.
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This long lake stretches through a gorgeous valley, surrounded by some of southeast BC's most beautiful terrain, complete with camping, hiking, and lake time.
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Manitoba’s charming town with an intriguing attraction also boasts a historic village, pristine nature, and a gorgeous river trail.
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If you want a retirement full of waterfront beauty and adventurous sightseeing, you don't have to go expensive. Instead, opt for this budget-friendly city.
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These six breathtaking Canadian mountain towns could easily pass for Europe with Swiss, French, Bavarian, and other old world architecture and charm.
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Toronto and Hamilton are popular Canada tourist destinations, but the city neighborhood that exists between these two locations has some great things to offer.
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This Canadian mountain town offers riverfront trails, panoramic hikes, shopping streets, fishing adventures, and parks surrounded by dramatic peaks.
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If you want to visit a charming Canadian small town, head to Nova Scotia and check out this village, known for its brewery and miles of hiking trails.
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Get ready to pack the camera roll, because this picture-perfect lake in Canada's Yoho National Park is a show stealer with a stunning trail to boot.
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Lake Huron is a wonderful Canadian destination for many things. There is a provincial park that has beaches, hiking trails, and campsites for fun.
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While it's relatively close to the busy streets of Vancouver, this stunning island park offers rugged trails and gorgeous views that feel a world away.
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This city, only 2.5 hours from Winnipeg, feels like its own little getaway, with a cute town and excellent access to one of North America's best fishing lakes.
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In Canada's New Brunswick province on the East Coast, there's a fun, senior-friendly city with two downtowns, exciting festivals, and fishing opportunities.
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These two lakes nestled in a top national park in the Canadian views are separated by a ridge but both boast mountain views, hiking, boating, and quiet beaches.
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A short drive from Detroit's urban sprawl are peaceful green spaces, breathtaking lake views, and exquisite local cuisine offered by Canada's southernmost town.
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On the Caribbean side of Puerto Rico you'll find a serene reservoir lake surrounded by a lush tropical forest, an ideal destination for fishing and hiking.
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Families visiting British Columbia can find calm lakes, beginner-friendly hiking trails, fishing spots, and mountain scenery just north of Vancouver.
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Tucked between Ottawa and Kingston is Canada's quaint waterfront town with museums and a walkable downtown filled with locals shops and eateries.
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Canada is home to the only navigable fjord in North America, and to traverse its whale-filled waters, you can easily reach it from Quebec City.
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