Ranked among the top mountain towns in the Rockies, this laid-back gem offers a mix of vintage architecture, legendary snowfall, and year-round adventure.
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Best enjoyed on foot or by helicopter, this aquamarine lake and iconic mountain vista is one of the most picturesque spots in Banff National Park.
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This 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.
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Once 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.
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Nature and culture collide at an Ontario village where you can see the Canadian wilderness through the eyes of talented artists before experiencing it yourself.
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While 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.
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If 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.
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This 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.
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This 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.
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Visit this stunning mountain town in the Canadian Rockies for instant access to outdoor adventure, delicious food, and even good thrift shopping.
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This 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.
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Wander amid thundering falls and towering trees at this enchanting Vancouver Island park, home to a glistening lake and secluded campsites.
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The 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.
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One 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.
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Looking 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.
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Soak up breath-taking views across a vanishing Canadian glacier at a dramatic skywalk location that rivals the jutting precipice at Grand Canyon West.
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This Canadian coastal destination once attracted Norse Vikings to its picturesque shores. The site now boasts the only confirmed remains found in North America.
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Explore 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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Immerse yourself in storybook-worthy landscapes and laid-back seaside charm on these remote and rugged islands along Canada's Atlantic coast.
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The Northern Forest Canoe Trail offers miles and miles of adventure through the northeastern United States and part of Canada.
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Hidden in the eastern Canadian province of Newfoundland is a secret island retreat that limits visitor numbers to 30 per night for a quiet, rustic getaway.
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This Canadian province is the only place where you can witness polar bears, black bears, bison, moose, and beluga whales; also known as the Big Five.
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The west coast of Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands in Canada offer some of the most unique and biodiverse snorkeling experiences in North America.
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This charming Canadian town, located halfway between Montreal and Toronto, offers a relaxing riverside getaway with quaint shops, history, and lovely ambiance.
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This remote Canadian national park is an otherworldly wilderness prime for glacial explorations, mountain hikes, wildlife spotting, and northern lights views.
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For breathtaking fjord views that rival the likes of Norway and Alaska, head to this national park in Canada to enjoy cascading waterfalls and wildlife galore.
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One of the downsides of hiking can be not having a comfortable place to rest, but this trail offers up cozy cabins so you can take a break.
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