Canada's Scenic Island Is A Nature Getaway With Uncrowded Beaches, Trails, And A Lighthouse
The Bay of Fundy is famous for its record-breaking tides, but this island in the heart of the bay is one of Canada's most charming hidden gems.
Read MoreThe Bay of Fundy is famous for its record-breaking tides, but this island in the heart of the bay is one of Canada's most charming hidden gems.
Read MoreThis remote Canadian gorge is the perfect off-the-beaten-path destination for anyone seeking dramatic scenery with fewer crowds north of the border.
Read MoreSome of North America's most rewarding outdoor escapes are in overlooked national parks, with remote landscapes, wildlife encounters, and fewer tourists.
Read MoreA global survey has just crowned this country as the best destination for hiking. Unsurprisingly, it's covered with stunning landscapes from coast to coast.
Read MoreThis nature destination in Canada contains a rock garden, water features, sculptures, and gorgeous flowers in the largest botanical gardens in North America.
Read MoreNot far from the metropolises of Detroit and Toronto is this Lake Huron city full of great eats, cool art, and a Blue Flag beach you won't want to miss.
Read MoreWith record-breaking coasters, a water park in summer, and plenty of kid-friendly rides, this amusement park in Canada is a must-visit for thrill seekers.
Read MoreYou may have heard of Banff, but this Alberta park could well have passed you by. However, its lakes and hiking make this lesser-known park worth the visit.
Read MoreThis national park in Alberta, Canada, is a UNESCO biosphere and home to tons of beautiful wildlife, with very few crowds compared to Banff and Jasper.
Read MoreCanada has some of the world's best national parks, but its largest also happens to be one of the country's most underrated and overlooked outdoor destinations.
Read MoreThe extra effort required to visit this remote national park in Canada is well worth it for the rugged peaks, alpine lakes, and unique local culture.
Read MoreRising from Manitoba's flat prairie, this underrated national park in Canada packs forests, lakes, wetlands, and year-round adventure into its borders.
Read MoreWhile this remote national park is difficult to reach, the rewards for doing so are great. Come for otherworldly hiking, rafting, and wildlife spotting.
Read MoreOne of the most popular national parks in Canada is a gorgeous Pacific Northwest wonderland full of scenic beaches, epic hiking, and great kayaking.
Read MoreYou can see huge ice fields, tall mountains, and stunning wildlife at this remote national park, the least visited outdoor gem in North America.
Read MoreWind your way through snow globe-like scenes on these breathtaking, North American train trips. They're beautiful year-round, but truly magical in the winter.
Read MoreTired of the same old crowded parks? Experience glaciers, ice floe, and wildlife outdoor adventures at one of North America’s least visited national parks.
Read MoreThis rarely visted national park is so far north that the bears are a different color, and you're more likely to stumble across a polar bear than a grizzly.
Read MoreThis stunning, ultra-remote national park is hard to reach. But those that do can enjoy a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure without any tourist crowds.
Read MoreHiking in this remote destination is not easy, so it sees fewer than 15 visitors a year, making it one of the least-visited national parks in North America.
Read MoreIf you want a scenic train trip through the Canadian wilderness but are worried about cost, this economy line provides all the spectacular views on a budget.
Read MoreSometimes the best outdoor recreation experiences can be found off the beaten track. With its gorgeous views, this Canadian park is an exquisite destination.
Read MoreThis epic cross-country adventure covers 18,641 miles through every Canadian province and territory with sections for hiking, biking, and paddling.
Read MoreThis huge national park sees relatively few visitors each year due to its remoteness. Thankfully, that means those who do visit can enjoy nature and solitude.
Read MoreFrom incredible waterfalls and a rock formation that resembles the Titanic to dinosaur tracks and fossils, this incredible geopark in Canada is worth a visit.
Read MoreCanada is an enormous country with lots of breathtaking national parks to explore, and in summer 2026, you can camp there for a discount or visit for free.
Read MoreWhile Canada and the U.S. have a lot in common, there are unique aspects to Canadian culture, weather, and geography that Americans should know when visiting.
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