The wild, jagged landscape of northern British Columbia is an adventurer’s playground. With little tourism infrastructure, outstanding scenery, historical sites, and small towns unsullied by commer...

Stretching from the United States border to the far North past the Hudson Bay, Quebec is Canada’s largest province. Scattered throughout are 24 glorious national parks, all bursting with outdoor pu...

Few experiences can rival the feeling of being awoken from your tent surrounded by fresh air, mountains vistas, animals, and lakes. It’s like being reborn. Nothing can kill that mood faster than di...

Wedged in the far northern corner of Labrador between Quebec and the Labrador Sea is Canada’s youngest national park. While park rangers will tell you Torngat Mountains National Park has only been ...

It was the most popular and direct route pioneers of the Klondike Gold Rush could take to reach the headwaters of the Yukon River. But it was also the hardest, and known to travelers as the “meanes...

As one of Canada's largest national parks, Gros Morne National Park is fairly unknown by tourists. It’s a shame because the Newfoundland coastline is literally a treasure trove for outdoor enthusia...

If there’s one unofficial rule about visiting New Brunswick, it’s that you can’t leave without seeing all things Fundy. Between the hiking opportunities at Fundy National Park and the astounding ti...

A free-floating, flat chunk of ice that’s broken off from an iceberg, you may wonder what’s so exciting about frozen water. Well, the fact that you could get stranded at sea with polar bears and ot...

The Aurora Borealis (or the Northern Lights) is one of the greatest natural phenomenon in the world, and rightfully so, is on quite a few travel bucket lists. Named Aurora after the Latin word for ...

Located between the provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on the eastern side of Canada is a fairly large bay know as the Bay of Fundy. Part of the Atlantic Ocean, it is a popular spot for wha...