9 articles to prepare your trip
Built in 1898 during the gold rush, the White Pass & Yukon Route connects Skagway to Carcross through mountain passes and canyons. Routes, history and tips.
Mille Îles
Binational archipelago on the St. Lawrence River between Kingston and Brockville: castles, national park founded in 1904, kayaking, sailing and historic wreck diving.
Juneau
Alaska's capital on Gastineau Channel, Juneau brings together glaciers, marine wildlife, Tlingit culture and mining heritage, in a setting accessible only by air or sea.
Facing Percé, Bonaventure Island hosts the world's largest Northern Gannet colony and 15 km of trails between cliffs and island heritage sites.
Victoria
At the southern tip of Vancouver Island, Victoria blends British heritage, generous nature and orca watching. A complete guide to visiting British Columbia's capital.
Île De Vancouver
Vancouver Island condenses everything the west coast of Canada has to offer into 460 kilometres: wild fauna, surfing, ancient forests and First Nations culture.
Twillingate
Known as the world's iceberg capital, Twillingate combines boat excursions, coastal trails, and fishing heritage on the northeast coast of Newfoundland.
Tadoussac
At the confluence of the St. Lawrence River and Saguenay fjord, Tadoussac brings together whales, foundational English-speaking heritage and the raw wilderness of Quebec's North Shore.
Skagway
At the head of Lynn Canal, Skagway preserves the spirit of the Gold Rush: Broadway 1898, White Pass railway and Chilkoot Trail. Our complete guide.
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