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Wild Pacific Trail

Wild Pacific Trail

Coastal trail on the Ucluelet peninsula: Amphitrite lighthouse loop, centuries-old red cedars, whale watching and Pacific storm views.

White Pass & Yukon Route Railway

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.

Wendake

Wendake

Twenty minutes from Quebec City, Wendake is the territory of the Huron-Wendat Nation: museum, reconstructed village, immersive evening experience and traditional crafts.

Centre culturel et du patrimoine Uplands

Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre

A Victorian estate from 1862 in Lennoxville (Sherbrooke), Uplands brings together British Georgian architecture, regional art exhibitions and the tradition of English afternoon tea.

Top of the World Highway

Top of the World Highway

301 km of ridgelines between Dawson City (Yukon) and Tok (Alaska): distance markers, seasonality and advice for planning this panoramic drive.

Revelstoke

Revelstoke

Revelstoke, a British Columbia town nestled in the Columbia Valley at the foot of the Selkirk Mountains: national parks, powder skiing and Canadian Pacific railway heritage.

Pointe-Taillon National Park

On Lake Saint-Jean, Pointe-Taillon National Park stretches across 15 km of beaches, 45 km of cycling trails and rich wildlife, 30 km northwest of Alma.

Parksville

Parksville

On Vancouver Island's east coast, Parksville combines family beaches, a sand sculpture festival, Horne Lake caves, and Milner gardens.

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls

Horseshoe Falls, Black Canadian heritage, vineyards 15 minutes away: practical guide to Niagara Falls, an Ontario city 1.5 hours from Toronto.

Mont Royal

Mount Royal

An urban massif dominating Montreal, Mount Royal brings together a landscaped park, viewpoints, an illuminated cross, the Saint-Joseph Oratory and remarkable biodiversity within a heritage-listed site.

Mille Îles

Thousand Islands

Binational archipelago on the St. Lawrence River between Kingston and Brockville: castles, national park founded in 1904, kayaking, sailing and historic wreck diving.

Miles Canyon

Miles Canyon

Just a few kilometres from Whitehorse, Miles Canyon combines basalt cliffs, turquoise Yukon waters and 8,000 years of First Nations history.

Parc National de la Mauricie

Mauricie National Park

North of Shawinigan, 536 km² of forests and 150 lakes between the Canadian Shield and Indigenous heritage: complete guide to Mauricie National Park.

Kluane Museum of Natural History

Kluane Museum of Natural History

A cultural stop on the Alaska Highway, the Kluane Museum of Natural History presents Yukon wildlife, Southern Tutchone culture, and regional mineralogy at Burwash Landing.

Itsanitaq Museum

Itsanitaq Museum

In Churchill, the Itsanitaq Museum brings together Inuit sculptures and archaeological artifacts spanning over 3,000 years, housed in a single gallery at the heart of northern Manitoba.

Île aux Coudres

Île aux Coudres

Island in the Saint Lawrence River in Charlevoix, 1.5 hours from Quebec City. 23 km bike tour, working mills, cider producers and free ferry from Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive.

Historic Hat Creek

Historic Hat Creek

A former stagecoach relay on the Cariboo Wagon Road, Historic Hat Creek Ranch preserves period buildings, an Indigenous village and landscapes of interior British Columbia.

Gold Rush Cemeteries

Located 2.5 km from Skagway's downtown, the Gold Rush Cemetery brings together pioneers and figures of the Klondike, including Soapy Smith, Frank Reid and Martin Itjen.