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41 waterfalls, canoe-accessible lakes, alpine meadows and abundant wildlife: complete guide to Wells Gray Provincial Park in British Columbia, from Clearwater.
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.
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.
Located 70 km north of Vancouver, Garibaldi Park unfolds with glacial lakes, volcanic peaks and alpine trails along the Sea to Sky Highway.
Whitehorse
Capital of Yukon nestled between river and mountains, Whitehorse blends Gold Rush history, northern lights and the vast Canadian North.
Between the Pacific Ocean and the majestic Rocky Mountains, British Columbia captivates with its grand landscapes and wild nature. Canada's westernmost province, it invites travellers and outdoor enthusiasts to discover a land of contrasts, where rainforests, snow-capped mountains and sea shores intertwine to offer an unforgettable experience.
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