Canada is truly a paddler’s paradise. Pristine lakes, wetlands teaming with life, three ocean coastlines and winding rivers provide ample opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. With opportunities for all skill levels, paddling in Canada can be an unforgetable experience.
A 35-minute drive east of Edmonton takes you to the rolling hills, aspen forests, rich wetlands, pretty lakes and starry skies of Elk Island National Park. It is an ‘island’ of natural wonders and a UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserve, surrounded by agriculture. This wild inland island is...
Salt Spring Island is a special place. It is a treasure trove of outdoor adventures, rich community and cultural experiences, and charming local spots for eating, shopping and playing. Beautiful beaches, protected forests, clear lakes, farms and a bustling village make travelling to Salt...
The diversity of activities and experiences in Prince Albert National Park makes outdoor adventure possible for every kind of explorer. Beautiful, clear lakes, front and backcountry camping, recreational, natural and cultural learning activities and the vibrant summer village of Waskesiu...
Riding Mountain National Park is an island of wilderness in Manitoba’s southwest corner and part of the Manitoba Escarpment. Surrounded by agriculture, this hill in the prairies was created by glacial scouring. It features grasslands, rolling hills, boreal forests, and wild wetlands. The...
Shuswap Lake is nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s southern interior. Warm, clear water, beaches, lush forests, parks, vibrant communities and a laid-back vibe make it the perfect destination for a family holiday. Shuswap Lake is in the traditional territories of the...
The first time I visited Rossport, Ontario, I was on a cross-country road trip with my two-year-old son. We camped at Rainbow Falls Provincial Park—Rossport Campground, right on the shores of Lake Superior. The water was a vivid turquoise, icy cold, and stretched further than my eyes...