Index

Destinations across Canada

Thirteen provinces and territories, sorted west to east and then north. Pick a region to see its cities, towns and the places worth building a trip around.

Canada's Pacific province: temperate rainforest, ski towns, island ferries and the wine country of the Okanagan.

Home to Banff and Jasper, dinosaur badlands, and two fast-growing prairie cities.

Grain elevators, 100,000 lakes, and some of the darkest night skies in North America.

Churchill's tundra, Winnipeg's food scene, and lake country an hour from downtown.

Toronto, Ottawa and Niagara, plus cottage country, Algonquin and the north shore of Superior.

Old Quebec's walls, Montreal's neighbourhoods, the Gaspé coast and the Laurentians.

The world's highest tides at the Bay of Fundy and Canada's only officially bilingual province.

Cabot Trail drives, Halifax harbour, Lunenburg colour and lobster season.

Canada's smallest province: beaches, oysters, and Anne of Green Gables country.

Gros Morne's fjords, whale and iceberg season, and the friendliest kitchen parties in Canada.

Midnight sun, Kluane's icefields, Dawson City and the Dempster Highway.

Yellowknife's northern lights, the Mackenzie River and Nahanni's canyons.

Inuit communities, sea ice, Arctic wildlife and Auyuittuq's granite peaks.