25 Must-Visit Historic Sites in Nova Scotia
Learning about history from books and museums is great, but sometimes you want a closer look. That’s why you go to historic sites, which do sometimes include… Read more »
Okotoks Erratic – Natural Wonder & Historical Site You Can Visit For Free
Alberta is the site of many natural wonders, and Okotoks Erratic is one such wonder that “ran” from the present-day site of Jasper National Park to 55… Read more »
Get Lost in These Giant Hedge and Corn Mazes in and Around Ottawa
Corn mazes are a great way to entertain the kids, challenge yourself or impress a date during Fall!
If you are looking for hedge/cedar mazes, you can find those in this list too.
Things to Do on a Trip to Stony Plain
Explore Stony Plain and Parkland County for a getaway full of arts, culture, and outdoor adventure. Discover over 40 murals, live music at Summer Sessions, and the vibrant Blueberry Bluegrass Festival. Dive into local history at the Pioneer Museum or Red Brick Common, then head outdoors to paddle Jackfish Lake, or hike at Chickakoo. With food trucks, markets, and stunning gardens nearby, this region blends creativity, recreation, and small-town charm for an unforgettable summer or fall experience.
Escape to Cedar Dunes: PEI’s Serene Beach with a Historic Lighthouse Stay
Travel to the western tip of Prince Edward Island and discover the quiet beauty of Cedar Dunes Provincial Park, a scenic coastal escape perfect for beach lovers, campers, and day-trippers alike. Stretch out on the soft, lifeguarded sands, stroll scenic trails, or unwind by the waves near the iconic West Point Lighthouse. Whether you’re sunbathing, stargazing, or enjoying a cozy night by the campfire, Cedar Dunes offers the ideal blend of relaxation, nature, and charm far from the island’s busier spots.
Summer Fun at Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park offers an unforgettable escape into the diverse landscapes of Saskatchewan—from rolling river valleys and crystal-clear lakes to rugged badlands. This trip is a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and rich local history. Top activities include hiking scenic, interpretive trails like Ridges & Ravines, exploring historic sites, camping lakeside, glamping, boating, fishing, golfing, and relaxing on beaches. With breathtaking views, fresh air, and fun on and off the water, this destination captures the very best of Saskatchewan.
Sourdough Saloon’s Sourtoe Cocktail – Add This Yukon Whisky Drink Garnished With a Gnarly Human Toe to Your Canadian Travel Bucketlist
“You can drink it fast, you can drink it slow, but your lips must touch the gnarly toe!” There is a list in Sourdough Saloon in Dawson… Read more »
Explore Ainsworth, B.C.: Caves, Hot Springs, and Scenic Stops
Ainsworth and the surrounding Kootenay Lake area offer the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Soak in the soothing Ainsworth Hot Springs, complete with a cave experience, spa treatments, and lakeside dining. Explore the fascinating Cody Caves on guided tours, enjoy scenic picnics at local parks and waterfalls, or browse the vibrant Kaslo Market. History buffs will love the SS Moyie National Historic Site in nearby Kaslo. This region promises unforgettable nature, wellness, and heritage experiences—all just off Highway 31.
Discover the Best of Spruce Grove: Parks, Mazes, Ranches & Relaxing Hikes
Spruce Grove, nestled between Highways 16 and 16A, is the perfect launch point for an adventure in Parkland County. With its mix of urban comforts and access to scenic outdoor spaces, it invites travelers to slow down and explore. Paddle Wabamun Lake, hike peaceful nature trails, enjoy horseback riding at Putting Horse Ranch, or navigate the Edmonton Corn Maze. From botanical gardens to birdwatching sanctuaries, this region offers the best of Alberta’s natural beauty and recreational fun for all ages.
Top 10 Hiking Trails in Alberta’s Public Land Use Zones
Exciting things are happening in Alberta’s backcountry! These areas, also known as Public Land Use Zones, are separate from the Provincial and National Park backcountry areas, and… Read more »
Cabot Beach Provincial Park: A Red Sand Retreat Blending Seaside Camping and Island History in One Spot
Cabot Beach Provincial Park offers the perfect blend of history, scenery, and seaside fun. Enjoy red sand beaches, supervised swimming, playgrounds, and scenic picnics. Explore restored historic buildings, including a 1794 schoolhouse and lighthouse, or stay longer at the campground with full-service sites. Cabot Beach is ideal for day trips, camping, and soaking up the charm of PEI’s Green Gables Shore.
Explore Gagetown Where Quiet Charm Meets Loyalist Legacy on the Banks of the St. John River
Gagetown, a serene riverside village in Arcadia, offers scenic drives, fall foliage, and rich history. Enjoy paddling or fishing on the St. John River, visit heritage sites like the Tilley House and Loomcrofter’s Studio, and explore nearby trails, lakes, and waterfalls. Whether walking the historic village loop or touring Arcadia’s lakeshores, Gagetown is perfect for a peaceful and culturally rich getaway.
See Great White Sharks on a Cage Diving Tour in Nova Scotia This Summer
This summer, embark on an unforgettable adventure and get up close and personal with the magnificent great white sharks on the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Founded… Read more »
Heritage Day and August Long Weekend 2025: 25 Ideas For Alberta Day Trips and Getaways
The August Long Weekend in Alberta is often one of the warmest, so you’re probably planning some sort of vacation. You can easily centre your long weekend… Read more »
12 of the Most Scenic Bridges to Explore in Alberta on a Road Trip
There are many reasons for the scenic bridges you’ll find across Alberta. Some were built for industry, to connect people on foot, or to connect people to… Read more »
Top Vancouver Island Towns and Cities For a Summer Getaway
The most magical part of any town or city on Vancouver Island is usually the surrounding scenery. The Island’s communities are spread out from north to south… Read more »
27 Things to Do Outdoors This Summer in And Around Sarnia
Discover the beauty of this lakeside city and the lush, natural surroundings with a visit to some of these places in and around Sarnia this summer.
26 Places to Visit to Learn and Appreciate Alberta’s Cultural and Natural Heritage
When you wonder how you can explore Alberta’s heritage this summer, during the August/Heritage Day long weekend, or on Alberta Day, there are many parts of history… Read more »
Torrance Barrens: Head to This Dark Sky Preserve to Stargaze, Hike and Camp
Stargaze under some of Ontario’s darkest skies at Torrance Barrens Dark Sky Preserve, a rare gem in Muskoka. Enjoy hiking or biking scenic trails, explore wetland loops, or relax at peaceful tent sites near ponds and lakes. Watch for rare wildlife like sandhill cranes. Bring a picnic—or pick wild blueberries in season—and don’t forget your camera to capture sunsets, starry skies, or even the northern lights in this unique day-and-night destination.
Explore Cataracts Provincial Park: Waterfalls, Hidden Gorge, and Newfoundland’s Oldest Arch Bridge
Make the most of your visit to Cataracts Provincial Park by exploring its short but dramatic 0.3 km trail featuring staircases, viewpoints, waterfalls, and the historic 1920s Ellis Memorial Bridge. Cross over the gorge and enjoy birdwatching or spotting local wildlife like moose or red foxes. Bring a picnic for the tables near the entrance, and consider nearby Placentia for meals, coastal views, and additional trails. Pets are welcome on-leash, making this a scenic, family-friendly adventure spot.
Top Adventures For a Summer Getaway to Parry Sound
Lake Huron’s Bay is a result of the separation caused by the Bruce Peninsula and Manitoulin Island. And with the expansive Georgian Bay are several smaller bays… Read more »
Explore Picton and Beyond This Summer – Beach Days, Wine Tours, Art Walks, and Lakeside Culture in One Trip
Enjoy a balanced escape in Prince Edward County by exploring the vibrant town of Picton and its scenic surroundings. Stroll the Bay of Quinte shoreline, dine on patios, or tour local wineries, breweries, and art galleries. Bike or hike the area’s many trails, enjoy a beach day at one of several nearby waterfronts, and catch a show at BASE31 or Theatre Roulant. Stay in cozy inns, cottages, or campgrounds for a relaxing getaway full of variety.
17 Places to Go Ziplining in Ontario
The warm summer weather brings the opportunity to explore adventures while enjoying the beauty of nature. If you are a nature enthusiast who craves an adrenaline rush,… Read more »
Guide to Scenic Boat Tours and Cruises in Ontario
Thinking of going on a cruise? Explore Ontario through its myriad of rivers, and waterways! From intimate, romantic and cozy cruises that span a week to short boat trips, you have plenty of options to suit every budget from Windsor to Moosonee and Ottawa to Kenora!