Beauvais Lake: Southwestern Alberta Provincial Park Offers Scenic Views, Lake Activities and Nature Fun
The Crown of the Continent encompasses space in Alberta, B.C., and Montana. It is where the three territories meet with sprawling foothills, crystal clear lakes, and giant… Read more »
Where Rivers Run Backwards: Experience Thrilling Tidal Bore Rafting in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy offers one of nature’s rarest spectacles, the tidal bore, seen twice daily on the Salmon and Shubenacadie rivers near Truro. Watch the… Read more »
Devil’s Coulee Dinosaur Museum: Dinosaur Nesting Site in Southern Alberta
The southern Alberta badlands have revealed hundreds of dinosaur bones and fossils. While Drumheller is often the first place to come to mind when you think of… Read more »
Explore: Midland Provincial Park: Badlands, Old Coal Mine and a World Famous Dinosaur Museum
As soon as you enter the badlands in central-east Alberta, you are greeted with many sights and places to stop and enjoy the views. One of the… Read more »
Figure Eight Lake: Discover the Rustic Charm of This Provincial Recreation Area in Northern Alberta
The Peace Country offers, fittingly enough, many places for peace and quiet. The Peace River shores are lined with protected natural areas from Provincial Parks to Wildland… Read more »
25 Must Visit Lighthouses on Prince Edward Island
There are 63 Island lighthouses standing tall including many colonial lighthouses built before 1873; 35 lighthouses are still actively used today, and some of the massive wooden structures are national historic sites. Visitors travel from all over the world to tour these white and red structures which make for breathtaking photo backdrops and panoramic views of the land and sea surrounding Prince Edward Island. Here is a list of 25 lighthouses that we think are a great visit.
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.
Police Outpost Provincial Park: Alberta’s Southernmost Provincial Park Offers Majestic Mountain Views, and Nature Trails
Chief Mountain, in Montana, is a unique peak. It stands out as a tall, rectangular structure among the other jagged peaks. Chief Mountain makes for incredible scenery,… Read more »
A Day at Chance Cove: Newfoundland’s Hidden Gem for Seaside Picnics, Legends & Cobblestone Beaches
Chance Cove Provincial Park, nestled on Newfoundland’s southeastern coast along the Irish Loop, offers a peaceful, remote seaside escape perfect for a day trip. Visitors can enjoy picnicking on the cobblestone beach, coastal hiking, wildlife and marine viewing—including seals, otters, whales, and migrating birds—and stargazing under pristine night skies. With angling opportunities and scenic drives from nearby communities like Bay Bulls and Witless Bay, Chance Cove blends natural beauty, quiet charm, and a touch of shipwreck legend for a memorable outdoor experience.
Explore Cornwall This Summer: Gateway to the St. Lawrence and SDG Counties
Cornwall is a smaller eastern Ontario city on the banks of the St. Lawrence. Over the summer, this small city offers big fun in terms of the… Read more »
From Grotto Canyon to Barrier Lake: A Quick Guide to Summer Adventures at Bow Valley Provincial Park
Outdoor activities abound ay Bow Valley Provincial Park, hike short interpretive loops, trek through Grotto Canyon, cycle along paved trails, or tackle Barrier Lake’s scenic routes. Fishing is also popular, with serene spots like Gap Lake, Lac Des Arcs, and Mt. Lorette Ponds. Plus, the park features riverside campgrounds, backcountry sites, and one of Alberta’s longest camping seasons. Whether for a day trip or multi-day stay, this area blends mountains, forests, and foothills beautifully.
Top Adventures at Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark: Dinosaur Tracks, Epic Hikes, and Waterfalls
Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark in northeastern BC offers a mix of geology, hiking, and paleontology. Start at the Tumbler Ridge Museum’s Dinosaur Discovery Gallery, then explore geosites like Bootski and Windfall Lakes, Boulder Gardens, Bergeron Falls, and Flatbed Valley dinosaur tracks. Waterfall trails, from Kinuseo Falls to Quality Falls, add scenic variety. Provincial parks such as Monkman, Wapiti Lake, and Gwillim Lake offer camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing, while Bearhole Lake and Hole-in-the-Wall provide seasonal recreation and unique natural features for a well-rounded visit.
20+ Unique Museums You Should Visit in Alberta
Alberta is home to an astounding number of museums, ranging from tiny sites to museums based on specific items, such as tractors and carriages. As well, the province boasts some of the most unusual museums in the country, including the famous Gopher Museum and the weird Museum of Fear and Wonder.
Pictou Island: Discover Tranquility and Seclusion on Your Next Nova Scotia Getaway
Discover the quiet, secluded, and peaceful nature of Pictou Island with a day trip or summer getaway. Pictou Island is small enough to see in a day… Read more »
From Haunted Walks to 1000 Islands Scenic Cruise: See More of Kingston for Less With a K-PASS
Explore the attractions of Kingston, the former capital of the United Province of Canada, without stretching the family travel budget. Set where Lake Ontario meets the St…. Read more »
Amazing Corn Mazes for Fall Fun in Saskatchewan
Make unforgettable fall memories with family and friends at Saskatchewan corn mazes. Perfect for a family outing, fun date or weekend adventure, these farms offer much more than winding trails, with plenty of seasonal activities, attractions and entertainment to enjoy together.
What to Know About Walking and Cycling Across Gordie Howe Bridge Above Detroit River
Walkers and cyclists now have a new way to cross the Detroit River. The toll-free multi-use path on the Gordie Howe International Bridge opened Wednesday, August 5,… Read more »
Summer Trip to Elliot Lake – Northern Ontario’s Hidden Gem of Sandy Beaches, Scenic Trails, and ATV Adventures
Elliot Lake is a northern Ontario gem offering natural beauty, summer events, and diverse outdoor activities. Enjoy beach time at Spruce and Spine beaches, or explore nearby lakes by kayak or canoe. Hike scenic trails in Mississagi Provincial Park or Sherriff Creek Wildlife Sanctuary. Learn local history at Miner’s Memorial Park, the museum, or Quirke Mine tours. With over 300km of ATV trails and chances to relax in town, Elliot Lake is perfect for both adventure and downtime.
Explore Leamington: Summer Fun at the Gateway to Point Pelee National Park
Leamington is a perfect summer escape with sun, sand, and adventure. Relax at Seacliff Beach or explore Point Pelee National Park’s beaches, hiking trails, and kayaking routes. Stroll the waterfront promenade or rent a paddleboard with Pelee Wings. Dive into local history at nearby museums or enjoy seasonal festivals. With shops, art, nature, and family-friendly fun, Leamington offers something for every traveler.
Dry Island Buffalo Jump: Discover This Lesser Known Alberta Provincial Park in the Badlands
Discover the hidden gem of Alberta’s badlands at Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park, where rich Indigenous history meets stunning natural beauty.
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 »
Sculpture Gardens to Visit in Ontario
Sculpture gardens are the perfect blend between nature and art, featuring art installations from local and international artists representing multiple different themes. As you stroll or bike… Read more »
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.
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.