Things to Do at Sundance Provincial Park: Lakes, Hoodoos & Wildland trails
Located northwest of Edson, Sundance Provincial Park protects approximately 9200 acres of Alberta’s Foothills Natural Region. This lower foothill park is divided into two main areas and is an incredibly diverse landscape in terms of geological features, vegetation, and wildlife. The lower end of the Park begins at Highway 16 in aspen uplands and stretches north through the Sundance Valley, the Sundance Canyon, and Marl Bog.
Explore Hard Luck Canyon: A Hidden Gem in Woodlands County
The Hard Luck Canyon is a short drive south of Whitecourt as you follow the Lost Creek and West Mountain Road. The canyon was carved out of… Read more »
5 Ways to Explore Columbia Icefields and Athabasca Glacier on the Icefields Parkway
Jasper National Park’s top natural attraction is open for the season! Along the Icefields Parkway are several natural attractions south of the Jasper townsite, including glaciers, waterfalls,… Read more »
Sunset Pass & Lookout Hiking Trails Offer Spectacular Views of Untamed Peaks and Wild Valleys Along Icefields Parkway
The Sunset Pass Trail, also connected to the Sunset Lookout Trail in Banff National Park, are two hiking options from the Icefields Parkway. The trails begin from the northern section of the Icefields Parkway near the Alexendra River. These two trail options offer incredible scenery the whole way up, with both hikes requiring a steady climb toward those views. The Sunset Lookout Trail, which branches off from the Pass Trail, is an old fire road that leads to where a tower once stood. The Norman Lake backcountry campground is also located along the Sunset Pass trail.
20 Places to See Cherry Blossoms in and Around Toronto
While there are some popular spots to see the Sakura trees in bloom, such as High Park in Toronto, the region offers many other locations to view these gorgeous pink petals. If you want to catch seasonal cherry blossoms, visit one of these 20 places located in and around the Greater Toronto Region.
Must Visit Nature Attractions In And Around Edmonton
Where will you go this weekend? Is the hustle and bustle of life in the city getting to you? Whether you’re looking to escape the suburbs and… Read more »
Hiking Trails at the Whiteshell Provincial Park
There are a number of trails you can enjoy at the Whiteshel Provincial Park. Some of them cross steep rock outcrops, while some may be wet or… Read more »
Devil’s Footprints: Best Ways to Explore This Mysterious Natural Wonder in Newfoundland
The town of Keels surrounds the Cove of the same name, and Keels Cove is a unique site to behold. The rocks and cliffs between the Main… Read more »
Top Hiking Trails in Manitoba
The season is changing and with it comes the pull of nature to be out and explore. What better way than hiking through grass prairies, forests, undulating river valleys, rolling hills, or even wetlands. Be it just a walk in the woods to a stroll on the beach to a backpacking trip, Manitoba’s hiking trails offer it all.
Heading to Skyline Trail? Parks Canada Adds Timed Parking Reservations for Peak Season
Visitors heading to the Skyline Trail will need to plan ahead next summer. Parks Canada says that starting June 26, 2026, parking at the Skyline Trail in… Read more »
Explore Rummel Lake Near Calgary: A Scenic Hike Amid Towering Peaks
Some of Alberta’s best or most renowned hiking trails start from the Smith Dorien Trail in Kananaskis Country. The Smith Dorien Trail runs north to south and… Read more »
Outdoor Adventures at Sulphur Gates Provincial Recreational Area
Sulphur Gates Provincial Recreational Area, a beautiful gem of the Grande Cache area is tucked away off Highway 40 just south of town. The recreational area covering an area of more than 1000 hectares is free to visit and can provide an entire day’s worth of fun and outdoor activity.
23 Parks, Gardens and Hiking Trails to Explore in Mississauga
The third most populous city in Ontario has plenty of natural spaces for you to explore. Visit some of these parks and nature trails within Mississauga and… Read more »
Winter Getaway to Emerald Lake: Cozy Stays, Frozen Lakes, Waterfalls and Scenic Trails
Emerald Lake is part of British Columbia’s Yoho National Park in the province’s eastern Rockies. The park starts near the Alberta border in the east and covers both sides of the Trans Canada all the way to Golden. Emerald Lake is central to the whole park, with lodging available, as well as access to several trails. During the winter, Yoho National Park offers hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.
Norvan Falls: A Peaceful Hike For a Day Trip From Vancouver
Many natural gems are hidden within the mountains north of Vancouver. From rivers and waterfalls, to lakes, creeks, forests, and stunning peaks, the north Coastal area has… Read more »
Troll Falls: An Easy, Family Friendly Frozen Waterfall Day Trip From Calgary
The winter trails of Kananaskis are nearly as abundant as the summer trails. Whether you choose to hike, bike, ski, or snowshoe, Kananaskis has a trail for… Read more »
Devil’s Oven Ice Caves: A Winter Day Trip to Towering Ice Curtains From Fredericton
Hidden in the Lower Saint John River Valley, Devil’s Oven Ice Caves reveal a mesmerizing frozen world. Towering ice curtains form through a relentless thaw-freeze cycle, inviting… Read more »
Parlee Brook Amphitheatre Trail: Nature’s Ice Cathedral Between Moncton & Fredericton
South of Sussex awaits one of New Brunswick’s most rewarding hikes. To top off the rewards, this hike is also simple, easy enough for kids, and suitable… Read more »
12 Frozen Waterfalls to Visit in and Around Calgary During Winter
Spend a sunny winter day outdoors and use the opportunity to see some of the most stunning frozen waterfalls in and around Calgary (within 2 hours) and remember to bundle up and wear reliable hiking shoes when you go.
Reasons Why You Should Visit Ball’s Falls Conservation Area During Fall
Many might argue that Ontario’s waterfalls are best appreciated during the fall. This statement is apparent at the Niagara-region Ball’s Falls Conservation Area where two waterfalls plummet… Read more »
Nine Waterfalls to Explore in Southwest Alberta
Southwestern Alberta is filled with hundreds of natural hidden gems. Some of the natural areas are best enjoyed according to the season, though, like skiing in the… Read more »
Make the Best of Your Trip to the Unique Midlothian Castle & Screaming Heads
Midlothian Castle in Burk’s Falls is an outdoor art gallery with one distinct feature: the art pieces are formed from concrete called Screaming Heads.
Fall Colour: Hike to Chester Lake in Kananaskis Country
Chester Lake is a moderately challenging hike you may want to tackle this fall. It is located in a year-round accessible area of Kananaskis Country, meaning you… Read more »
25 Fabulous Fall Walks and Hikes to Enjoy Fall Colours in Metro Vancouver
Fall brings cooler weather and less crowded trails, which is the perfect opportunity to head out on the trails around the area. During the Fall months of… Read more »