Covered bridges represent an important part of New Brunswick’s heritage. From the longest covered bridge in the world at Hartland, to the newest at St. Martin’s, each covered bridge was an integral part of community life in New Brunswick.
Cape Enrage on the Bay of Fundy coastline in New Brunswick, offers panoramic views, guided fossil tours, and thrilling adventure activities.
Canada’s Castle in the Mountains – the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel – has a fascinating history and stunning setting in the townsite at Banff National Park.
Three outstanding scenic drives in northwest Saskatchewan combine hiking in the boreal forest, lakelands, history, art, and visits to small communities.
Killarney Provincial Park in Ontario is known for wilderness backcountry paddling and hiking adventures near Georgian Bay on Lake Huron.
Three drives in southern Saskatchewan take you on an off-the-beaten-path road trip to little-visited areas with surprising highlights.
