50 Best Places to Visit in Canada: The Ultimate Travel Guide

Spanning six time zones from the Atlantic to the Pacific and north to the Arctic Ocean, Canada is the world's second-largest country. Known for its endless wilderness, majestic mountain ranges, pristine glacial lakes, vibrant cosmopolitan cities, and warm multicultural hospitality, Canada offers an unrivaled diversity of natural wonders and historic landmarks.

Why Visit Canada

Visiting Canada presents an incredible journey through dramatic natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage. From exploring world-class urban centers to immersing yourself in vast, untouched wilderness parks, the warmth and diversity of Canada make every adventure memorable.

• Awe-Inspiring Wilderness: Home to the iconic Rocky Mountains, ancient rainforests, Arctic tundras, and coastal fjords.
• Vibrant Cultural Cities: Experience world-class dining, arts, and history in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Quebec City.
• Abundant Wildlife: Spot grizzly bears, polar bears, humpback whales, moose, and bald eagles in their natural habitats.
• Four-Season Playground: Enjoy summer hiking and canoeing alongside world-renowned winter skiing and ice-skating.

Quick Facts

50 Best Places to Visit in Canada

1. Banff National Park

• Location: Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: June to August (Hiking) / December to March (Skiing)
• Category: National Park / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: Canada's oldest national park features turquoise glacial lakes, soaring Rocky Mountain peaks, and abundant wildlife. Established in 1885, it offers world-class alpine adventures, scenic drives, and cozy mountain town resort living.
• Travel Instructions: Located 120 km west of Calgary International Airport via the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1).
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Banff National Park

2. Niagara Falls

• Location: Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Natural Wonder / Waterfall
• About the Place: Comprising three massive waterfalls on the border between Canada and the United States, Niagara Falls is famous for the thunderous Horseshoe Falls. Visitors enjoy boat tours, scenic observation towers, and surrounding wineries.
• Travel Instructions: Located 1.5 hours drive south of Toronto via the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW).
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Niagara Falls

3. Old Québec City

• Location: Québec
• Best Time to Visit: June to September / December (Winter Markets)
• Category: Historic District / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Old Québec is North America's only fortified city north of Mexico. Cobblestone streets, 17th-century European architecture, and the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac create a European atmosphere.
• Travel Instructions: Fly directly into Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport or take a train from Montreal.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Old Québec City

4. Jasper National Park

• Location: Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Wilderness Park / Dark Sky Preserve
• About the Place: The largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, Jasper is known for wild untouched forests, the Columbia Icefield, dark sky stargazing, and wildlife sightings including grizzly bears and elk.
• Travel Instructions: Connected to Banff via the scenic Icefields Parkway (Highway 93) or accessible from Edmonton.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Jasper National Park

5. Vancouver Island & Victoria

• Location: British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: May to October
• Category: Island Retreat / Coastal City
• About the Place: Home to British Columbia's charming provincial capital Victoria, Vancouver Island offers old-growth temperate rainforests, whale watching, Butchart Gardens, and coastal surfing at Tofino.
• Travel Instructions: Reachable via a scenic 90-minute BC Ferries crossing from Vancouver to Victoria or Nanaimo.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Vancouver Island & Victoria

6. Gros Morne National Park

• Location: Newfoundland and Labrador
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Geological Marvel / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: Famous for exposing Earth's mantle through plate tectonics, Gros Morne features dramatic freshwater fjords, sheer cliffs, coastal hiking trails, and authentic Atlantic maritime culture.
• Travel Instructions: Fly into Deer Lake Airport (YDF) and rent a vehicle for the 30-minute drive to the park.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Gros Morne National Park

7. Whistler Blackcomb

• Location: British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: December to March (Skiing) / July to August (Biking)
• Category: Mountain Resort / Adventure
• About the Place: Consistently rated among North America's top ski resorts, Whistler offers legendary winter sports, the Peak 2 Peak Gondola, alpine hiking, and a vibrant pedestrian village.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2 hours north from Vancouver along the breathtaking Sea-to-Sky Highway (Highway 99).
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Whistler Blackcomb

8. Old Montreal

• Location: Quebec
• Best Time to Visit: May to October
• Category: Cultural Heritage / Urban District
• About the Place: Blending 17th-century French colonial heritage with modern culture, Old Montreal features historic cobblestone squares, the Notre-Dame Basilica, boutique shops, and riverside dining along the Saint Lawrence River.
• Travel Instructions: Centrally located in Montreal; accessible via Place-d'Armes or Champ-de-Mars metro stations.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Old Montreal

9. Prince Edward Island

• Location: Atlantic Canada
• Best Time to Visit: July to September
• Category: Maritime Island / Coastal Culture
• About the Place: Famous as the setting for Anne of Green Gables, Canada's smallest province boasts red sandstone cliffs, rolling green hills, pristine beaches, and fresh lobster dining.
• Travel Instructions: Drive across the 12.9 km Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick or take a ferry from Nova Scotia.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Prince Edward Island

10. Fundy National Park & Bay of Fundy

• Location: New Brunswick
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Coastal Wonder / Highest Tides
• About the Place: Home to the highest tides on Earth, where water rises up to 16 meters twice daily. Visitors walk on the ocean floor at Hopewell Rocks and kayak around carved sandstone sea stacks.
• Travel Instructions: Located 1 hour south of Moncton via Route 114.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Fundy National Park & Bay of Fundy

11. Cabot Trail & Cape Breton Island

• Location: Nova Scotia
• Best Time to Visit: July to October (Fall Foliage)
• Category: Scenic Drive / Coastal Wilderness
• About the Place: The 298 km Cabot Trail loops around Cape Breton Island, offering cliffside ocean views, Celtic music traditions, whale watching, and hiking trails in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
• Travel Instructions: Fly to Halifax or Sydney, Nova Scotia, and hire a vehicle to tour the loop drive.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Cabot Trail & Cape Breton Island

12. Churchill (Polar Bears & Northern Lights)

• Location: Manitoba
• Best Time to Visit: October to November (Polar Bears) / January to March (Northern Lights)
• Category: Wildlife Capital / Arctic Adventure
• About the Place: Known as the Polar Bear Capital of the World, Churchill offers tundra buggy safaris to observe polar bears, beluga whale kayaking in summer, and spectacular Aurora Borealis views.
• Travel Instructions: Reachable via VIA Rail train or direct flight from Winnipeg; no road connections available.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Churchill (Polar Bears & Northern Lights)

13. Yoho National Park

• Location: British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Alpine National Park / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: Named after a Cree expression of awe, Yoho boasts Takakkaw Falls, Emerald Lake's vibrant waters, natural stone bridges, and the world-renowned Burgess Shale fossil beds.
• Travel Instructions: Adjacent to Banff National Park along the Trans-Canada Highway near Field, BC.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Yoho National Park

14. Rideau Canal & Ottawa

• Location: Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: May to September / January to February (Ice Skating)
• Category: Capital City / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: Canada's capital city features Parliament Hill, national museums, and the historic Rideau Canal, which transforms into the world's largest naturally frozen ice-skating rink in winter.
• Travel Instructions: Served by Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport and VIA Rail passenger trains.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Rideau Canal & Ottawa

15. Kluane National Park & Mount Logan

• Location: Yukon
• Best Time to Visit: June to August
• Category: Wilderness Park / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: Home to Canada's highest peak (Mount Logan) and the world's largest non-polar icefield, Kluane offers wilderness hiking, flightseeing tours, and grizzly bear habitats.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 160 km west of Whitehorse along the Alaska Highway.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Kluane National Park & Mount Logan

16. Lake Louise

• Location: Banff National Park, Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: June to September (Canoeing) / December to April (Ice Skating)
• Category: Alpine Lake / Scenic Landmark
• About the Place: Surrounded by Victoria Glacier and soaring peaks, Lake Louise's vibrant turquoise waters and the historic Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise make it one of Canada's most photographed destinations.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 45 minutes west from Banff townsite along Highway 1.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Lake Louise

17. Moraine Lake

• Location: Banff National Park, Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Alpine Lake / Scenic Valley
• About the Place: Situated in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, Moraine Lake is famous for its vivid shade of blue caused by rock flour deposition. Perfect for canoeing and alpine trail hiking.
• Travel Instructions: Accessible via official shuttle services or commercial tours departing from Lake Louise.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Moraine Lake

18. Stanley Park

• Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round
• Category: Urban Park / Rainforest
• About the Place: A 400-hectare natural rainforest park adjacent to downtown Vancouver, featuring the iconic Seawall biking path, First Nations totem poles, beaches, and hemlock trees.
• Travel Instructions: Walkable or bikeable directly from downtown Vancouver along the waterfront Seawall.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Stanley Park

19. Lunenburg Old Town

• Location: Nova Scotia
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Historic Port / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: The best-surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America, featuring brightly painted wooden architecture, seafood dining, and the Bluenose II schooner.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1 hour southwest from Halifax along Highway 103.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Lunenburg Old Town

20. Algonquin Provincial Park

• Location: Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: May to October (Peak Fall Colors in late September)
• Category: Wilderness Park / Canoe Routes
• About the Place: Ontario's iconic wilderness park, offering over 2,000 kilometers of canoe routes, pristine lakes, pine forests, campsites, and fall foliage viewing.
• Travel Instructions: Located 3 hours north of Toronto via Highway 400 and Highway 60.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Algonquin Provincial Park

21. Haida Gwaii

• Location: British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Island Archipelago / Indigenous Culture
• About the Place: An isolated archipelago off the West Coast home to the Haida First Nation, ancient moss-covered totem poles at SGang Gwaay UNESCO site, old-growth rainforests, and marine wildlife.
• Travel Instructions: Fly from Vancouver or catch a BC Ferries connection from Prince Rupert.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Haida Gwaii

22. CN Tower & Toronto Waterfront

• Location: Toronto, Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round
• Category: Architectural Landmark / Urban Experience
• About the Place: Standing 553 meters tall, the CN Tower dominates Toronto's skyline. Visitors enjoy panoramic observation decks, the EdgeWalk experience, and waterfront harbor cruises.
• Travel Instructions: Located in downtown Toronto; a short walk from Union Station.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to CN Tower & Toronto Waterfront

23. Thousand Islands

• Location: Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: May to October
• Category: River Archipelago / Scenic Cruising
• About the Place: An archipelago of over 1,800 islands along the Saint Lawrence River, featuring historic castles, waterfront mansions, kayaking, and sunset boat tours.
• Travel Instructions: Boat tours depart from Gananoque or Kingston, Ontario, 3 hours east of Toronto.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Thousand Islands

24. Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

• Location: Vancouver Island, British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: May to October (Storm Watching in Winter)
• Category: Coastal Rainforest & Beach Park
• About the Place: Famous for Long Beach, ancient temperate rainforest wooden boardwalks, surfing, and the challenging multi-day West Coast Trail hike.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 3 hours west from Nanaimo via Highway 4 to Tofino and Ucluelet.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

25. Okanagan Valley

• Location: British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: June to October
• Category: Wine Region / Lake Resort
• About the Place: BC's premier wine country, boasting warm sunny summers, hundreds of vineyards, orchards, and clear lakes perfect for boating around Kelowna and Penticton.
• Travel Instructions: Fly into Kelowna International Airport or drive 4 hours east from Vancouver.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Okanagan Valley

26. Dinosaur Provincial Park

• Location: Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Badlands / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: Located in the Alberta Badlands, this UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the richest dinosaur fossil locales on Earth, offering guided paleontology tours and badland hikes.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 2.5 hours east of Calgary via Trans-Canada Highway 1.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Dinosaur Provincial Park

27. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

• Location: Toronto, Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round
• Category: Museum of Art & Natural History
• About the Place: Canada's largest museum showcases art, culture, and natural history with world-class exhibits featuring dinosaur skeletons, ancient Egyptian artifacts, and First Nations art.
• Travel Instructions: Located at the corner of Bloor Street and Avenue Road; reachable via Museum subway station.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Royal Ontario Museum

28. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

• Location: North Vancouver, British Columbia
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round (Canyon Lights in Winter)
• Category: Rainforest Canopy Walk / Eco-Adventure
• About the Place: Suspended 70 meters above the Capilano River, this historic bridge offers thrilling canopy walks, cliffside boardwalks, and old-growth Douglas fir forest views.
• Travel Instructions: Located 15 minutes north of downtown Vancouver; free shuttle buses depart from downtown.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

29. Waterton Lakes National Park

• Location: Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Mountain & Prairie Park / UNESCO Site
• About the Place: Where the Canadian prairies meet the Rocky Mountains. Part of the world's first International Peace Park, offering lake cruises, mountain hiking, and dramatic views.
• Travel Instructions: Located 3 hours south of Calgary near the US Montana border.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Waterton Lakes National Park

30. Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal

• Location: Old Montreal, Quebec
• Best Time to Visit: Year-round
• Category: Sacred Architecture / Historic Monument
• About the Place: A masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture built in 1829, featuring dramatic deep blue vaults decorated with golden stars, intricate woodcarvings, and light shows.
• Travel Instructions: Situated in Place d'Armes in central Old Montreal.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal

31. Signal Hill & St. John's

• Location: Newfoundland and Labrador
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Historic Landmark / Coastal City
• About the Place: Overlooking St. John's harbor, Signal Hill is where Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal in 1901. St. John's is famous for row houses, ocean views, and puffins.
• Travel Instructions: Located minutes from downtown St. John's via Signal Hill Road.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Signal Hill & St. John's

32. Nahanni National Park Reserve

• Location: Northwest Territories
• Best Time to Visit: June to August
• Category: Wilderness Park / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: A untamed northern wilderness reserve featuring deep river canyons, Virginia Falls (twice the height of Niagara Falls), hot springs, and river paddling routes.
• Travel Instructions: Accessible via floatplane charters departing from Fort Simpson.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Nahanni National Park Reserve

33. Icefields Parkway

• Location: Alberta (Banff to Jasper)
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Scenic Drive / Alpine Road
• About the Place: A 232-kilometer highway connecting Lake Louise and Jasper, offering panoramic views of over 100 glaciers, turquoise lakes, waterfalls, and mountain peaks.
• Travel Instructions: Follow Highway 93 North between Lake Louise and Jasper.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Icefields Parkway

34. Mont-Tremblant

• Location: Laurentian Mountains, Quebec
• Best Time to Visit: December to March (Skiing) / June to October (Hiking & Lakes)
• Category: Alpine Resort Village
• About the Place: A colorful European-style pedestrian resort village nestled in the Laurentian Mountains, offering winter skiing, golf, hiking, and lake activities.
• Travel Instructions: Located 1.5 hours drive north of Montreal via Autoroute 15.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Mont-Tremblant

35. Gaspé Peninsula & Percé Rock

• Location: Quebec
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Coastal Landscape / Marine Sanctuary
• About the Place: Protruding into the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, the Gaspé Peninsula features Percé Rock, northern gannet bird colonies on Bonaventure Island, and coastal road trip views.
• Travel Instructions: Fly to Gaspé Airport or take Route 132 scenic drive from Quebec City.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Gaspé Peninsula & Percé Rock

36. Peggys Cove

• Location: Nova Scotia
• Best Time to Visit: May to October
• Category: Coastal Village / Iconic Lighthouse
• About the Place: A picturesque fishing village famous for Peggys Point Lighthouse, resting atop granite rock formations pounded by Atlantic waves.
• Travel Instructions: Located 45 minutes drive southwest of Halifax via Route 333.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Peggys Cove

37. L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site

• Location: Newfoundland and Labrador
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Archaeological Site / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: The only confirmed 11th-century Norse (Viking) settlement site in North America, featuring reconstructed sod dwellings and costumed historical interpreters.
• Travel Instructions: Located at the northern tip of Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula along Route 430.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site

38. Parliament Hill

• Location: Ottawa, Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: May to October
• Category: Historic Government Site
• About the Place: The seat of Canada's federal government, featuring Gothic Revival stone buildings overlooking the Ottawa River, summer changing of the guard ceremonies, and light shows.
• Travel Instructions: Located along Wellington Street in downtown Ottawa.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Parliament Hill

39. Bruce Peninsula National Park & Tobermory

• Location: Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Coastal Park / Turquoise Waters
• About the Place: Famous for the crystal-clear turquoise waters of Georgian Bay, limestone cliff hiking along the Niagara Escarpment, and the cavernous Grotto cave.
• Travel Instructions: Located 3.5 hours drive north of Toronto along Highway 6.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Bruce Peninsula National Park & Tobermory

40. Wood Buffalo National Park

• Location: Alberta & Northwest Territories
• Best Time to Visit: June to August (Summer) / Winter (Dark Sky)
• Category: UNESCO World Heritage / Largest National Park
• About the Place: Canada's largest national park protects the world's largest free-roaming wood bison herd, whooping crane nesting sites, and vast dark sky preserves.
• Travel Instructions: Main park headquarters located in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Wood Buffalo National Park

41. Dawson City & Klondike Gold Fields

• Location: Yukon
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Gold Rush Heritage Town
• About the Place: A boomtown during the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush, Dawson City retains boardwalk streets, historic saloons, gold panning tours, and First Nations history.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 530 km north from Whitehorse via the Klondike Highway or fly directly.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Dawson City & Klondike Gold Fields

42. Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

• Location: Saskatchewan & Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Highland Park / Dark Sky Preserve
• About the Place: The highest point in Canada between the Rocky Mountains and Labrador, offering lodgepole pine forests, plateau lakes, and stargazing in a dark sky preserve.
• Travel Instructions: Located 40 minutes south of Maple Creek, Saskatchewan off Highway 21.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

43. Writing-on-Stone / Áísínai'pi

• Location: Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Sacred Cultural Landscape / UNESCO Site
• About the Place: A sacred prairie landscape featuring milk river hoodoo rock formations containing North America's largest concentration of Indigenous rock art and carvings.
• Travel Instructions: Drive 1.5 hours southeast from Lethbridge, Alberta.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Writing-on-Stone / Áísínai'pi

44. Grasslands National Park

• Location: Saskatchewan
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Prairie Reserve / Dark Sky Preserve
• About the Place: One of North America's few remaining natural mixed-grass prairie landscapes, protecting wild bison herds, prairie dogs, badlands, and dark night skies.
• Travel Instructions: West Block accessed via Val Marie, Saskatchewan along Highway 4.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Grasslands National Park

45. Hopewell Rocks

• Location: New Brunswick
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Geological Formation / Coastal Park
• About the Place: Famous "Flowerpot Rocks" carved by Fundy tides. Visitors walk on the ocean floor around sandstone sea stacks at low tide and kayak above them at high tide.
• Travel Instructions: Located 35 minutes drive south of Moncton along Route 114.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Hopewell Rocks

46. Calgary Stampede Grounds

• Location: Calgary, Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: July (during Stampede week)
• Category: Western Culture & Festival
• About the Place: Hosting "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth" every July, Calgary features world-class rodeo competitions, chuckwagon races, live concerts, and western celebrations.
• Travel Instructions: Located in downtown Calgary; accessible via the CTrain at Victoria Park/Stampede Station.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Calgary Stampede Grounds

47. Athabasca Falls

• Location: Jasper National Park, Alberta
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Category: Powerful Waterfall / Scenic Canyon
• About the Place: A powerful waterfall where the Athabasca River forces its way through a narrow quartzite canyon, accessible via paved walking trails and view platforms.
• Travel Instructions: Located 30 km south of Jasper townsite along the Icefields Parkway (Highway 93).
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Athabasca Falls

48. Eastern Townships (Cantons-de-l'Est)

• Location: Quebec
• Best Time to Visit: September to October (Fall Colors) / Summer
• Category: Countryside Retreat / Wine & Dining
• About the Place: A picturesque region of covered bridges, Victorian villages, vineyards, lake resorts, and fall foliage drives located southeast of Montreal.
• Travel Instructions: Located 1 hour drive east of Montreal via Autoroute 10.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Eastern Townships

49. Red Bay Basque Whaling Station

• Location: Labrador
• Best Time to Visit: June to September
• Category: Maritime Archaeology / UNESCO World Heritage
• About the Place: An exceptionally preserved 16th-century Basque whaling port showcasing underwater galleon wrecks, rendering ovens, and maritime history exhibits.
• Travel Instructions: Drive along Route 510 in southern Labrador, accessible via ferry from Newfoundland.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Red Bay Basque Whaling Station

50. Thousand Islands National Park

• Location: Ontario
• Best Time to Visit: May to October
• Category: River National Park
• About the Place: One of Canada's smallest national parks, protecting island granite islands, rare reptile species, and quiet kayak routes on the Saint Lawrence River.
• Travel Instructions: Visitor center located at Mallorytown Landing off Highway 401.
• Explore More: Read our full guide to Thousand Islands National Park

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Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada