Top Places in Canada to Visit

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Permalink Reply by David Stanley on March 13, 2009 at 11:26am

I've posted some of the strangest and least known places in Canada which I've visited on http://www.gonanaimo.com/canada/index.html.

Exactly which islands off the coast of Newfoundland do you mean? Saint Pierre and Miquelon? They're not in Canada.

IMHO, Nanaimo Harbour is nicer than Victoria Harbour. Victoria doesn't have anything like Newcastle Island and the Dingy Dock pub on Protection Island is always fun. Seaplanes and ferries come and go constantly while scores of yachts rock at anchor and eagles soar overhead. The snowcapped mountains you see in Nanaimo are all Canadian while those visible from Victoria are in the US.

Permalink Reply by Robyn Hanson on July 23, 2009 at 11:30am

Pacific Rim National Park on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
Montreal
Ottawa (seriously)
Okanagan Valley
Drumheller (the badlands of Alberta)
the Gulf Islands
Banff and Jasper National Park
Barkerville

Permalink Reply by Dina & Ryan VagabondQuest on March 4, 2010 at 10:29am

Definitely Canadian Rockies, do the stretch from Jasper to Banff.

Permalink Reply by Jane Martin on July 29, 2010 at 1:49pm

While I love Toronto and I think that most people miss out on the lovely park areas and the Toronto Beaches when they visit - I would have to say Lake Huron & Georgian Bay are my fave spots in Ontario. Try cottage towns like Southampton and Oliphant. Or on the Georgian side Dyers Bay & Tobermory. Walk the Bruce Trail if you have time!

Permalink Reply by Robin Schroffel on August 13, 2010 at 12:52pm

Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta is one of my all-time favourites. The landscape is just like Drumheller, without the crowds - and the valley seems to appear so suddenly. One minute you're cruising past prairie farmhouses, canola fields stretching to the horizon; the next, you're in another world.

Schooner Cove, in Pacific Rim National Park.

Nanaimo's harbour (I'll second David's contention that it trumps Victoria's).

Toronto's Chinatown is a lot of fun, and the Harbourfront is dreamy on hot summer nights.

Permalink Reply by Margaret Antkowski on September 1, 2010 at 9:37pm

Lake Superior Provincial Park is one of my top places

Permalink Reply by sheila gallant-halloran on November 15, 2010 at 8:31am

Newfoundland - particularly Corner Brook (my hometown) and Gros Morne National Park. I've blogged about it at www.sheila0gh.wordpress.com

Permalink Reply by Donovan Green on June 6, 2011 at 3:14am

Mont Tremblant and its resort area  - story book beautiful

 

Don

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