Canada is vast and occupies most of North America; therefore it has adventure travel opportunities in abundance. From winter sports such as skiing and dog sledding to summer activities such as hiking, biking and rafting, in Canada you will be sure to find something for everyone.
For the best of Canadian adventure travel why not explore the Canadian Rockies by foot whilst keeping an eye out for bears and other wildlife. The Rocky Mountains, often called the Rockies, are a mountain range in western North America, extending from northernmost British Columbia, in Canada, to New Mexico, in the United States and stretching more than 4,800 kilometres.
The Alberta half of the Canadian Rockies includes two national parks: Banff National Park, including the towns of Banff and Lake Louise and Jasper National Park, including the town of Jasper. It also includes Kananaskis Country, to the south-east of Banff National Park, including the town of Canmore.
The British Columbian half of the Canadian Rockies also includes the eastern sub regions of the Kootenays region: Columbia-Rockies East Kootenays, including Yoho National Park and Kootenay National Park. Hiking is the most popular activity here as well as wilderness camping.
Or if it's winter activities that you are seeking for your Canadian adventure then visit Churchill to see wild polar bears, go dog sledding and take a snow mobile ride in Quebec or go whale watching where you can spot orcas, porpoises and dolphins.
All year round you are guaranteed to find a Canadian adventure travel experience to suit you!
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