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Welcome to the pristine wilderness of Canada's most iconic national parks – Banff, Yoho, Kootenay, Glacier, and Jasper. Embark on an unforgettable journey through these breathtaking landscapes, where towering mountain peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and verdant forests await your exploration. Lace up your boots, breathe in the crisp alpine air, and let our guide lead you through a tapestry of natural wonders, immersing you in the untamed beauty and rich biodiversity of these remarkable wilderness areas. Your next unforgettable adventure begins here. *** WHAT YOU GET IN THIS GUIDE *** - 70 curated spots. Way more than any traditional guide! - A FREE 7 day itinerary - Discount suggestions where possible - A collection of EASY, MEDIUM and HARD trails for day hiking. - Beautiful pictures of Canada's rocky mountains - A collection of good cafes, restaurants and coffee shops. - A collection of outdoor stores for mountain gear. - Fun trips for beginner and seasoned adventurers. - A packing list for outdoor adventures. - A list of important, must-know information such as a wildlife, seasonal information and useful tips from someone who has hiked the Rockies. *** WHO YOU SUPPORT THROUGH YOUR PURCHASE *** Meet Rachelle, a fervent outdoor enthusiast hailing from Maastricht, whose very essence thrives amidst the beauty of the natural world. With an unyielding passion for outdoor travel and a profound love for hiking, Rachelle has become a modern-day explorer, traversing untamed paths and scaling peaks in pursuit of exhilarating adventures. In sharing her outdoor odysseys, she kindles a spark within others to embrace the allure of the great outdoors. Their adventurous narrative beckons fellow wanderers to heed the call of the wild, lace up their boots, and set forth on the trail of discovery. As we embark on this journey alongside her, their story becomes an anthem to the joys of hiking, reminding us that the path less traveled is often the most rewarding.

Toronto’s an enormous city & is one of the most popular cities to visit in Canada. Despite having lived here for over 25 years, I definitely haven’t done it all. You could easily spend 2 weeks in Toronto without getting bored, but 3 days is a great taste of the best things the city has to offer. This Toronto itinerary will share all the top sights and attractions to make sure you see the best of Toronto!

Saturna Island - Southern Gulf Islands, British Columbia, Canada

Welcome to Quebec, a province steeped in rich history and vibrant culture! Nestled in eastern Canada, Quebec boasts a unique blend of French and North American influences, creating a distinctive atmosphere that is both charming and captivating. In this guide, we'll explore two of Quebec's most iconic cities – Quebec City and Montreal – and provide you with a curated itinerary to experience the best of their culinary delights and cultural wonders.

A trip to Niagara Falls is a bucket-list trip for many, and for good reason! We recently visited both the Canadian side and the United States (New York) side - each offers unique highlights! While Niagara Falls is an easy day trip from either Toronto, Canada or Buffalo, New York, I recommend an overnight (or two) so you can explore several attractions and enjoy Niagara Falls at night. Here are a few tips and suggestions to make the most of your visit! * Save this guide for a future trip*

Dreaming of Ice Skating on the famous Lake Louise? ⛸️ This Winter live the dream! Come with me on a snowy adventure to discover one of the most beautiful Parks of Canada. 🏞️ Ready for your magical escapade in the Rockies?

Banff is one of the most popular areas to visit in Alberta, Canada, ESPECIALLY in the summer. Although this is true, you will not regret visiting in winter, Banff’s off season. Winter in Banff is absolutely magical.

If you’re looking to spend a weekend chasing waterfalls you should take a road trip to Wells Gray Provincial Park in Clearwater, British Columbia. This park has over 41 waterfalls and home to Canada’s fourth largest waterfall.

Arriving in Canada in the 1990s after a wave of migration from Taiwan. Boba has become a cultural staple of Toronto with shops scattered throughout the city. The diversity seen in Toronto can be found in the wide range of teas available from different shops. Here are some of the best bubble tea shops in Toronto.

So, you're going to the Canadian Rockies? After living in Montana for many years, I knew and expected the terrain to be quite similar. I was in for quite the surprise when this area of Canada turned out to be one of the most beautiful places I've EVER visited. Below you'll find my favorite stops (separated by location) that we found along the way from Edmonton to Calgary (and a few stops over in BC!), along with tips on the area and an interactive map. I've included the hotels used personally, as well as some additional top rated stays at several price points. I've also included some stops that we didn't make it to this first time around, but we will definitely be heading back for them! Quick Disclaimer: Respect nature and wildlife. Wildlife is WILD and nature is natural. Treat them as such. Leave no trace when outdoors, and respect wildlife by giving them space. Locations included: 🏔️ Edmonton 🏔️ Jasper National Park 🏔️ Banff National Park 🏔️ Banff, Alberta (town) 🏔️ Lake Louise (town) 🏔️ Canmore, Alberta 🏔️ Calgary, Alberta I've added quite a few hotel options, as they all book up extremely quickly and are not cheap. I did highlight the ones we stayed at as well as provided descriptions of those! Pssst. Above is the exact route we drove also! We drove up from Montana, but flying in to Edmonton and renting a car or RV to drive this itinerary down through to Calgary is an awesome option. If you wish to continue this trip further like we did, drive down to Yoho and Kootenay National Parks in BC and Glacier National Park in Montana from Calgary! I have a separate guide for Glacier, but highly recommend if you have the time! I have listed a variety of different things from nature and hiking to food and craft beer to a few select "other" options (that don't involve hiking). However, this guide primarily focuses on the true beauty of nature in Canada. You won't run out of options! We found the Parks in Canada to be extremely accessible, dog friendly, and overall pretty clean. The red Adirondack chairs were the coolest thing, and I'm not going to explain that... You'll see what I mean.

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This is the Ultimate guide to travel to East of Canada with more than 1297 locations ! including : Maine, Miami, Orlando, NYC city, Charleston, Tampa, Washington, Wilmington, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, Chicago and so much more...

To my friends outside the US and Canada - you really do not know how to travel America. For as much as us Americans are mockable when visiting Europe and other places, you are just as clueless as us. The USA lives in the brain of Europe. With so much popular culture, almost all places in America are "known" to Europeans. But when planning trips to America, the only three places Europeans think to visit are New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. And quite frankly, you're missing out on a lot. So this guide is very high level: what places should you visit in America. Some will be obvious (I give New York a shout), but others may be a bit further off the beaten path. I've also included some resources about various places you can go visit. So fun planning and check out the best places to visit in America (in my very humble opinion)!

Montreal is definitely a top city to in North America and if you’re asking whether Montreal is worth visiting, the answer is absolutely YES! A visit to Canada is not complete without visiting this historical city. There is a lot to see and do and since I live here, I thought it would be helpful to put together an itinerary of the best things to do to help you make the best use of your time when visiting Montreal. Montreal is a very walkable city. There is also an underground path connecting different parts of the city, for those colder days. The Metro and bus systems connect popular parts of the island efficiently. In the summer, you can also rent BIXIs and make your way around town using the many bike paths. As a local, I recommend a minimum of 3 days but would say 4 days is best to perfectly capture the vibes of the city, see everything and try all the food possible at a relaxed pace.

Not sure what to eat during your visit to Canada? Don't worry. In the following guide, I'll share some popular dishes, salt or sweet, that you won't want to miss on your trip. So take note and feel free to add some (or all) to your "To-try-list" while travelling through the different Canadian provinces. I guarantee you that each one will have something to offer you!

Everything you need to know for your first (or 10th) visit to Toronto including: 📍Essentials to know before you go 📍Where to Stay 📍Where to Eat (breakfast, lunch and dinner) 📍What to See and Do (tourist attractions, museums, neighbourhoods of interest, green spaces and shopping destinations) PLUS: a link to my video guide so you can see many of these places first hand!

Planning a world trip may seem overwhelming, but with the right guidance and organization, it can be a fantastic adventure. 🎤 First things first: Music Maestro Please ✨ Make a global plan ✨ Budget 💥 10 tips to save money on my travels 💥 Budget during my travels 💥 15 tips to save money on your travels ✨ Money 💥 Cash 💥 Cards ✨ Flights 💥 World Ticket 💥 Seperate Tickets 💥 Onward (and how to book a fake one) 💥 10 tips to book cheap flights 💥 Fuel Dump tickets, Open-jaw flights and Error fares 💥 Some legal facts ✨ Apply for your passport ✨ Check the visa regulations 💥 Working holiday visa 💥 How did I manage my visas during my travels ✨ Accommodation 💥 5 dreamy accommodations to at on your Bucket list ✨ Vaccinations & travel disease 💥 Which vaccination do you need 💥 What is Malaria 💥 How to prevent Malaria 💥 Do you take Malaria tablets or not ? 💥 What is Rabies 💥 Do you get your vaccinations for Rabies 💥 Post Covid travels 💥 The latest battle: Bedbugs 💥 Which medicines do you take on your travels. ✨ Insurance ✨ To deregister from your country or not ? ✨ Chose the perfect backpack ✨ The ultimate packing list ✨ Cancel your subscriptions ✨ 30 useful apps for traveling ✨ 20 amazing places to add to your Bucket-list

Explore my hometown with me. I'll give you all the insider tips and best places to visit. Trust me, I'm an expert when it comes to Quebec City as it was my home for 20 years! This guide includes activities, restaurants, shops, cafes and accommodations.

I’ve been living nomad for the last years, and here I’ll show how I’ve done it without spending money, earning it, instead! Since I started living abroad, I received comments claiming that I'm rich or lucky. So I decided to write about my story with the aim to show how living this lifestyle can be aittanable for everybody and to show a bit more about me! Don't expect to read about being a digital nomad, that's not the only way to live like that. There are many other possibilities to have a nomad lifestyle. Hopefully, I get to inspire somebody to start pursuing their dreams, no matter how big they are, they can happen (I can tell), to get out from the auto-pilot we all live in, and to dare oneself to step out of the comfort zone! 💭✈️ I will talk about: • How did I start living abroad? • Places I have lived in so far • How I keep having this lifestyle • My best tip to live nomad • The people I met along the journey • What's next?

Your guide to enjoying everything that Banff National Park has to offer in the Summer and Fall! With Banff being an hour drive away from Calgary, I spend as many weekends as I can in Banff National Park. This guide includes my favourite outdoor activities, restaurants, and shopping in Banff National Park. If you find this guide helpful, tips are always welcome and appreciated :)