Discover the Astounding Flowerpot Rocks
Nestled in the quaint village of Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, the Flowerpot Rocks stand tall and proud, resembling giant flowerpots with trees sprouting from their tops. These natural wonders, formed by centuries of erosion, are a testament to the power of nature.
Imagine that you are standing at the Bay of Fundy and watching the tides — the highest in the world — shaping these majestic rocks and make them look like giant flowerpots.
Journey into History at the Diefenbunker
In Ottawa, Ontario, lies a hidden gem: the Diefenbunker, a four-story underground bunker turned museum. Built during the Cold War as a safe haven for the Canadian government, it now offers a unique glimpse into history.
Picture yourself exploring this vast, metal fortress, feeling the weight of history in its cold, echoing halls.
After your tour, you can visit the highly rated nearby food joints like Alice’s Village Cafe, Carp Custom Creamery, The Cheshire Cat Pub or the Indian Punjabi Clay Oven
A Sweet Escape to Sucrerie de la Montagne
For a taste of authentic Canadian maple syrup, head to Sucrerie de la Montagne in Mont Rigaud. This charming sugar shack, nestled in a 120-acre maple forest, offers a year-round escape into a world of sweet delights. Envision a cozy sleigh ride through the snowy woods, followed by a hearty meal of traditional cuisine, all while learning about the art of maple syrup production.
Explore the Mystical Haida Gwaii
Known as the Galapagos of the North, Haida Gwaii is a remote group of islands accessible only by water or air. These islands, rich in Haida culture and natural beauty, offer a plethora of activities. Picture yourself soaking in hot springs, strolling along pristine beaches, or feasting on traditional Haida dishes. You can explore Haida heritage sites, such as SG̲aanaay (Kayak Point), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Haida Heritage Centre. The Haida are renowned for their intricate wood carvings, totem poles, and other forms of art. The best times to visit is between winter and spring, when the islands’ true beauty shines.
Summer (June to August): This is the peak tourist season, with pleasant weather and longer daylight hours.
Spring (May) and Fall (September): These seasons offer a quieter experience with fewer crowds and still enjoyable weather.
Haida Gwaii boasts a rugged coastline with dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and secluded coves. The islands are covered in lush old-growth forests, home to a variety of plant and animal species. Enthusiasts can discover hidden waterfalls and soak in natural hot springs amidst the peaceful surroundings.
Other activities include Hiking and Backpacking, Kayaking and Canoeing, Fishing for salmon, halibut, or lingcod and Whale Watching.
Unearth the Past at Dinosaur Provincial Park
Just a few hours west of Calgary, Alberta, lies Dinosaur Provincial Park, a desert-like region teeming with history. Imagine embarking on a safari tour, discovering fossil sites, and marveling at the remnants of ancient dinosaurs. This park, with its rugged landscape and rich paleontological history, is a must-visit for any adventurer.
In 1979 the park was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site designation as it contains the largest and most comprehensive collection of fossils from the late Cretaceous period in the world. Over forty different dinosaur species have been unearthed in the park and more than 500 specimens have been removed and showcased in museums around the world.