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Why the world chooses Canada

Canada's national parks and historic sites stand alongside some of the world's most celebrated destinations, yet offer experiences you won't find anywhere else. Discover uniquely Canadian adventures, explore parks that rival famous landscapes around the globe and see why travellers seeking nature, history and wide-open spaces are choosing Canada for their next unforgettable journey.

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Experience Parks Canada

Vast wilderness, remarkable wildlife and living history come together in Canada's national parks and historic sites. From dramatic hiking trails and coastal adventures to Indigenous stories and star-filled skies, discover experiences that go far beyond the familiar – and start shaping your own unforgettable Canadian journey.

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Find your way into Canada

Whether you're drawn to Atlantic coastlines, mountain scenery, prairie skies or northern wilderness, each Canadian region opens the door to multiple travel routes linking parks, historic sites and unforgettable experiences. Start with a region – then find the journeys that bring it to life.

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Like Banff? You'll love…

Mount Revelstoke National Park
Just 3 hours from Lake Louise, take in the rugged mountains and glaciers of the park. Be sure to summit Mount Revelstoke with your car to see the famous sub-alpine wildflower meadows or go for a stroll through cool, lush rainforest.
 
Gros Morne National Park
Like Banff, Gros Morne is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park's unique geology helped confirm tectonic plate theory, and you can walk on the earth's mantle when you visit. Take to the water at Western Brook Pond and admire the cascading waterfalls and billion year-old cliffs in this huge glacier-carved land-locked fjord.
 
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Glacier National Park
Glacier may be 390 km from Jasper, but the glacial views along the highway to the park are just as spectacular. Take a hike along alpine trails blazed by early mountaineers or among the towering old-growth trees of the world's only inland cedar rainforest.
 
Kluane National Park and Reserve
Kluane is home to most of the country's tallest mountains, including Canada's highest peak, and the world's largest concentration of ice fields and glaciers. Explore the vastness of the park on alpine hikes, mountain biking or by paddling its crystal clear waters.
 
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Georgian Bay National Park
Just two hours north of Toronto, you'll be amazed by the clear waters of Georgian Bay. During your visit, boat or paddle in the world's largest freshwater archipelago or explore the network of trails through sun-dappled forests.
 
Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve
Rising up from the ocean, Mingan Archipelago's curiously-shaped limestone sculptures form the largest group of monoliths in Canada. Watch for whales and seals in the ocean and enjoy the diverse marine life on a scuba diving trip.
 
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Gulf Islands National Park Reserve
A less-visited jewel in beautiful B.C.'s crown, discover the forested islands of Gulf Islands, dotted around the Salish Sea in waters teeming with seals, sea lions, orcas and pods of porpoises, just a few hours from the bustle of Vancouver.
 
Cape Breton Highlands National Park
With over 100km of rugged wave-pounded cliffs, sheltered coves and some of the most beautiful beaches in Canada, it's time to discover Cape Breton. Explore the storied Cabot Trail on a self-driven adventure, and discover stellar hiking trails offering everything from ocean views to hidden waterfalls and enchanting old growth forests.
 
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Fundy National Park
Island hop to nearby New Brunswick to experience the marvel of the world's highest tides at Fundy National Park. Paddle a kayak, then walk the ocean floor. Head inland and explore trails through the Acadian forest and feel the spray from soaring waterfalls.

Kouchibouguac National Park
Enjoy the waves at one of Canada's warmest saltwater beaches and find the perfect place to build a sand castle as you explore 25 km of golden dunes in Kouchibouguac National Park. At night, this Dark-Sky Preserve is transformed into a celestial masterpiece. 

 

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