This is a world heritage site. Raw and wild. Great hiking, camping and spectacular scenery.
The Okanagan is a four season playground, but I like the Fall when the wine festival is in full swing.
Quaint & beautiful, wall to wall tourists in the city. Once you get outside & discover the seashore & seafood then you will fall in love with PEI. Every turn in the road is a picture postcard.
Great hiking. Beautiful scenery. Raw coast. Moose and wildlife of all kinds plus a mix of French and Celtic culture. Lots of handicrafts.
Jasper is like Banff but without all the tourists. It has mountain lakes and trails, hot springs and of course animals. A photographer and outdoors-person's dream.
Cathedral Grove on the way is worth the trip in itself. When you get to the coast the water is so cold and the sand is so hot it steams. See seals frolic and hike in rain forest splendor.
Lots of wineries. Good food and a great day trip from my home in Guelph or Toronto. Niagara-on-the-Lake has many quaint shops and of course there is the Falls, itself. So much wine and so little time.
I could go to Quebec every year. There is so much to see and do. The people are friendly and you can get by without French, but they appreciate it when you try. Lots of history, shopping and food.
I only chose this because it is representative of the north where I lived for 5 years. Yellowknife is the hub and a great place to jump off to see the northern lights or fish and eat bannock.
