Nature Trip Around Canada by Micah Brown

Yellowknife, NT

micahbrown11 — 2023-10-23 19:08:31 UTC

Yellowknife, Northwest Territories is known for being one of the best places in the world to see aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights. There are many times to see the northern lights in Yellowknife, for example, they are very clear during late summer to fall, and also during the night from mid-November to late-march. There are many websites to help track when you can go to Yellowknife to see the northern lights. You can also book somewhat inexpensive tour guides to lead you to the best places to view the northern lights. Yellowknife also has many hiking trails which lead to lots of views around lakes. Some of these trails include the Cameron Falls Trail, which is right outside of Yellowknife, but takes you to hidden lakes with views of natural waterfalls, and you can walk around in the forest through bridges to experience nature firsthand. Another trail is the Frame Lake Trail. Depending on the time you go, you can walk through fresh snow, or the changing colours of leaves. There is lots of nature on this trail with many flowers along the sides. This trail is not too long and is rated beautiful most times of the year.

Banff, AB

micahbrown11 — 2023-10-23 19:09:25 UTC

The second destination on this trip is Banff, Alberta. This destination has a lot of good views and people love travelling there. Banff has the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Banff also has Canada's first national park, and 3 world-class ski resorts. There are 1000 glaciers, and many parks, some even made completely out of ice where you can skate in an ice castle. There are plenty of hiking trails and they all lead to stunning views with reflective and very blue water, and high mountains and rocks surrounding it, the views almost look CGI. Some of these views are on Lake Louise, which is known for having extraordinary views. It gets really cold during winter in Banff, but Banff has excellent ski hills on top of all the views it has to offer. In the summer, Banff has many hiking trails, and you can also ride the gondolas over the mountains and look down at the view from high up. There are also natural hot springs in Banff and lots of wildlife. It is also popular to canoe or kayak on the lakes during the summer, although it would be way too cold to do this any other time of the year. Overall, Banff is a great destination because it has lots of views, wildlife, and a lot of wildlife.

Churchill, MB

micahbrown11 — 2023-10-23 19:10:23 UTC

In Churchill, Manitoba there is lots of nature and wildlife to be seen. This destination has some of the best national parks in Canada. Churchill also has wild Polar Bears and Beluga Whales. It is popular to book tours to see these animals, and it is very common to see wild polar bears walking during the tour. In the polar bear tours, you go in a buggy and explore the tundra and spot polar bears on the way. There are also many tours to kayak in the Arctic Ocean surrounded by beluga whales. You can choose to see polar bears in the snow, or in other types of weather. There are also many other nature activities to do in Churchill besides polar bear guided tours and beluga whale spotting, for example taking rides on a dog sled or go bird watching. Overall, the nature experience in Churchill surrounds you with a lot of wildlife and provides once-in-a-lifetime experiences to be able to surround yourself with polar bears and beluga whales, in not-too-cold weather, with plenty of other activities to do.

Algonquin Park, ON

micahbrown11 — 2023-10-23 19:10:51 UTC

There are many places with nature to visit in Ontario, for example, Niagara Falls and Georgian Bay, but the Algonquin Provincial Park is the best for being away from the city, and experiencing the nature, wildlife, and views Algonquin Park has to offer. There are many lakes you can camp on in Algonquin Park, some are less remote. Lots of people car camp at the side of the lakes and you can canoe and explore the islands during the day. With over 2400 lakes, there are plenty of different lakes you can car camp on, with many different experiences. Some of the sites also include bike trails that go through the forest and on bridges over lakes. There is lots of wildlife at Algonquin Park, at some of the quieter sites, you can easily spot moose, deer, and black bears. You can also canoe on the calm lakes with little interruption and explore other sites or islands on the lake. Overall, the Algonquin Provincial Park is a great destination because there is lots of nature, and wildlife, and it is a very calm destination with not as many people.

Mont-Tremblant, QC

micahbrown11 — 2023-10-23 19:11:20 UTC

The last destination on this 6-stop trip is Mont-Tremblant, Quebec. Mont-Tremblant has many things to do in all seasons. In the winter, they have excellent ski hills and a big town at the bottom. During months like September, you can go on peaceful hiking trails such as the Montagne Verte trail. This trail is perfect for seeing the colour-changing leaves and enjoying the peaceful mountains in Mont-Tremblant. To experience nature, there are many tours you can do in Mont-Tremblant, such as helicopter tours, zipline tours, or you can even go as a fairy on the calm lake. There are also skiing tours in Mont-Tremblant, which can include skiing in a wide trail while being surrounded by trees. To experience the wildlife in Tremblant, going on the Parc des Chutes trail is one of the best ways. This trail is fully in nature, with calm waters on the side leading to a waterfall. The hiking trail of this path is 5km, but you can also take the biking trail which goes up to 74 km, but you don’t have to complete the entire thing. Overall, Mont-Tremblant is a great destination to experience nature and wildlife, while also being a great destination to experience the ski hills and the town.