Discover Canada’s Best Recreational Trails
When it comes to trail exploring, Canada is full of amazing opportunities from coast to coast. In New Brunswick, the Fundy Footpath charts a course through the some of the last intact wilderness on the Atlantic. In Nova Scotia, the terraced boardwalks of Cape Breton Highlands National Park lead you to breathtaking viewpoints over a winding coastline. In Ontario, you can hike to the top of the Sleeping Giant and enjoy sweeping views of Lake Superior. In Saskatchewan, trails lead you through the rolling grasslands of Cypress Hills Provincial Park, while to the west, the Rocky Mountains lure mountaineers and hikers from across the world to their ancient glaciers and imposing peaks. And on BC’s Vancouver Island, the West Coast Trail stretches along sandy beaches and through old-growth rainforests. Adding to these more famous options, BRMB also packs in the lesser known trails to provide as much trail information as possible into our maps.
A great series of hiking trails with a micro-brewery close by for refreshment? It doesn’t get any better than that. And even the threat of rain couldn’t keep us from heading out to explore High Lonesome Nature Reserve, a short distance from the hamlet of Pakenham. Donated to the Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust in 2012, this 81 hectare …
Continue reading
The Kootenays are a mecca for the mountain bike scene that has been building up the local trails for years to meet world-class standards. Here are our eight favourite places to ride in the Kootenay Rockies.
Continue reading
On New Brunswick’s rugged Atlantic Coast, the Fundy Footpath charts a course through some of the last remaining coastal wilderness areas on the east side of the continent. In Nova Scotia’s Cape Breton Highlands National Park, terraced boardwalks lead to viewpoints over the winding coastline, with the Atlantic Ocean disappearing into the horizon beyond. In Ontario, trails lead to the …
Continue reading
