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Hiking to Kinney Lake in Mount Robson Provincial Park
Kinney Lake is a stunning, bright turquoise lake on the Berg Lake Trail in Mount Robson Provincial Park. The trail begins near the Mount Robson Visitor Centre, located just 1 hour west of Jasper, in British Columbia. Berg Lake is a 40 km, world-renowned backpacking route in the backcountry of Mount Robson. Campsites are available for reservation in early December and spaces fill quickly. Kinney…
Paddleboarding at Two Jack Lake in Banff, Alberta
As a kid, I loved being out on the water. I got to attend summer camps in the Rockies with a canoeing focus, so I still love to get on the water whenever I get a chance. I don’t own my own canoe or paddleboard, so these days I’m happy to join friends with their own or rent gear for the day. Recently, I got to spend a day out at Two Jack Lake for a morning paddle in Banff. If you’re looking to get…
Exploring Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland
Gros Morne National Park is a recognized UNESCO National Historic Site and well-known across Canada for it’s unique fjord landscapes. However, many people don’t realize the diversity of the natural and geographical features that exist in the park, from the Western Newfoundland Highlands and the St. Lawrence Lowlands. The park is set on the western edge of Newfoundland, with the Gulf of St.…
Tablelands Trail in Gros Morne National Park
The Tablelands Trail is an easy hike that every visitor to Gros Morne should put on their list. This is a short, 4 km round trip hike with the option to continue along the off-loop trail for those interested in a more challenging trek. This unique landscape is covered in red rock and minimal vegetation, but the coolest part of the area is that this rock is actually part of the Earth’s mantle…
What to See in Terra Nova National Park, Newfoundland
We visited Terra Nova National Park during our Newfoundland road trip on our longest driving day. We started in Port Rexton, Bonavista, and ended our day in Rocky Harbour, in Gros Morne National Park. Terra Nova offered us a perfect spot to stretch our legs. However, if I were to do this trip again, I might break up the driving in order to give myself more time here, because I loved this…
Mill Cove Lookout Trail in Terra Nova National Park, NL
Mill Cove Lookout Trail is a short hike in the north part of Terra Nova National Park. I absolutely recommend doing this trail, whether you are stopping in Terra Nova for the day or driving through. The hike takes about 30-45 minutes and leads to a rocky hill overlooking Mill Cove and the surrounding area. You can see parts of the nearby Traytown to the north, as well as Malady Head to the…
Ochre Hill Viewpoint Trail in Terra Nova National Park
Ochre Hill Trail is a beautiful 5 km hike that leads to a viewpoint over Bread Cove Pond and Clode Sound that I absolutely recommend you try if you have time while in Terra Nova. However, if you are running short on time or the weather is a little socked in, as it was for us, I recommend taking the shorter Ochre Hill Viewpoint Trail instead. This trail leads to a fire lookout and viewing…
Easy Trails to Explore at Dinosaur Provincial Park
There are many trails to explore throughout Dinosaur Provincial Park, ranging from 200 metres to 2.5 km in length. Because these trails are so short, it’s easy to mix and match the paths you want to take on your visit. The trails on my list give some of the best views of the three geographical habitats included in the park: the prairies, the Badlands, and the riparian/coulee regions. Many of…
The Bonavista Peninsula should be a must-see location on your trip. From puffins and whales to icebergs and millennia of history, there's so much to discover.
Seaside Klondike Trail in Elliston, Newfoundland
Klondike Trail is a short, 6.3 km trail near Elliston that brings hikers to the geological marvel that is Spillars Cove and The Chimney, a unique, igneous sea stack. Along the way you may see local wildflowers, like rhodora, along with various trees, shrubs, and mosses. You may also spot puffins near The Chimney lookout. Views of Spillars Cove Klondike Trail Hike…
Visiting the Vibrant St. John's in Newfoundland
St. John’s, the capital city of Newfoundland and Labrador is the easternmost city in North America. Perched on the east coast of the Avalon Peninsula, the city overlooks a vast expanse of ocean beyond its harbour and the Narrows. St. John’s boasts 500 years of history, but its roots go deeper than that. The island is filled with information about the unique geological formations that built it,…
Wildflowers Found in Kananaskis and Canada's Rocky Mountains
Wildflowers, like the golden larches of fall, can be a large draw for hikers in the late spring and early summer season. No matter what part of the mountains you choose to hike it, you’re sure to see at least a few species on your way. This guide notes common wildflowers you may spot while hiking in the Rockies. You can use it to identify plants from photos on your hike, or you can save this…
Foran Grade Trail: A Wildflower Hike in Kananaskis
Foran Grade Trail is a short and sweet ridge trail in the foothills of the Sheep River Valley. It is located just passed the Sandy McNabb campground and the winter gates on Sheep River Road (Township Road 194A). It’s a pleasant ridge walk in the foothills, offering beautiful mountain views with a gentle total elevation. The drive takes about an hour from Calgary, less if you’re coming from the…
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11 Independent Bookstores In and Near Calgary, AB
For all book lovers, finding a cozy spot to browse new reads or ask for recommendations is always a gem. Independent, local bookstores do a better job than your average “big box” store in terms of personalized recommendations, thoughtful conversation, and community connection. In fact, many of Calgary’s independent bookstores also offer book clubs, author readings, and other curated events beyond…
Budget-Friendly Itinerary for a Weekend in Vancouver
There are so many sites to see in and around Vancouver, you could easily spend a few weeks exploring the city and nearby parks. But where I’m from, in Calgary, Vancouver is often also a common weekend trip or destination for conferences, concerts, and other events that may not be held elsewhere in Western Canada. While I grew up going to Vancouver to visit family, compete in dance or music…
Great Spots to Eat in Montreal, Quebec
Montreal has an amazing diversity of food across the city. From delicious fusion spots to traditional cuisines from around the world, you can find almost anything here. On my most recent trip to Montreal in April 2026, we sampled a wide range of restaurants across Mile End, Le Plateau, downtown Montreal, and Verdun. My friend and host, who has been in Montreal for 4 years now, was our guide,…
Hiking Prairie Mountain Trail in Kananaskis, Alberta
Prairie Mountain is a short, steep trail in Kananaskis, just under 20 minutes from Bragg Creek along Highway 66. It is a fantastic early season hike, as it is lower in elevation than the mountains in western Kananaskis and Banff, while still offering beautiful views. Prairie Mountain is hike-able year-round, making it a popular shoulder season trail. I hiked this trail just last weekend, on May…