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Les 119 activités et sites à découvrir (Canada).

In search of moose tracks along a hiking trail

This easy hike takes you to a lake where you have a good chance of spotting moose.

In search of American black bears on a headland

Watch American black bears and marine mammals from a headland as the salmon migrate upstream in autumn.

Go moose watching along the park road

Drive along the park road and keep an eye out for moose. Your chances are especially good at dawn and dusk.

On game drive in search of the region's bears and wolves

A game drive is definitely worthwhile here, as your chances are good of seeing bears, but also elk and even wolves.

Spot bears along the roadside

You should definitely plan to drive this road in the early morning, as you can watch American black bears and moose.

Watch bears on a quiet highway

Experience the wildlife of the national park on a quiet highway with chances to see American black bears, elk and white-tailed deer.

Bear watching with a picnic on a small island

You should keep your eyes open along this road, as bears can appear at any time at the roadside.

Meet majestic grizzly bears on a boat tour

Experience grizzly bears in a remote fjord on a boat tour and enjoy the wild beauty of Knight Inlet.

Meet orcas at eye level

Encountering an orca from a kayak is an especially intense experience. You won’t forget this moment for a long time.

Watch bears up close from a secure wooden boardwalk

Perfect place to watch bears in safety and experience the behaviour of American black bears up close during the salmon run.

Watch bears from the city boardwalk on the Somass River

Watch bears at dusk on the Somass River – from Victoria Quay, right in the centre of Port Alberni.

Watch grizzly bears catching salmon with a First Nation guide

Watch bears catching salmon from an elevated platform and benefit from the knowledge of the First Nations.

Watch orcas during an extraordinary ritual

There is something special to see on this trail. It is part of the culture of the Northern Resident Orcas to rub themselves against stones in the water.

Watch American black bears on a remote road

Go for a drive and spot one of around 60 local American black bears along Callaghan Road.

Watch moose along the highway

Drive past wetlands and keep an eye out for moose in the early morning and evening hours.

Watch orcas and humpback whales passing by

Watch orcas and humpback whales passing by from a jetty right on the Johnstone Strait.

Explore the mysterious world of orcas and humpback whales on a boat tour

Campbell River is an excellent starting point for a whale-watching boat tour where you can mainly see orcas and humpback whales.

Explore one of the most wildlife-rich roads at Lake Louise

Experience the wildlife of Banff National Park on a quiet road – with chances to spot bears, wolves and coyotes.

Experience the spectacular spectacle of the salmon migration

On this walk you pass a river that attracts salmon. An ideal place to watch American black bears.

Experience grey whales on a boat tour

Whale watching tours are one of the best ways to experience the impressive wildlife of Canada’s Pacific coast up close.

Experience American black bears on a boat tour

On a boat tour from Tofino and Ucluelet you can watch American black bears on the coast of Vancouver Island.

Look for scratch marks left by bears

Discover bear tracks, skunk cabbage and the call of the Pileated woodpecker on the short Fitzsimmons Nature Trail in Whistler.

Spot grizzly bears on the way to Lake Louise

On this stretch you have a good chance of seeing grizzly bears, so keep your eyes peeled on the way to Lake Louise.

Spot grizzly bears on a gondola ride

Enjoy a gondola ride while you watch out for grizzly bears on the mountain slopes below you.

Watch for moose by the lake

At Moose Lake you have a good chance of seeing moose. The car park on the eastern side of the lake is ideal for a stopover.

Watch out for majestic grey whale spouts

This beach is definitely worth a visit, as you can watch grey whales directly from the beach.

Watch whales from a viewpoint

Keep your eyes open on this hike, as you can spot Pacific white-sided dolphins, orcas, humpback whales and grey whales off the coast.

Watch orcas and humpback whales from a boat

On a boat tour you can watch orcas and humpback whales, as well as Pacific white-sided dolphins, sea lions and harbour seals.

Watch American black bears at the salmon hatchery

Watch American black bears and bald eagles by the river and enjoy a walk along the bank to experience the wildlife up close.

Watch American black bears on a short walk

With a bit of luck you can watch American black bears at a river mouth on this walk.

Track Grizzly bears and elk in an unusual place

Explore a road near the Bow Falls and keep an eye out for elk and Grizzly bears.

Watch whales from above in Howe Sound

Ride the gondola up to the Summit Lodge and enjoy a breathtaking view of Howe Sound. From this vantage point you can spot whales off the coast.

Hike through rainforest to a special whale watching spot

Tonquin Trail in Tofino is a beautiful short hiking trail that offers spectacular views of the Pacific coast.

Walk along the riverbanks in search of American black bears

Walk along the Campbell River and look out for American black bears that you can watch catching salmon.

Hike to an elevated viewpoint overlooking the Johnstone Strait

A hiking trail runs along a peninsula. Along the way there is a picnic spot where you can watch whales.

Hike to a crystal-clear lake with the chance to see moose

On this trail you hike through woodland to a lake, and with a bit of luck you can watch moose in the water.

Watch Pacific white-sided dolphins from the pier

Enjoy the view from the pier in Campbell River across Discovery Passage and watch Pacific white-sided dolphins.

On the trail of the harmless rubber boa to a waterfall

In Nairn Falls Provincial Park you can see the waterfall of the same name. It plunges 60 m into the depths.

In search of sand dollars

On a walk along the beach, discover the skeletal remains of sand dollars that look like coins.

Enjoy the view of Banff

Enjoy the panoramic view of Banff and the surrounding mountains from a free viewpoint.

Enjoy the view of the Icefields Parkway

Stop at this viewpoint along the Icefields Parkway and enjoy the breathtaking view.

Enjoy the view of Lake Louise

Discover the magic of turquoise Lake Louise. Surrounded by snow-covered peaks, every step awakens your sense of adventure.

Enjoy the view of an incredibly turquoise lake

Peyto Lake is an incredible shade of turquoise unlike any other lake in the Rocky Mountains. This is thanks to the rock flour from the surrounding mountains.

Bathing in hot natural springs

Bathe in the natural hot springs of Hot Springs Cove near Tofino, surrounded by wild coastal scenery.

Head out in search of North American beavers nearby

Along two lakes you have the chance to spot North American beavers. Look out especially for beaver lodges made of sticks and mud.

Watch the salmon run on the Stamp River

Experience how sockeye, coho and chinook salmon fight their way through rapids and the fish ladder to spawn – on the Stamp River.

Watch Grizzly bears up close from the Belarko Wildlife Viewing Platform

Experience Grizzly bears up close and in safety at the Belarko Wildlife Viewing Platform – a unique spot in Bella Coola, ideal during the salmon run.

Watch great blue herons in Stanley Park

Watch the largest urban population of great blue herons in the green heart of Vancouver.

Watch American black bears fishing for salmon on the Stamp River

With plenty of respect and patience, you can watch bears fishing for salmon on the Stamp River – far away from platforms or fences.

Watch mountain goats with binoculars

Watch mountain goats from a viewpoint on the Icefields Parkway and enjoy the view of a river valley and the surrounding mountains.

Marvel at waterfalls almost 100 m wide

A short hike takes you to the almost 100 m wide Dawson Falls. Here they plunge a full 16 m into the depths.

Climb the viewing tower and enjoy the fantastic wide view

It’s worth stopping at this viewing tower. You can enjoy a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape.

Marvel at the vast icefield on the Icefields Parkway

You can see the vast Athabasca Glacier straight from the car park. You can walk right up to the glacier and get a real impression of it.

Admire the reflection of the surrounding mountains in a lake

This lake mirrors the surrounding mountains and offers a spectacular sight. It’s well worth stopping here.

Let your gaze wander over the Clearwater Valley

From this viewpoint you have a fantastic view over the Clearwater Valley. It’s definitely worth stopping here.

Strolling through Tofino

Take a break and enjoy a leisurely stroll through lovingly designed Tofino.

Discover the fascinating life cycle of salmon

Learn more about the life cycle of salmon and the history of fishing with a visit to Quinsam River Hatchery.

Discover the rainforest on swinging paths

Experience the coastal rainforest from an unusual height. Suspension bridges lead you at 70 m through Douglas firs that are around 250 years old.

Discover the hidden treasure of the tide pools

On this beach there are tide pools where you can look for beautiful starfish, anemones and other marine animals.

Discover the hidden wonders of the sea at low tide

Stroll along Miracle Beach and set off in search of tidal pools where you can find small marine creatures.

Relax in the hot springs with mountain views

After a day full of adventure you can relax in the hot springs and enjoy the view of the Rocky Mountains.

Entzünde ein Strandlagerfeuer unter dem Sternenhimmel

After a day full of new impressions you can light a campfire on the beach and listen to the ocean.

Explore the bones of ocean dwellers at the whale museum

The Whale Interpretive Centre was destroyed by fire on New Year’s Eve 2024 and will remain closed for the time being. It is due to be rebuilt.

Catch a glimpse of the park’s most famous waterfalls

On the Rim Trail you can hike to Helmcken Falls or enjoy a spectacular view of the waterfalls from the viewing platform.

Climb the Calgary Tower and enjoy the view

Climb the Calgary Tower for a 360-degree view of Calgary’s skyline, the Rocky Mountains and the prairie.

Explore the largest lake in the Rockies by boat or canoe

Take a boat trip on the beautiful Maligne Lake. The famous Spirit Island is also included.

Watch the sunset at English Bay

Experience Vancouver’s most beautiful sunset at English Bay Beach – with sea views, a relaxed atmosphere and perfect sundowner vibes.

Experience the sunset with picnic and campfire

Enjoy the sunset at Kananaskis Lake with a picnic and campfire – a magical evening in the middle of the Canadian wilderness.

Experience alpine wildlife on spectacular hikes

Discover Whistler from up high on an alpine hike. Keep your eyes peeled, as you can spot hoary marmots and American pikas here.

Experience the colourful wooden houses of Telegraph Cove

After the 2024 fire, Telegraph Cove is expected to reopen on a limited basis this summer – experience colourful wooden houses in a sheltered cove.

Experience solitude and watch grizzly bears in the wilderness

Discover complete seclusion at the McCall Flats Recreation Site. Watch grizzly bears by the river and experience the stillness of the wilderness.

Experience the iconic Steam Clock in Vancouver

Experience the famous steam clock in Vancouver’s historic Gastown – a technical masterpiece that vents steam with a whistle every quarter of an hour.

Experience the mystical silence of the coastal rainforest

On the Rainforest Trail between Tofino and Ucluelet you can immerse yourself deep in the coastal rainforest on an easy walk.

Experience thundering waterfalls from a suspension bridge

Explore Elk Falls Provincial Park on a hike that takes you across a 64 m high suspension bridge.

Experience Vancouver Island from a bird's-eye view

Enjoy a scenic flight by seaplane and experience the breathtaking Pacific coast and Clayoquot Sound from the air.

Follow a boardwalk trail past ancient trees

Explore the Big Tree Trail on Meares Island, with gigantic 1,000-year-old trees and a picturesque coastal landscape.

Search for animal tracks on a circular hiking trail

Explore the old farmland of the Ray family and discover animal tracks at the mineral springs.

Enjoy the best view of Calgary’s skyline

Experience the best view of Calgary’s skyline, which is especially impressive at sunset.

Enjoy the wide views over Banff

Climb Sulphur Mountain and look forward to a breathtaking view over the town of Banff.

Enjoy the view of the three striking peaks near Canmore

Short hiking trail near Canmore with a direct view of the Three Sisters – perfect for atmospheric photos and quiet moments.

Enjoy the view of thundering waterfalls

You should definitely plan a stop in the Callaghan Valley. Here the Alexander Falls plunge 43 m into the depths.

Enjoy fresh sourdough bread and handmade treats in Whistler

Enjoy fresh sourdough bread and sweet treats or pick up snacks to take on your hike and picnic.

Treat yourself to a break with coffee and cake

The Killer Whale Café was destroyed by a fire on New Year’s Eve 2024 and will remain closed for the time being. It is planned to rebuild it.

Canoeing amid incredible nature

Discover Wells Gray in a special way. Hire a canoe and set off to explore from the water.

Join a guided tour to Canada’s wildlife

Experience a guided wildlife tour in Jasper National Park with a high chance of animal sightings in breathtaking scenery.

End your day by a crackling campfire on the beach

Light a campfire on the beach, enjoy the sunset and treat yourself to a sweet campfire snack.

Take a picnic break at Wedge Pond

Enjoy a relaxed picnic at tranquil Wedge Pond – with mountain views, reflections on the water and a short circular trail for in between.

Watch the third-highest waterfall in British Columbia

Plan a stop at the third-highest waterfalls in British Columbia. From the viewpoint you have a great view of the waterfall.

Hop on a bike and circle the coast of Stanley Park

Cycle along the Seawall in Stanley Park and enjoy views of the sea, forest and mountains.

Walk along the Discovery Passage

Discover the 8 km walking trail along the Discovery Passage. Watch bald eagles, enjoy the sparkle of the sea and relax over a picnic.

Walk along an emerald-green lake

Experience the magical beauty of the emerald-green Moraine Lake on a hike. The lake is surrounded by ten majestic peaks.

Walk to the hidden forest lake in Stanley Park

Walk through the dense forest of Stanley Park and discover hidden Beaver Lake – an oasis of calm in the middle of Vancouver.

Jump into the clear water of Kananaskis Lake

Swim in the turquoise Kananaskis Lake, surrounded by mountains and forests – a refreshing nature experience in the middle of the Canadian wilderness.

Watch salmon jump in the river

Watch the impressive leaps of the salmon as they overcome the rapids of the Clearwater River.

Start your day with breakfast on Granville Island

Start your morning on Granville Island with breakfast in the Public Market.

Stand eye to eye with the totem poles in Stanley Park

Admire the totem poles in Stanley Park and discover the details of these intricately carved works by the First Nations.

Marvel at thundering waterfalls in a narrow canyon

From a viewpoint you can admire the thundering waterfalls forcing their way through a narrow gorge.

Stay by the river and watch Grizzly bears from your camping chair

Stay on the Atnarko River in Tweedsmuir Park and watch Grizzly bears at close range – an intense nature experience.

Cross the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge and immerse yourself in nature

Cross the swaying Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge, hike through dense rainforests and discover the turquoise Thirty Foot Pool.

Take a short trail to a canyon

The Mistaya flows through this impressive gorge. The canyon is easy to reach and well worth a visit.

Follow the tracks of the fascinating coastal wolves

Hike through Cape Scott Provincial Park, discover wolf tracks and camp on the beach of picturesque San Josef Bay.

Hike to the tea house and take a break

Discover the beautiful nature trails at Lake Louise, breathe in the mountain air and enjoy a cup of tea with a view of the lake!

Hike through a canyon past waterfalls and lakes

Explore incredible nature trails, marvel at waterfalls and discover mysterious lakes. Set off on a journey into the heart of Johnston Valley.

Hike along alpine meadows and glaciers

Hike from Moraine Lake through alpine meadows to the Consolation Lakes. On the way you can also see the Quadra Glacier.

Hike along the rugged coastline and look out for grey whales

Hike the Lighthouse Loop along the rugged coast, enjoy spectacular views and look out for grey whales.

Hike along five differently coloured lakes

On a hike you can admire five different lakes and their varying colours.

Walk behind a waterfall

Hike to an impressive waterfall and feel the power of the falling water as you walk behind it.

Hike with views of turquoise-blue lakes all the way to the glacier

A trail takes you along the three turquoise lakes Lower, Middle and Upper Lake. You can also watch Canada jays here.

Hike across six bridges through a canyon

Hike through a 50 m deep gorge along six unique bridges. You can shorten or extend the loop as you like.

Hike to old train wrecks

Slightly off the beaten track lie old freight wagons that have been sprayed with graffiti over the years. A hike leads you straight to the train wrecks.

Hike to a viewpoint and experience thundering waterfalls

Along the Sea to Sky Highway you pass Brandywine Falls. It’s worth stopping, as the waterfalls plunge 61 m into the depths.

Hike to the best viewpoint over the Kananaskis Lakes

A demanding mountain hike with steep climbs that takes you up to Sarrail Ridge – with spectacular views over the Kananaskis Lakes.

Hike to hidden Rawson Lake

Hike to hidden Rawson Lake – a picturesque mountain lake, surrounded by rock walls and dense forests, with breathtaking views.

Walk among giant trees in Cathedral Grove

Experience ancient giant trees in MacMillan Park – on a short circular trail through Cathedral Grove, right on Highway 4.

Hike along streams and mountain meadows

Hike through forest and along streams and mountain meadows. If you are out and about in the height of summer, you will see meadows full of wildflowers.

Hiking with a view of the glacier

The Athabasca Glacier is truly impressive. On a hike you can get a real sense of its immense size.

Watch elk during the rut

Discover Banff’s hidden treasures! Walk through ancient spruce forests, watch elk and immerse yourself in nature!

Enjoy waterfalls from a breathtaking viewpoint

From this viewpoint you have a great view of the 75 m high Spahat Creek Falls.

Watch bald eagles along three large lakes

Discover the Vermilion Lakes, immerse yourself in the wild nature and watch majestic bald eagles in their natural habitat.

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