Top Canada Nature Walks

Explore the beauty of the night sky in Jasper with a stargazing adventure that’s fun for the family. You’ll tour the planetarium and learn about the Northern Lights, local First Nations constellations, and more. This tour actually takes you outside to see the stars for yourself on a clear night using powerful telescopes.

Discover Niagara Falls your way on a private, full-day tour from Toronto with a driver-guide who has plenty of local tips. Travel in comfort in a van with door-to-door pickup and a flexible, no-deadline itinerary. Visit sights such as the Niagara Boat Tour, Journey Behind the Falls, and the Butterfly Conservatory at your own expense. Your driver is on standby throughout the day, ready when you are.

Combine visits to the Glacier Skywalk and the Athabasca Glacier on a tour from the Icefield Glacier Discovery Centre. Ride in a huge ice explorer for a guided tour of the glacier and listen to engaging commentary about glaciers, the local ecosystem, and environmental changes. Then walk on the glass-bottom Skywalk for photo-worthy views over the cliff's edge.

Get to know Calgary better with access to three different city tours. Access the tours from your smartphone and complete them at your leisure, whether during one day or spread over several. The three itineraries focus on downtown Calgary, the Beltline District, and the Bow River Trail. Avoid the hassle of keeping up with a tour guide or straining to hear above the crowd.

Experience Niagara Falls in a way few visitors ever do as you see the iconic cascade from high and low. Start with sweeping panoramas from the Skylon Tower before stepping into the new Daredevils Exhibit to learn the real stories behind Niagara’s most daring stunts. A relaxed walk with a local guide along the boardwalk reveals iconic photo ops. Finally, with pre-reserved entry to Journey Behind the Falls, the experience ends behind the falls themselves just feet from the thunderous water. Thoughtfully paced and packed with insider knowledge, this tour is ideal for travelers wanting to make the most of limited time while discovering new perspectives of a legendary natural wonder.

There is a world of ancient trees to discover within walking distance of downtown Vancouver. Take a tour of Vancouver’s last ancient forest, located in Stanley Park. Gaze in awe at 800-year-old cedars, towering firs, and more. Discover the park’s history and explore how the forest has evolved over the years, piecing together its past with old maps, postcards, and photographs.

Explore a mysterious forest and travel down an old trapper’s path known as the Medicine Trail on this small-group snowshoe tour. Gaze at giant cedar, fir, and hemlock trees, sample teas made from medicinal plants that grow on the route, and learn about the history of the area from your guide. A moderate level of fitness is required for this tour.

At our snow tubing park in Mont-Tremblant, you will find 8 snow tubing runs, 2 rope tows, a picnic area and a restaurant. You can enjoy snow tubing during the day or you can get an evening ticket! Perfect for an après-ski or evening adventure with the whole family or for groups. Views of St Jovite village. Quick Check-In: Upon arrival, we invite you to head to our self-check-in kiosks for a faster process. Simply scan the QR code from your reservation: the printer will issue your ticket. Please visibly attach this ticket to your clothing so our staff can easily verify it. Equipment Rentals: We offer helmet and snow pant rentals directly on-site. Each item is available at the price of $15. Please note that our inventory is limited. We recommend arriving early to secure the necessary equipment.

Trade the hustle and bustle of Vancouver for an immersive nature trip when you book tickets to Grouse Mountain. This outdoor and cultural park offers a range of seasonal attractions throughout the year, from wildlife viewing and family-friendly shows to the Skyride aerial tram. Book in advance to guarantee your admission—then, upon arrival, explore at your own pace and add on experiences that interest you most.

Mount Royal is a must-visit in Montreal, offering incredible views of the city, fresh air, and great local people-watching. Take a break from city life on a nature walk that takes you to hidden trails and parts of the park you wouldn't easily find on your own. Morning and afternoon walks are available so you can choose the time that works best for you.

Home to a diverse range of native Canadian wildlife, the Jasper National Park boasts shimmering glacial lakes, dense old-growth forests, and jagged mountain peaks—and the only way to truly appreciate its majesty is on foot. During this adventurous hiking tour, follow your guide through the park and enjoy an intimate brush with the Canadian wilderness. Along the way, spot wild beavers, eagles, and moose in their natural habitat.

Discover the best that Vancouver has to offer as you embark on a full-day sightseeing tour of the city’s top landmarks. Your day includes walks through popular neighborhoods such as Gastown, Chinatown, and Granville Island as well as stops at the Vancouver Lookout, Capilano Suspension Bridge, and Brockton Point Totem Pole. While you explore, your guide provides information about the city’s history and cultural makeup.

Get some exercise while seeing the sights of Victoria Harbour with a self-paced walking tour accessed via an audio-app. Listen to your tour guide through your smartphone, going at your own pace and stopping and starting whenever you want. You’ll benefit from the structure of a guided tour without having to chase around a live tour guide or strain to hear through the crowds.

Experience the magic of Banff National Park like never before on a sunset and stargazing tour, where nature's grandeur takes center stage. Watch the day transition into night as you capture the vibrant hues of twilight before immersing yourself in the pristine, star-filled sky. With headlamps provided and a guide leading the way, you'll explore the wonders of this dark-sky sanctuary, marveling at sights like the Milky Way.

Discover the enchanting beauty of the aurora borealis—or Banff’s brilliant, star‑filled skies—on a three‑hour night‑sky adventure. While the northern lights can be visible year‑round, they remain rare and unpredictable. We actively monitor conditions and will contact guests directly to adjust tour timing and routing when an aurora display is likely during your visit. If the northern lights do not appear, you’ll enjoy a guaranteed stargazing experience. This tour begins in the heart of the town, where an expert guide leads you to the best viewing spots after a scenic drive through the stunning Canadian Rockies. Hopefully the captivating display of the Aurora Borealis and/or engage in an immersive stargazing experience, complete with insights into local myths and legends. Sip on complimentary hot chocolate while capturing unforgettable photos of the night sky. We offer full refund if there is over 50% cloud cover. Guaranteeing you a night sky full or stars!

Explore the stunning highlights of the Canadian Rockies with visits to iconic lakes and glaciers. Star your adventure at the picturesque Lake Minnewanka, where mountain reflections dance on the crystal-clear water. Discover the turquoise beauty of Lake Louise and the scenic tranquility of Bow Lake. Marvel at the breathtaking views of Peyto Lake, famous for its wolf-head shape, and admire the majestic Crowfoot Glacier. This journey showcases some of the most captivating natural wonders in Banff National Park.

Mineral spring pools known for their ochre colors, the Paint Pots are considered among the Kootenay National Park’s top attractions—but reaching them in the winter months isn’t easy. On this snowshoeing tour, hike with ease through the deep snow drifts and soak up the Canadian wilderness scenery. Savor hot chocolate and hot maple taffy, and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour—limited to 12 people.

Due to Canada’s vast size and the diversity of its cultures, the different provinces have some very unique food cultures. Sample local fare such as seafood and wild game on this small-group food tour through downtown St. Johns, while learning the stories behind Newfoundland and Labrador’s culinary scenes. Stopping at six different venues, it’s a good idea you have an empty belly before starting this tour.

Discover the British Columbia coastline by land and sea on this full-day guided tour. After departing Vancouver, hop aboard a boat and journey through the Gulf Islands, before heading to Victoria to explore the historic city’s nature-filled architecture. Then, head to the Butchart Gardens to take in the park’s serene themed gardens.

Most people experience Banff National Park in the summer, and they’re missing out. On this tour, you’ll take an “icewalk” along Johnston Canyon, a narrow, waterfall-filled wonder made even more spectacular by your guide. From there, you’ll make the short ride to Marble Canyon, a slot canyon that’s gorgeous in winter, heading away from the crowds and into a world of rocky wonder.

When visiting Toronto, be sure to stop at the Royal Ontario Museum, dedicated to art, culture, and nature. Booking your admission ticket in advance saves you time waiting on the day. ROM is home to more than 18 million artworks, artifacts, and specimens from around the world and across the ages. The exhibits explore everything from dinosaurs to mummies, Chinese architecture to Indigenous objects, and more. An entertaining and educational experience for all ages.

To visit Niagara Falls the easy way from Toronto, join this guided tour, with departures year-round. Sit back and enjoy the views of the Ontario countryside on the drive to Niagara Falls, passing wine country and scenic Niagara-on-the-Lake. Enjoy three hours to tour Niagara Falls independently or upgrade to jump on board the unmissable Niagara City cruise, which takes you right to the base of the falls.

Built to withstand Toronto’s harsh winters, the PATH has evolved into a thriving underground city, complete with miles of shops, restaurants, subway stations, hotels, walkways and more—and this walking tour offers the perfect way to get an overview of it all. Pick from morning and afternoon start times, and set off with just a small group for company.