Canoeing in Canada is as Canadian as maple syrup and a coffee at Tim’s. There’s good reason for this, as more than 60% of the world’s lakes are in Canada. Our vast area means it has many varying types of terrain, much of which is mountainous, including our world-famous Rocky Mountains, so it’s also perfect for mountain biking. On this trip, you’ll discover some of the most beautiful regions of Western Canada as you paddle a canoe on a backcountry lake, bike to an alpine meadow in the Rockies, or go white water rafting. In the end, you’ll put your feet up as you take a train through stunning mountain scenery.

Are you hankerin’ to hike away from the crowd but don’t know where to begin? This experience gets you off-the-beaten-path and onto the trail, taking the guesswork out of pouring over scads of maps and hiking trail guides. Explore some of the most scenic trails in western Canada’s greatest parks with terrain that includes spectacular alpine meadows, waterfalls, sweeping glaciers, hanging valleys, mountain forests and streams. Discover the land that moose, deer, elk, bear and wolves call “home”.

Set forth into the pristine wilderness off Vancouver Island’s northeast coast to Johnstone Strait, home to the largest population orcas in North America and a thriving grizzly bear population. Exploring the remote northeast coast of Vancouver Island is like stepping back in time when only wild creatures ruled the waterways and forests. In this remote land, this active wildlife adventure enables those with a passion for wilderness adventure to observe orcas and grizzlies in their natural habitat.

Stray from the bright lights of Vancouver, B.C. to a remote island off the west coast of Vancouver Island for some awesome wildlife viewing. Here travellers will spend a whole day cruising the shores of the rugged coastlines in search of the mighty grizzly bear. Guests can relax in the evening overlooking the waters of Johnstone Straight, home of the highest concentration of orcas in the world. A great way to get back to nature!