Outdoor Activities in Canada

Join an animal-spotting bus tour in Banff National Park, observing the park's amazing wildlife at dusk on this 2-hour, small-group tour that's perfect for nature enthusiasts. Enjoy Banff's beautiful landscapes in the evening searching for elk, deer, bears and more because each tour has a 95% success rate of viewing animals in their natural environment. You'll also hear about the park's efforts to protect animals and their habitat from your expert guide.

Enjoy high-octane thrills in Canada's snowy wilderness on this 4-hour advanced backcountry snowmobile expedition in Whistler. Hop aboard your snowmobile, and open the throttle before zooming deep into the Callaghan Valley. Follow your guide along winding mountain trails, and enjoy panoramic views over some of the region's most beautiful scenery. Explore hidden valleys and rolling hillsides, and test your snowmobiling skills against the varied terrain. Navigate frozen lakes with your guide, and carve through the deep powder fields. En route, replenish lost energies with a delicious lunch.

Skate across Whistler's rugged Callaghan Valley on an invigorating 3-hour snowmobile trip. Follow your guide on a ride through the site of the 2010 Winter Olympics events, cutting across forested hillsides and frozen lakes. Along the way stop to admire the beautiful British Columbia landscape, snap photos, and partake in a traditional Yukon breakfast of eggs and syrupy pancakes cooked on a wood stove (upgrade required).

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency is a few minutes from Quebec City. Located between the river and the cliffs, it's one of the province's most spectacular sites. With its 83 meters high (30 meters higher than Niagara Falls), Montmorency Falls dominates the landscape. It can be discovered on foot, by cable car, or from the gourmet restaurant. It's an ideal setting for a stroll after a business meeting or a reception. For the more active, a 300-meters zipline, and the via ferrata, a hiking trail on a cliff, promises some adrenaline and breathtaking views. Accessible year-round, the site works its magic day and night. During winter, in very cold weather, fine splashes from the falls freeze and eventually form the famous Sugar Loaf, an impressive cone of ice at the foot of the waterfall. The entire cove of the park has been illuminated after dark. Discover an impressive and enchanting spot!

Take in panoramic views of Montreal's Laurentian Mountains on this zipline excursion from Mont-Catherine, 25 minutes from Mont-Tremblant. Hike through a maple forest en route to the zipline course, which includes four cables reaching up to 3,200 feet (975 meters) long"”some of the longest in Canada! This family-friendly tour is suitable for all thrill-seekers over the age of five.