Surrounded by three oceans and spanning nearly 4 million square miles of vibrant cities and majestic landscapes, Canada is the ultimate explorer’s dream. Whether you’re planning a summer sightseeing expedition or checking off experiences from your bucket list, Canada offers a vast selection of things to do, including historical destinations, cultural experiences, and natural wonders. The climate varies across Canada and not every area is snow-laden in the winter. While many locals say that fall is the best time to visit, the temperatures in the summer months average between 70 and 80 degrees with less-humid conditions in the western sections.
01 Dog Sledding Adventures
Experience Canada as traders and travelers did before snowmobiles, planes, and 4-wheel drive SUVs. Dog-sledding tours are available across Canada with options of short 2-hour excursions as well as tours lasting a few days. Nunavut is located in northern Quebec and is one of the world’s most remote regions. The area has a 4000-year history of breeding sled dogs, and many communities offer dogsledding runs for visitors. The 150-mile Canadian Championship Dog Derby is a yearly mushers event that takes place in March in the Northwest Territories.
