Rimouski has a population of around 47,000 and is the capital of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. With the Quebec Maritime Institute located here, the city has a large population of students studying marine-related subjects.
At the end of the road, untamed nature, dotted with hidden lakes and deep forests.
Station Touristique Duchesnay was built on the site of the old logging station of Duchesnay which was created 80 years ago. Another proof that forestry often preempted tourism in wild natural areas.
A hidden valley where conifers lean over wild, crystal-clear rivers.
Nanaimo is the second largest city on Vancouver Island and offers a less out-of-the-way (and more urban) alternative to Tofino for fans of nautical activities!
Between boreal forest and shimmering lakes, a hidden corner of Quebec quietly awaits.
Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec's second highest ski resort, is near to the village of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré - a skiing paradise at less than 45 minutes from Quebec.
Towering cliffs, majestic whales, and endless boreal forest: your escape starts here.
Prince George is a city in British Columbia that is famous for its logging industry. It was also ranked as the "most dangerous city in Canada" in 2011 and 2012.

Tour ideas for Canada