Any time is a good time to visit Canada! Here are 60 tips to help you discover Canada from east to west and in every season.

This solo traveler logged 7,539 km on a one-month solo Canadian Maritimes road trip. Enjoy her story and photos from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and PEI.

From major cities to small towns and the wonderful, wandering wilderness in between, there is no shortage of Ontario getaways for solo travelers to enjoy.

A solo summer road trip to Killarney is a beautiful thing, from the scenic drive there and back to cruising on Georgian Bay to dining on fresh local food.

On a solo kayaking trip, Grace learns how to paddle on a peaceful bay in the morning and tackles small rapids on the magical Madawaska in the afternoon.

This photo of Summit Lake in Canada’s British Columbia Interior was shared with us by a member of the Solo Travel Society.

A solo traveler makes the most of an incredibly hot Canadian summer weekend by enjoying whitewater rafting on the Ottawa River.

Intrepid solo camper Bettine goes glamping in Georgian Bay, Ontario, where she develops an addiction to kayaking, cooks caterpillars, and meets a mermaid.

The Icefields Parkway between Jasper and Banff, Alberta is one of North America’s great drives. Here’s a bit of what you can expect to see.

Here’s your Western Canada guide to traveling British Columbia and Alberta. Itineraries for train and road trips that cover adventure, food, and culture.

I took on my fear of ziplines and conquered it on a recent trip to Mont Tremblant. Though I can’t say that I did it with a lot of grace. Read on.

Red wine quietly ages in the romantically-lit Estate Barrel Room at Two Sisters Vineyards in Canada’s Niagara-on-the-Lake.

On a Mont Tremblant weekend getaway I relearned how to ski and how to reclaim the weekend. Here’s everything you need to know for your Tremblant trip.