Six places
most people miss.
We trade postcards for backroads. These are the corners of Canada that don't show up on the highway billboards, and reward the extra hour of driving.
Plate 01Best · May – Oct 01Cape Enrage
New Brunswick · Bay of Fundy
The world's highest tides slide back twice a day and leave a kilometre of ocean floor to walk on.
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Plate 02Best · Year-round 02Tofino's Wild Side
British Columbia · Pacific Rim
A rainforest trail that ends at the kind of beach you thought only existed in screensavers.
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Plate 03Best · Apr – Sep 03Fogo Island
Newfoundland · North Atlantic
Wooden art studios stand on stilts at the edge of the world. Icebergs drift past in spring.
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Plate 04Best · Aug – Sep 04Tombstone Territorial Park
Yukon · Dempster Highway
Jagged black peaks above tundra that turns gold in late August. No cell signal. On purpose.
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Plate 05Best · Jun – Sep 05Grasslands National Park
Saskatchewan · Frenchman Valley
Darkest sky preserve in Canada. Bison, prairie dogs, and so much quiet it hums.
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Plate 06Best · Jul – Aug 06Auyuittuq Pass
Nunavut · Baffin Island
A glacial U-valley between two of the tallest cliffs on earth. Few people, many ghosts of wind.
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More gems land in the field journal each month.
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