Lake O’Hara is very close to Lake Louise and Lake Moraine, separated only by the Opabeen Pass.
Traveling through Canada: the country’s most interesting national parks
Canada is one of the largest countries in terms of land area, and its unforgettable natural landscapes are striking in their individuality and uniqueness.
Jane Mance Park
Jane Mance Park (or “Fletcher’s Field”) is a city park in Montreal. The park is located in the Le Plateau-Mont Royale area on Park Avenue opposite Mount Mont Royale.
Parc Mont Royale
Mont-Royal Park is a city park in Montreal. The park is located in the center of the city on the slopes of the mountain of the same name
Tour of Canada’s National Parks and British Columbia
The National Parks Tour of Canada and British Columbia is offered year-round. The tour is available on request for travel agencies, organizations and corporate clients.
Canada. West Coast and the Rocky Mountains
This route is a traveler’s dream come true. You’ll hike the legendary West Coast Trail, through forests, canyons, and the Pacific Coast.
Stanley Park
Stanley Park is the largest city park and one of the main attractions in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Kootenay National Park. Marble Canyon.
I am, as usual, drawn away from the well-publicized and massively visited places, so I planned our itinerary so that I could spend maximum time in beautiful and little-known places, away from the crowds.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park is a 52-hectare (130-acre) public park in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Van Dusen Botanical Garden
The Van Dusen Botanical Gardens is a magnificent park in the heart of Vancouver. It is one of the most interesting and popular tourist attractions