Canadian Rockies Lakes and Trails
Banff and Lake Louise offer a considered mountain week of lakes, viewpoints and open time. A longer option follows the Icefields Parkway north to Jasper.
NORTH AMERICA
North America
Big horizons. Plenty of ways to go.
National parks, wild coastlines, mountain towns, and cities with their own point of view. North America offers room for a road trip, a city break, or a little of both.
Build around what draws you outside.
Make the miles matter
Distances shape the trip. Choose a route with time for the places between the main stops.
Find your balance outdoors
Scenic drives, trails, and time by the water can fit different levels of energy and experience.
Pick a useful base
Stay where the days you want are within reach, whether that means a city neighborhood or a gateway to the landscape.
Add a different side
Local food, music, and small towns bring another layer to the bigger landscapes.
A place to begin
Journeys across North America
Quebec City and Charlevoix
Old Québec’s streets and tables lead into Charlevoix’s art, producers and St Lawrence scenery. The country base can shift the journey toward the eastern river or Baie-Saint-Paul.
Alaska Glaciers and Coast
Choose Girdwood and Seward for a gentle Kenai coast introduction, or the Matanuska Glacier Valley and Valdez for a longer road journey into Prince William Sound. Both protect the Anchorage flight connections.
Monterey and Big Sur
Begin in Carmel Valley for village, beach and relaxed coastal days, or stay beside Monterey Bay for marine life and a kelp-forest paddle. Both continue into Big Sur, with different ways to spend the forest chapter.
Your journey, your way
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