People are always looking for some new things to do. We want to be exciting and make sure we get the most out of life. I'm personally always on the lookout for unique experiences. READ ALSO: Quebec French Texting Vs. English Canada Texting Canada is a great country and luckily for us, there's a whole bunch of really weird shit that we can do here. And as you'll notice, they're all distinctly Canadian. So get ready to be hardy and tough. Here are 10 super weird things that you can only do in Canada, nowhere else: View this post on Instagram It's downright balmy out ☀️🌴 regram @kelsyelyse #silverlake #pnwonderland #icerafting #thatsathingright A post shared by kelsey marshall (@k_r_marshall) on Jan 9, 2017 at 7:42am PST 1. Go rafting on ice Who wouldn't want to try ice rafting? How about an ice canoe race? Well, thanks to Canada, you can. Every winter, Quebec hosts the world's largest winter carnival at which you can do all of these activties. The Saint Lawrence river is the perfect place for any and all winter water activities. View this post on Instagram Today's adverture with the besties #narcissesnakedens #🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍 A post shared by Cody (@codyandmino) on May 13, 2017 at 1:46pm PDT 2. Hang out in a snake den In the town of Narcisse, Manitoba, you can actually witness snake mating rituals. Every spring, up to 150,000 red garters meet in these dens to mate. And, if you want, you can chill with them. You can even pick them up! Maybe just not when they're getting busy. Leave them alone for that. View this post on Instagram Got our papers, leaving toe-morrow! #sourtoecocktail #downtownhotel #dawsoncity #Yukon #yukonic #yum #selfie #certificate #certified #kiss #kissthetoe #gnarlytoe #toe #humanremains #cathyalmostcried #yukonjack #21ways2play A post shared by Sadie Fox (@saydeesox) on Nov 12, 2017 at 10:27pm PST 3. Have a cocktail served with a side of toe Up in Dawson City, Yukon, they have a specialty drink known as the "sour toe cocktail". What is this you ask? Well, it's a mummified toe that the Downtown Hotel keeps to amp up their drink game. There's a $2,500 fine if you swallow the toe, so be careful. Over 60,000 people have joined the Sour Toe Cocktail Club. Will you be next? View this post on Instagram #riverviewhospital #haunted #insaneasylum #whatsthatnoise? A post shared by Rev. DG Williams (@throttlejockeymedia) on Feb 11, 2018 at 11:29am PST 4. Shoot a movie in an insane asylum Riverview hospital is more than just the most filmed place in the North, it's also a very famous and historic insane asylum. It's decommised right now, so there are no patient staying there. But, it is open for filming with the right permits. Tours may soon be available as well. View this post on Instagram We can't wait to get over to Campbell River shortly for snorkelling with the salmon. Shooting down the river amongst these fish is one of the most fun things to do! #salmonsnorkel #campbellriver #riversnorkeling A post shared by Trisha Stovel (@seaprooftv) on Aug 17, 2015 at 9:44am PDT 5. Snorkel with salmon Normally snorkeling happens in tropical waters, but Canada doesn't exactly have those. So, we work with what we've got. B.C's Campbell River gives great access to the Pacific West Coast's annual salmon run, and if you want you can jump on in with them. Just ride the current and witness tens of thousands of salmon migrating. View this post on Instagram I want to share a fun story about my handstand journey with you guys! . In Jan 2015, I participated in my first Instagram yoga challenge and quickly discovered that this was way more than just an App for pictures. . This is an amazing Community, filled with real people, doing really cool things...like handstands! Hmm, How do I learn how to handstand?🤔 The answer: PRACTICE! . I soon connected with some fellow handstand newbies, and in Oct 2015 #366HCrew was born, my original handstand crew!🙌🙌🙌 After a year of practicing and chatting about handstands, drills, and other things...we became friends for life too! Love you Ladies!❤️❤️❤️ . Well guess what?! We decided to do handstands together IRL! Yup, six of my crew came all the way to Alaska, from all over the world...and we went (by helicopter of course) to my favorite place, the #ColumbiaGlacier, for some handstand shenanigans! How cool is that!? Somehow, after 1000 tries, we captured a nano second with all 7 of us on our hands!!! . And now I want YOU to experience the magic of what a daily handstand practice with a community can do! That’s what #TeamResolutionHandstand365 is all about! . We started it in January 2017 with our first 10 day challenge, in the hopes that it would help kickstart YOUR year of handstand practice. . If you participated in any of our #ResolutionHandstand challenges this year, you have 2 days left to post a handy, tag #TeamResolutionHS2017 and tell us about your journey. We have fun prizes to give away, listed below! . Starting Jan 1, 2018 #ResolutionHandstand2018 begins! JOIN US for this 10 day challenge...turn it into a year...or just do the 10 days, up to you! Let’s make some magic! . #WHPresolutions2018 . With Love from your Handy Hosts: . @susanbishopyoga @yoga_supqueen @beahappyamy @leighyogipilot @bluesuntara . Prizes from: @liquidoactive @bitsybottom @evolvefitwear @yogapaws @girl.108 @dontmesswithganesh . #handstand #theplayfulyogipilot #heliyoga #vshelicopters A post shared by Leigh Coates (@leighyogipilot) on Dec 30, 2017 at 11:41am PST 6. Do yoga in the Rockies So yeah, you can take a helicopter to the Rockies and then do yoga there. Why not? You could also hike up, but I think that would be a bit much. No one is THAT fit. Just hit up Rockies Heli Canada. View this post on Instagram "Out winter camping again this weekend and decided to pop by the Crooked Trees near Alticane" - @thelostgirlsguide #ExploreSask A post shared by Saskatchewan (@tourismsask) on Dec 14, 2017 at 5:07pm PST 7. Visit the crooked trees Hafford, Saskatchewan is home to a mysterious grove of trees that have decided to disregard the rules of trees and grow sideways, and diagonally, and whatever way they want. Known as the "crooked bush", these trees have been genetically mutated and we still don't know why. Come check them out! View this post on Instagram Lego free willy! 🐳 #digitalorca #vancouver #butthatviewtho 📷Jesse Zaurrini A post shared by Jesse Zaurrini (@jzaurrini) on Feb 27, 2018 at 8:32pm PST 8. Check out a digital orca Vancouver actually has a giant digital orca, why not? It's a really cool artpiece from Douglas Coupland. It's permanently installed by the seaside and it perfectly represents the area. People won't know if it's an edit that you made to the photo or if it's real! View this post on Instagram #painrelief #painmanagement #sports #sport #athlete #athletes # muaythai #soccer #basketball #baseball #crossfit #marshalarts #pain #amazing #sleep #incredible #awesome weightloss #skin #better #yoga #run #running #cellulite #rejuvenate #energy #cycling #cyclists #injury #recovery #faster A post shared by Cryotherapy Toronto (@cryotherapy_toronto) on Nov 17, 2015 at 4:43pm PST 9. Have a spa day by freezing yourself Cryotherapy Cold Sauna in British Colombia gives you the chance to flash freeze yourself as a form of relaxation. Apparently, this experience has a lot of benefits for your body such as muscle pain, arthritis, and hormonal imbalances. If you think you can endure it, head over to Sparkling Hill spa resort and spend 3 minutes in a tub at -166ºF. @lorissa_gatesembedded via 10. Kiss a fish's butt In St.John'swfoundland, you actually have the opportunity to prove yourself as an honorary Newfoundlander. All you've got to do is kiss a cod's butt. You'll also get to drink some really strong rum known as screech. Usually, the rum comes before the fish kissing, to be honest. Source 1 |Source 2 | Source 3
