Canada’s “Glacier Skywalk”  In Alberta

Imagine taking a stroll onto a platform take give you one of the most breathtaking views in the world. You look down through the glass floor and see bird flying below, then you realize that this glass is the only thing separating you from a 900+ foot drop.

Check out why Canada’s “Glacier Skywalk” Is The Most Beautiful Place In The Country

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Georgian Bay Grotto In Ontario

This is easily the prettiest attraction in Ontario. It is a massive cave on the shore, carved out by the waves of Georgian Bay over thousands of years.

Check out 14 Surreal Places In Ontario You Won’t Believe Really Exist

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Sainte-Ursule Falls In Quebec

Several walking paths and forests to explore nearby. And yes, in case you were wondering, there is a suspended foot bridge. And since simply looking at the falls isn’t excitement enough, there is a gaming area nearby so you can play a quick game of pétanque. Animals are permitted as long as they are on a leash.

Check out 6 Spectacular Quebec Hiking Trails That End With A Waterfall

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Northwest Territories’ Diavik Diamond Mine

No, this image is not photoshopped. It is known as the Diavik Diamond Mine and it Canada’s largest diamond mine and one of the most valuable diamond mines in the world.

Check out 18 Most F*cked Up Places You Can Visit In Canada

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The GIANT Maze Near Montreal

Less than half an hour drive from Montreal you’ll find Le Verger Labonté. Not only do they have apple picking, they also have treasure hunts, pumpkin picking in the fall, outdoor games, picnics and of course labyrinths.

Check out The GIANT Maze Near Montreal

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Morraine Lake In Vancouver

Moraine Lake is a glacially lake in Banff National Park. It is situated in the Valley of the Ten Peaks. The lake, being glacially fed, only fills up by mid to late June. When it is full, it reflects a distinctive shade of blue.

Check out the 12 Most Beautiful Lakes To Visit In Canada

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Rivière La Guerre In Quebec

Here’s a sad little story. A small town named Riviere La Guerre attracted a lot of immigrants interested in the wood trade, but when a construction accident nearby caused the canal to flood, the inhabitants were forced to abandon the town.

Check out the 9 Creepy But Beautiful Ghost Towns You Need To Visit In Quebec

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Pingualuit Crater In Quebec

The Pingualuit Crater formerly called Chubb Crater and New Quebec Crater is a young impact crater located on the Ungava Peninsula.

Check out the 15 Surreal Places In Quebec You Won’t Believe Exist

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Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie In Quebec

The Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie are among the highest rock faces East of the Rockies! It features steep slopes, some amazing natural surroundings, and of course the beautiful Rivière Malbaie

Check out the 12 Hiking Adventures To Go On In Quebec This Summer

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l’Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé In Quebec

Quebec just has an obsession with the long names? This is the place to see the famous pierced rock which has become a Quebec icon.

Check out the 25 Quebec Provincial Parks You Must Take A Road Trip To At Least Once

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Quebec’s Lavender Fields

Not only is this place gorgeous, it offers a ton of activities from June to September. There’s wine tasting, massage therapy, yoga retreats, food festivals, art, cruises, music and even family weekends

Check out Quebec’s Beautiful Lavender Fields Near Montreal You Need To Road Trip To This Summer

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Chicoutimi

Down to be one with nature? Beautiful. In that case, there’s no better place for you in Quebec than the gorgeous town of Chicoutimi. Not only does Chicoutimi offer a beautiful natural landscape, but it has tons of opportunities to for you explore it, too. They’ve got nature walks, sightseeing tours, hiking paths, and much, much more.

Check out 9 Cute Towns You Can Visit In Quebec

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Domaine de la Foret Perdue In Quebec

Ice skating rinks can be a lot of fun but they can also get boring pretty quickly. You basically have 2 options: Skate around in a circle endlessly, or take your chances in the “pit of doom” at the center of the ice filled with a bunch of off balance children pushing chairs around. Well you can forget about all that because Quebec now has a 12 km long labyrinth skating rink!

Check out 12 Romantic Frozen Lakes To Skate In Quebec

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Vancouver's Classic Chinese Garden

This place is breathtaking. Step through the door you instantly journey back in time to 15th Century China.

Check out 14 Photos Of Vancouver That Will 100% Convince You To Visit If You Haven’t Already