Many travelers come to Canada for its stunning natural beauty and pristine wilderness. Nearly every landscape on Earth can be found within its borders, from desert to rainforest to high arctic. Waterfalls, mountains, prairies, boreal forest, glacial lakes — Canada has it all.
One of the best ways to see the natural wonders of Canada is by taking a train vacation across the country. Since 1996, the travel experts at Canadian Train Vacations have been helping guests to Canada plan their perfect trip. Each itinerary is personalized to your needs and interests — you can choose your train experiences, hotel accommodations, activities, and tours. Visits to many Canadian natural wonders, like Niagara Falls and Banff National Park, are included in our itineraries.
- The Canadian Badlands are renowned for their unique geological formations. These formations, including hoodoos (tall, thin rock spires), canyons, and sedimentary layers, date back as far as 70 million years
- The Canadian Badlands span 7,700 square kilometres (3,000 square miles) in southeastern Alberta
- It’s estimated that some dinosaur fossils found in this area are 75-77 million years old
The Bay of Fundy, situated between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, is renowned for having the highest tides on earth, with tidal ranges rising to 16 metres (54 feet). The tides, a result of the bay’s funnel-like shape, create a dynamic ecosystem.
You can witness the mesmerizing phenomenon of the reversing falls in Saint John, where the river flow changes direction with the tides. In St. Martins, sea kayaking adventures take you past the dramatic red rock cliffs to sandstone sea caves. At low tide, you walk along the sea floor to further explore these sea caves. Other activities in the Bay of Fundy region include whale-watching tours, bird watching, hiking along scenic coastal trails, and discovering charming fishing villages.