Overview
From coast to coast to coast, here are Canada's most fascinating destinations.
This beautifully photographed and engagingly written guide offers 100 of Canada's most remarkable destinations, spread across every province and territory. Some represent dream excursions to the far reaches of the land, while others are easily accessible from major centers. Each destination offers unforgettable scenic vistas, exotic land formations or unique glimpses into Canada's history and spirit.
Destinations include:
- Agawa Canyon (Ontario)
- Arctic Toe Dip (Northwest Territories)
- Athabasca Glacier (Alberta)
- Big Muddy Badlands (Saskatchewan)
- Broughton Island (Nunavut)
- Cabot Trail (Nova Scotia)
- Cape Enrage High Tides (New Brunswick)
- Cavendish Dunes (Prince Edward Island)
- Churchill Polar Bears (Manitoba)
- Dempster Highway (Yukon)
- Gros Morne National Park (Newfoundland and Labrador)
- Head-Smashed-in Buffalo Jump (Alberta)
- L'Anse aux Meadows Viking Trail (Newfoundland and Labrador)
- Magdalen Islands (Quebec)
- Montmorency Falls (Quebec)
- Peggy's Cove (Nova Scotia)
- Quebec City Ice Hotel (Quebec)
- Thousand Islands Cruise (Ontario)
- West Coast Trail (British Columbia)
- Yellowknife Diamond Mines (Northwest Territories)
and 80 more.
For the adventurous or the less daring, here are new sights and locations -- the very best that is Canada.
Synopsis
A well-illustrated guide to 100 travel destinations across Canada, some chosen for either the committed or dreamers, others easily accessible from major cities, all feature scenic vistas and exotic landscapes or a glimpse into Canada's history and spirit.
Jo-Anne Mary Benson - Library Journal
The highlighting of these 100 very different destinations acquaints visitors with the diversity of Canada's landscape, as well as the vast array of potential experiences. Concise descriptions and engaging photography of superior quality by photographer Fischer (Classic Boats of the Thousand Islands) make this guide a rewarding journey in itself. The reader can consider the thrills of dog sledding in the Northwest Territories or kayaking among killer whales off British Columbia. The book encourages visiting such renowned Canadian events as the Quebec Winter Carnival-stay at the Quebec City Ice Hotel-or Alberta's Head-Smashed-in Buffalo Jump or its Calgary Stampede. In an attractive format, the work features Canada's startling natural phenomena and the inimitable charm of its people. Potential tourists are given the enviable choice of dozens of absorbing locales, while armchair travelers can immerse themselves in the luxury of seeing it all. This is an informative and visually rich indulgence that awakens the wanderlust in us all. Recommended.
Editorials
Arts Forum no. 15
This book is a sheer delight. Gorgeously illustrated ... It's a must-have book about must-see places, and it's guaranteed to quicken your pulse.— John Arkelian
Medicine Hat News
Sites and events that appeal to naturalists, animal watchers, food lovers, art lovers, history buffs, music fans and adventure seekers.— The Canadian Press
The Toronto Sun
The book, already a bestseller, is a mix of mostly well-known destinations... some lesser-visited sites... and a few classic experiences.... An enticing read!— Diane Slawych
Kitchener Record
Highlights famous sites, but also some that are less familiar -- like Auyuittuq National Park in Nunavut.... Includds sites and events that appeal to naturalists, animal watchers, food lovers, art lover, history buffs, music fans, and adventure seekers.— Canadian Press wire story
The Canadian Jewish News
Unforgettable Canada showcases spectacular Canadian scenery.— Sheldon Kirshner
Canadian Camera
[Unforgettable Canada] will appeal to naturalists, tourists, animal watchers, art and music lovers, adventure-seekers and armchair travelers. I had fun counting how many places I had seen, and making a wish list of those I might some day visit.— Carole Desormeaux
Kingston This Week
Authors George Fischer and Noel Hudson have researched and created a beautifully photographed and written guide to some of this country's most remarkable destinations, spread across every province and territory. Some represent dream excursions the far reaches of the land, while others are easily accessible from major centers. Each destination offers unforgettable scenic vistas, exotic land formations or unique glimpses into Canada's history and spirit.— Rob Moody
Star Phoenix (Saskatoon)
Here is a brief but colourful catalogue of great possibilities for your next trip or vacation.... This is a wish book for travelers in Canada.— Bill Robertson
Hamilton Spectator
A bit of easy-to-read text and beautiful photos. You may, as I did, leasrn about places you've never heard of.— Linda Bates
Shelf Life (London ON)
A beautiful collection of destinations that will pique your interest, and give you the travel bug, big time, to see new places in this wonderful country we call Canada... A wonderful gift, as well as a great addition to your own library.— Joan Sutter
The Ottawa Citizen
[For] travellers curious about the wonders of their own country.— CanWest wire story
The Vancouver Sun
Easy-to-read text and beautiful photos. You may, as I did, learn about places you've never heard about.— Linda Bates, CanWest News Service
Arts Forum no. 15 -
This book is a sheer delight. Gorgeously illustrated ... It's a must-have book about must-see places, and it's guaranteed to quicken your pulse.Medicine Hat News -
Sites and events that appeal to naturalists, animal watchers, food lovers, art lovers, history buffs, music fans and adventure seekers.The Toronto Sun -
The book, already a bestseller, is a mix of mostly well-known destinations... some lesser-visited sites... and a few classic experiences.... An enticing read!Kitchener Record -
Highlights famous sites, but also some that are less familiar -- like Auyuittuq National Park in Nunavut.... Includds sites and events that appeal to naturalists, animal watchers, food lovers, art lover, history buffs, music fans, and adventure seekers.The Canadian Jewish News -
Unforgettable Canada showcases spectacular Canadian scenery.Kingston This Week -
Authors George Fischer and Noel Hudson have researched and created a beautifully photographed and written guide to some of this country's most remarkable destinations, spread across every province and territory. Some represent dream excursions the far reaches of the land, while others are easily accessible from major centers. Each destination offers unforgettable scenic vistas, exotic land formations or unique glimpses into Canada's history and spirit.Canadian Camera -
[Unforgettable Canada] will appeal to naturalists, tourists, animal watchers, art and music lovers, adventure-seekers and armchair travelers. I had fun counting how many places I had seen, and making a wish list of those I might some day visit.Star Phoenix (Saskatoon) -
Here is a brief but colourful catalogue of great possibilities for your next trip or vacation.... This is a wish book for travelers in Canada.The Ottawa Citizen -
[For] travellers curious about the wonders of their own country.The Vancouver Sun -
A bit of easy-to-read text and beautiful photos. You may, as I did, leasrn about places you've never heard of.The Travel Society (Toronto)
A beautiful book to bring memories of previous travels in Canada and to inspire new ones... This lavish book is a bargain... and would be a great gift or addition to your own libraries.CAA Magazine
Showcases Canada's natural wonders, awe-inspiring attractions and fascinating towns... There's something to suit everyone. The book is a must-read for anyone planning a Canadian road trip this summer!Shelf Life (London ON) -
A beautiful collection of destinations that will pique your interest, and give you the travel bug, big time, to see new places in this wonderful country we call Canada... A wonderful gift, as well as a great addition to your own library.Canadian Teacher
This book would be a great resource for your personal ambitions to see more of our remarkably beautiful country, or to inspire your students with a field trip to a memorable or historical location. All provinces and territories are included, and even though no doubt there are many more than 100 worthwhile destinations, this collection will give you a taste of how wonderful it would be to visit each area of Canada. Spectacular photography and frequent factual sidebars will make you appreciate the diversity of this land we call home. Happy summer holidays!Shelf Life
It is nice to find a book catering solely to 100 of the best destinations within Canada. This updated and expanded second edition gives Canadians a chance to savor places within their own backyards. It is also backed up with dozens of photos, to help showcase the best of what the destination has to offer. Once you open the book it will be love at first sight. No one will have to twist your arm to get you to visit any place. There is something from every province, the authors selecting wisely... Take a look at the book and you will be guaranteed to visit at least one destination, and likely many more indeed.Library Journal
The highlighting of these 100 very different destinations acquaints visitors with the diversity of Canada's landscape, as well as the vast array of potential experiences. Concise descriptions and engaging photography of superior quality by photographer Fischer (Classic Boats of the Thousand Islands) make this guide a rewarding journey in itself. The reader can consider the thrills of dog sledding in the Northwest Territories or kayaking among killer whales off British Columbia. The book encourages visiting such renowned Canadian events as the Quebec Winter Carnival-stay at the Quebec City Ice Hotel-or Alberta's Head-Smashed-in Buffalo Jump or its Calgary Stampede. In an attractive format, the work features Canada's startling natural phenomena and the inimitable charm of its people. Potential tourists are given the enviable choice of dozens of absorbing locales, while armchair travelers can immerse themselves in the luxury of seeing it all. This is an informative and visually rich indulgence that awakens the wanderlust in us all. Recommended.
—Jo-Anne Mary Benson