Cape Chignecto Provincial Park
A 32-mile (51 km) coastal loop over sheer cliffs and deep ravines above the Bay of Fundy and the world’s highest tides.
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Mount Carleton Provincial Park
The highest peak in the Maritimes rising over a chain of wild lakes, in a dark-sky preserve deep in New Brunswick’s highlands.
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Whiteshell Provincial Park
More than 200 lakes on the Shield an hour east of Winnipeg, and Manitoba’s longest backcountry trail.
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Nopiming Provincial Park
Canoe routes and Shield lakes in eastern Manitoba, recovering from wildfire, with woodland caribou and voyageur waterways.
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Grass River Provincial Park
The fur traders’ river in northern Manitoba: a chain of Shield lakes with woodland caribou and lake trout.
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Atikaki Provincial Park
Roadless canoe country on the Manitoba-Ontario border, with ancient pictographs and whitewater on the Bloodvein.
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Willmore Wilderness Park
1,775 square miles (4,597 km²) of roadless Rockies north of Jasper, with 470 miles (750 km) of trail and no facilities.
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Spray Valley Provincial Park
The wild side of Kananaskis between Canmore and Banff: the Spray Lakes, larch valleys and a key corridor for grizzlies.
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Wells Gray Provincial Park
The waterfall park: Helmcken Falls, volcanic canyons and the largest canoe-only lake in North America, north of Clearwater.
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Valhalla Provincial Park
Castellated granite peaks and big alpine lakes above the west shore of Slocan Lake, reached by boat or forestry road.
