As warmer weather starts to creep across the nation, so does the desire to explore what Canada has to offer. In the @globeandmail’s fifth annual Canadian #travel guide, we cross the country discovering new adventures and revisiting old favourites. ⬇️tgam.ca/39CJ4gv
In Brookvale, Prince Edward Island, mountain biking is the name of the game, with 60 kilometres of trails lovingly maintained, with convenient luxury camping accommodations nearby. tgam.ca/3wEoVyC 
In Skoki Valley, Alberta, a local outfitter got exclusive access to bring travellers to a previously difficult-to-traverse part of Banff National Park for secluded hiking and views. tgam.ca/3lv0nmA
Winnipeg Beach, Manitoba is a weekend getaway town on the comeback trail, a 55-minute drive from Winnipeg with new motels and restaurants bringing new energy to this classic family vacation spot. tgam.ca/3MBrKae
For most visitors, Churchill, Manitoba has 3 seasons: beluga (summer), polar bear (fall) and Northern Lights (winter). But here’s a surprise: If you time things right in this town of 900, you may get lucky and see all three during one trip. tgam.ca/3MD9FbO
Green Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador is in a part of the province where the land splinters into a million little pieces, islands and peninsulas. Fishing villages and microbreweries all make up part of the charm that is underscored by area’s vast beauty. tgam.ca/3yM9MxF
On the northwestern shore of Lake Simcoe, Oro-Medonte, Ontario, has been leaning into agritourism in recent years, attracting food-loving Torontonians with picturesque accommodations and its well-appointed location. tgam.ca/39FGir0
White Bear Forest in Temagami, Ontario, boasts 17 kilometres of trails for all ages and abilities, but it’s the ecosystem of the old-growth forest that will truly stun nature lovers. tgam.ca/3G6c8cD
It takes only an hour to drive around the whole of Île d’Orléans, Quebec, but the point of coming here is to stop, browse, taste and shop. There are six villages on this tiny island, each filled with farms, food producers and history. tgam.ca/3G2WkqM
In Adams River, Tsutswecw Provincial Park, B.C., the salmon run is the year’s highlight. But 2022 is a dominant year, meaning the population of migrating fish will be bigger than usual and a festival with daily tours will take place in October. tgam.ca/383oW6O
Lumsden, Saskatchewan, located half an hour from Regina, is a delicious discovery, a calm, culinary-focused haven in the middle of the prairies. It has the feel of a small-town movie set, with a community of artists and entrepreneurs. tgam.ca/3G2MXYe
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