カナダのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

There are numerous sections of boardwalk along the Skyline Trail. These allow visitors to explore Cape Breton's lush ecosystem without causing it any damage.

Panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean from the dramatic headland of Cape Breton. The wind can whip across this exposed landscape, so bring appropriate gear.

It really feels like a fairy tale here.

It really feels like a fairy tale here.

The Plain of Six Glaciers Tea House is a classic Banff hiking destination and one of the few backcountry tea houses still operating in the Rockies. The teahouse is a rustic log cabin built in 1927, where hikers can enjoy tea, homemade lunches, and baked goods surrounded by towering icefalls and creaking glaciers. The tea house accepts cash only (Canadian Dollars) and can get busy in summer, so arrive early, pack layers for alpine weather, and savor one of the most scenic cups of tea in the world.

One of Canada's most famous locations, Lake Louise (known in the Stoney Nakoda language as Ho-run-num-nay, meaning “Lake of the Little Fishes”) shines with its glacier-fed turquoise waters. The lake serves as a base for hiking, summer canoeing, and winter skiing. With limited parking and shuttle options required during peak season, planning ahead will turn a visit into a memorable encounter with one of the Rockies’ most iconic landscapes. As others have mentioned, it does get very busy, so arriving early is a great way to beat the crowds and enjoy a bit of solitude along the shoreline.

You can access the summit via the gondola or by hiking up the short, but steep trail that travels under the gondola. Either way you'll be treated with great views at both the summit and along your journey to the top.

You can access this viewpoint halfway up, or down, the trail on Sulphur Mountain. It's a great place to have a rest and enjoy the mountain views.