OUR TOP 11 CANADA ROAD TRIPS!
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- As many of you know, we love an awesome Canada road trip. We've done many, including our "famous" 150-day road trip across Canada back in 2017. It's our favourite way to explore Canada and something we highly recommend everyone do, whether it's a couple of days or a couple of months.
From east to west and from north to south, there are many incredible road trips in Canada. In this video, we talk about 11 of our favourite Canada road trips, and why we love them.
If there are any others you recommend in Canada OR if there's any of these you'd love to do, please leave us a comment!
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I've lived in Canada my entire life, and gone on numerous road trips, and just barely scratched the surface of all the places I want to road trip to here. I love Canada.
Even us! We still have so much left to explore, and we see a lot more than most
what part of canada do you live in ?
The drive from Fort Erie to Niagara-on-the-Lake alongside the Niagara River and Niagara Falls is another beautiful drive.
Thank you
Thanks guys that was beautiful, just like our country. Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦. Cheers!!!
One small road trip that I love is Kelowna to Osoyoos during the summer. Amazing lakes and landscapes. It's worth stopping in Penticton to float down the channel, which passes right beside the town.
It's a great road trip. We even have a video doing it in the winter! Have u seen it?
@@MustDoCanada I haven't but I will check it out. Thank you 😊
Love your videos so much I always look forward to see you guys pop up in my notifications. Happy Canada guys.
You're the best! Hope you can make it here someday soon!
I've done Ice Fields and it was amazing, took our sweet time with it, one of the best memories of this beautiful country
I enjoyed watching. Keep travelling this immense and amazing country. Looking forward to your trips in La belle Province. Good and safe travels.
You really do excellent shots of outstanding features ! Amazing variety of scenes !
Keep up the extremely interesting work .
Love your recommendations, and absolutely love your channel. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
My wife and I are now subscribers. Thank you for showing us your trips across Canada. We plan to travels in the coming years ahead. Hope you continue doing your vlog. God Bless.
Thank you so much! Hopefully this virus thing goes away soon!
The last day of my 6 Week Road trip across Canada was from Calgary to my home city of Victoria and I did not go through Kelowna but I did enjoy the mountains while getting back it was stressful trying to catch the ferry but made it just at 8:00 pm and was glad to be home
Well done. I love riding my Harley and rode some of the routes you mentioned in your video. I loved Banff, especially Moraine Lake! I cant wait to go ride on the East coast and get some great videos from that side of the country.
Done the first 2 trips. Mesmerizing in short
Thanks guys
These are beautiful drives. We’ve done a few of them but certainly not all. When things settle down with the pandemic and the borders once again are open, we will definitely want to try some of these drives. Thanks for sharing. Happy Canada Day!
yeah, this pandemic is really a bummer!
Wow great information! Amazing place! We love road trips too!
We have traveled Canada from coast to coast and to the Arctic Ocean at Tuk! Our last trip was taking our truck camper on a trip through Quebec, Labrador and Newfoundland. We camped in Gros Morne National Park and drove all over Newfoundland from the from L'Anse Aux Meadows to St Johns and the Eastern point of North America. We took the 16 hour ferry to Sidney, Nova Scotia and traveled through PEI and New Brunswick before returning to our home in Texas.
Truly beautiful ❤️ thanks for sharing!
Definitely will be added to my bucket list!
A number of great road trips, thank you for the summary. Another trip to drive would be the new Fundy Trail Parkway in New Brunswick. Wonderful view points along its length from Alma to St Martins New Brunswick.
Ahh yes, and it fully opened this year. We were hoping to do it but maybe next year :)
Happy Canada Day you guys. Take care and stay safe. Love from Calgary
We're in Calgary too! Happy Canada Day!
I love youre vedios guys and Canada is realy beautiful there is place too many places to visit
Have a great years. Love from Egypt 🇪🇬❤️🇨🇦
Love from Bangladesh.. amazing job guys.. Keep it up
Thanks guys, Love your recommendations and I live in Halifax, NS. Love the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton N.S. Been on it many times love to do it in the Fall.
What are some other good ones in Nova Scotia?
So grateful to have lived in western Canada and done most of the road trips mentioned here, whale watching off Prince Rupert, the Okanagan, Nicola and lesser known Kispiox valleys of BC and surely the best of them all Banf to Jasper through the ice fields. What an awesome country!
Very cool! We did a talk at a blogging summit in Nicola Valley this year but didn't have time to explore the place. BC is great
wow this is just gorgeous. I especially loved the skyline and the viking trail. I watched the video twice just for that
haha yes, we'd love to go back too. That skyline trail is unreal
@@MustDoCanada I can't get enough of those imagery.
Although currently with the US border closed due to Covid-19 and this trip can not be completed properly one of the best road trips to do in Ontario is the Lake Superior Circle Tour but you can still follow the route staying in Ontario and then doubling back or taking a different route home.
Lake Superior road trip is already on our list. Thanks
The North Shore of Lake Superior from Sault Ste. Marie is as beautiful as any place in Canada. The Provincial Park south of Wawa has numerous incredible beaches and coves to check out. The Rossport islands are out of this world and the short detour off the Trans Canada to Pukaskwa national Park is highly recommended with a few easy hikes to view the rugged shoreline
We really hope to go as soon as this covid stuff is over
Great video. I’ve done quite a few of these trips and they are all awesome. Consider adding the Fundy Trail Parkway in SE New Brunswick. Magnificent views with lots of spacious stopping places. You won’t be sorry.
That's true. I believe we did that drive. We'll have to go back :)
First view first comment ... Lots of love from India... Both stay safe
First one! Thanks!!!
Great information ... One of my favorite is driving the Quebec City to the national parks around the Gaspesie Peninsula
Yeah, we haven't been to that part yet but it looks amazing
Nice description, music, no extra noise, screaming 👍👌 simple and sober
Glad you liked it! Some have told us the music is too loud
It is great to see some of the road trips that you guys mentioned which I also have done in Alberta.
Also I am very curious to know about all the equipments that you guys use for the amazing documentaries.Maybe you can do a video on that.
We're doing one now :)
Thank you. Something to look forward to this summer if possible, due to covid. Since I'm in Ontario I will go East!!!
East is awesome! :)
i love hwy 17 from sault st marie to nipigon. I drive that road 2 times a week and it never gets old. and I cant forget about quebec there is so many fun back road especially east of riviere du loup area and the south west of quebec city to sherbrooke there is a lot of tight roads beautiful scenery and old churchs in like every town you go in. and if your in the chesterville QC theres a 22% grade on rang roberge it was fun in my transport truck lol
Oh wow, good to know. Yeah, we still have so much t see and are hoping to get back to that region this summer
What a great channel! I'm a fellow travel blogger and love roadtrips in my car or on my motorcycle. I subscribed!
Thank you so much! Road trips are the best!
Wonderfully explained..👏
Exquisite country..👌😍
Such wonderful places. I dream someday to see it all with my own eyes.
You will!
I live in Regina but never visited Grasslands National Park though hearing many good things about it. Glad to see a Saskatchewan place made the list.
Oh wow, yeah so close to you. It's very beautiful. Both the east and west. Great place to camp for a couple of nights
@@MustDoCanada we have decided to check it out in August. Thank you so much for the wonderful contents. Happy Canada day to you!
Great stuff guys!
Another beautiful road trip to do in Ontario is to “Drive Younge Street”. I did this trip a few years ago where I started at the very bottom of Younge Street at Lake Ontario and I followed Younge Street all of the way to the Manitoba Border. But be forewarned it is a long drive. It is roughly 2 to 3 days of steady driving without stopping for anything other than food and gas.
Thanks for the advice!
"Yonge" St. -- as I recall it is the longest street in the world.
Great channel! Congrats! We have done 9 of these trips. Also love (a) the road trip around Gaspe peninsula into NB and (b) the trip along the north shore of St Lawrence from Quebec City to Natashquan ( end of road - about 1200 km) From Natashquan you can take cargo boat for 2 day trip ( with your car) to Blanc Sablon near Labrador border - explore Labrador- then cross over to Newfoundland to join Viking Trail. [Can’t do this during pandemic as access to Nfld is restricted]
That sounds like quite the adventure. I'd love to see Labrador and then take the ferry over. Much shorter too than coming from NS. And I've also heard great things about the Gaspe peninsula....Another one for the bucket list :)
is a joke this channel,Quebec and Ontario doesnt exist for them?
@@federicosoto3060 Quebec isn't apart of Canada. Just don't tell Trudeau.
Canada is a huge and beautiful land. I have lived in Ontario Canada for my life. There are many beautiful road trips along Lake Huron with small quaint towns along the way. I also drove to Nova Scotia and N.B. and N.S. are beautiful places to travel. Quebec, although a little confusing and often getting lost, is another beautiful place to visit. I am thinking every Province has it's beautiful areas to see.
Very much so! Even Sask, which often gets overlooked has some awesome places. Grasslands NP for example is great
I was born in Canada on the Gaspe Peninsula, and, after living in the US for a long time, I would like to return to visit Canada. Thank you for sharing your trips. It has made me homesick for my land of my birth.
ahh I've heard great things about the Gaspe Peninsula. We'd like to go one day
Thanks guys. I love road trips.
Us too! best way to see a place
Love this video iam from nova scotia but have never been to cabot trail but hoping to go soon
Oh wow, yes please do! It's sooooo beautiful.
I live in Edmonton, Alberta. I have done quite a few. Sea to sky highway, Icefield Parkways, Edmonton to Vancouver, etc.
Nice! Nice eh?
A Big like before I even watch. Amazing couple, great content. ❤️
You are doing an great videos . Turn it into a book .🤗
Have you made a video of the only Canadian desert in Vancouver?
If you did please share link
Thank you so much 🤗 No, we haven't visited the desert of Vancouver. Something we have to check out .
@@MustDoCanada Desert in Vancouver?? Not sure how that could happen with all the rainfall. However, the Okanagan Valley is considered a desert with temperatures in Osoyoos reaching 104F. Can't beat the lakes available for summertime enjoyment from Vernon to Osoyoos either.
Unbelievable beauty abounds.....👏
Nice... we have done 8/11.
The Alaska Highway, The Stewart Cassiar, from Fort Nelson to High Level via the NWT, Prince Rupert to Prince George... (sigh)... so many trips, so little time.
Oh wow! Yes, it really is huge. Even we need many more years to see "it all"
I live in Banff and cannot wait to check out Vancoover/Victoria! I love every drive out west!
We'd love to live in Banff. How is it?
@@MustDoCanada its great out here! So beautiful! Would really reccomend it! I have some videos on my channel if youd like to check it out :)
Very nice!
I think I've only missed about 3 of those! I live near the start of the Dempster Highway, which is a truly awesome drive for sure.
Oh cool, in Dawson?
@@MustDoCanada I am much closer to the Demptster than I am to Dawson.
Thank you for this! Very inspiring :-) Now, here are a few ideas for you: The Gaspé Peninsula in the province of Qc. The Charlevoix round trip in Qc again (east of Quebec City). The Saguenay River bank round trip (From Saguenay, to whale watching in the St-Laurence River through Charlevoix to Qc city). The St-Laurence sea Way along the shore of Eastern Ontario - have a taste of their amazing wines :-). And, least but really worth it: The Niagara wine country road. There is so much more to see! Have fun! Remi (Montréal, Qc)
This video is really cheap, there are lot of scenic roads in Canada better than all these roads mentioned in this video
Yes, lots more to see. We'd also like to do a camping trip around Lake SUperior!
Like what?
Must Do Canada : The great river fishing, and the great north where you can see the biggest rivers dams in North America - The LaGrande River dams of northern Quebec - this is a one way to and back, but the animals/fish/tundra views are unique in the world...
@@theblackstar8076 I don't think so .. Most of the road that this guy has covered are amazing !!! I wanna listen to what roads you are talking about .. I bet ON/QC right ?? :P
Awesome details, must appreciate. Only info missing place to stay night or day and it cost. Thanks anyway.
Thank you for this interesting list of road trip recommendations. We love to travel in Canada (we are from Germany) and have seen almost 2 thirds of this list and we agree. Hope to do some more in the next years.
We‘d like to add on tour for you: We did the Lighthouse Route all around Nova Scotia incl. the Cabot Trail (took us 3 weeks). If I remember well, it was the old Hwy No. 3 which runs along the coast line and through all the small coastal towns and villages. We tried to „collect“ as many old and new lighthouses as possible and it was a gorgeous trip. Definitely a candidate for your list.
Thank you for you videos, we will use them as a guide for our next trips.
Oh, wow, that sounds awesome. Many of these were done in 2017 when we did our 150-day road trip and surprisingly, we had little time. So we need to go back. The lighthouse rote sounds great. I wonder if u can spend the night in some of them?
Must Do Canada : No, we stayed at pre-booked hotels, really sweet little guesthouses. But we had the chance to visit a lot of these lighthouses, some are now private museums with volunteers who can tell you everything about the lighthouse, it‘s keepers and the fisherman living and working in the area. But at one lighthouse we were offered to come back and stay a week in the former lighthouse keepers home. Really nice! But we didn‘t make it back up to now.
We wondered why these old wooden lighthouses are only used as museums or cafes. Here in Germany - I bet - you‘d have the chance to rent them for a romantic wedding ceremony.
This year there was no chance to come back to Canada, but next year - when I‘ll celebrate my 60th birthday - we will visit Newfoundland a second time. Maybe for the Iceberg Festival (I saw a really nice YT video about this festival on this channel ;-)).
Stay healthy and please continue making such beautiful videos!
Wow!
My name is Chris! I have lived in B.C. my whole life! I have done Vancouver Island! At different times I have been from Victoria B.C. to Campbell River! Vancouver to Calgary! The Okanagan Valley! I have also travelled between Vancouver & Penticton on Highway 3 via the Hope Princeton! I have travelled between Penticton & Calgary via Highway 3 through the Kootenay's & via Rogers Pass. I have been to the Shuswap. I have travelled between Vancouver & Okanagan via the Coquihalla & the Coquihalla Connector . I have travelled between Vancouver & Prince George via the Fraser Canyon & via Kamloops! I have travelled between Penticton & Prince George via Kamloops!
I live in Romania,It is a beautiful country Alberta and Lake Louise for me is the most beautiful place in the world.I want to drive the 2022 Toyota Sienna on Icefields Parkway.All The best from here.
thank you for this very informative video. In the video you said grasslands national park is the 2nd darkest night sky reserve. Which may be the first? Thanks
I believe the first is Jasper National Park
@@MustDoCanada ah okay thank you. Planning a road trip myself this summer from vancouver to yukon, and the jasper Park Is on the itinerary luckily 😀
Awfully hard to limit it to 11 in Canada but you the 11 you have is a damn, fine start. I was surprised the Gaspe Peninsula never made the list. Also the Cliffs of Fundy just got named a UNESCO World Geopark and is well deserved. It is spectacular but not well known area along Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy. The drive is very nice but to really take advantage of that area requires timing the tides correctly (very important considering they are the world's highest tides) and hiking the ocean seafloor near the base of the cliffs at low tide.
haha yes, for sure. Perhaps we'll have to do a top 10 for each province. We haven't done the Gaspe yet but would love too. Also the Lake Superior tour...
I have just started watching your videos and I must say that I am impressed. Personally, I have been across a vast swath of this country by vehicle be it a commercial truck or personal vehicle from Vancouver to the New Brunswick border. I have been to pretty much every corner of Quebec and Ontario including the James Bay territory and as far north in Ontario that you can drive. Having seen what I have I would not put one part of the country ahead of the other because it is so diverse. Two areas that I consider must-see would be Ontario's Superior route and Quebec's Gaspe peninsula which I would compare to the Cabot Trail.
Thank you. That means a lot. Yes, so many people have recommended those two drives. Hope we can do them this year, but so far, it looks like next year is more likely
I think that would be true. Another great trip is the Saguenay from Quebec City to Chicoutimi then down to the north shore up to Seven Islands
I just love how she said Kanda 😂
wow such a nice place at all
yes, the best of the best :)
Super ❤👍
Beautiful couple
well done
Canada is beautiful country.
Good Job
Try North Shore of the St. Lawrence River from Quebec city to the Saguney Fjord.
Where you from
This channel is a joke
Is that the Gaspe?
Across the St Lawrence estuary. The North side. Beautiful!
Nice👏👏👏 i live in tofino😊😊😊
Hey how is sault ste marie? Have you been there?
nice
Oh Canada
We done the south of Toronto to the Cabot trail and a circle around NS Peggy's cove another...The smart thing we done was Camped on the Island of Cheticamp Got up early morning Grabbed coffee and some of the best Pastry we ever had at the Cheticamp bakery As we headed out to the Cabot Trail Wonderful mist lined the valley lush green trees A few moose off to the side grazing And the ocean backdrop It was a great memory The other was the long drive home By montreal i swear i seen a Police car with 2 moose on the roof for sirens lol
30 days from today We are going From Toronto to Victoria with many stops along the way My Girlfriend is from the Philippines (11 years in Canada) In the time she has been here She has seen As far north as Sudbury down Ottawa to Windsor west to Tobermory Last weekend in Long point
Montreal x2 Quebec city, Levis, all stops on route 2 in NB And a circle in NS
She met the queen of England from a friend that owned horses at the queen's plate And really i think shes more becoming Canadian then me
Hope you have More videos coming Maybe a video on the Metis And Native peoples of Canada?
Wow, you've seen a lot of Canada! That trip to Cabot Trail sounds amazing. It really is gorgeous. We would LOVE to go back one day soon. We also wanna do the Lake Superior circle tour. haha the Queen of England? Wow. that's crazy! We've been reaching out to the indigenous tourism board and trying to work out a project with them. It's been hard but we hope so soon!
Sounds awesome, also near Chetticamp is an fairly-arduous mountain hike into Pollet's Cove which opens up into a spectacular valley that is like finding Shrangi-la when you reach it.
Karla is so beautiful especially with the cute accent.
Thank you Agnes! :)
Second view Second Comment Second Like Lots of love from India Guys 🇮🇳🇨🇦❤
haha thanks!
@@MustDoCanada Haa u guys replied to my comment this means a lot guys Thank u so much stay safe
Informative and exciting for me guys. Keep up the good work. Very eager to explore Canada
More to come! We go on a road trip tomorrow!
@@MustDoCanada woww! Will be looking forward to your videos.
I'm going on a road trip to Alberta from Toronto in the next week.
@@nskv7447 Oh awesome! long drive but lots to see. Stopping along the way?
@@MustDoCanada yeah! Sault ste Marie, Thunderbay & Souris will be our stops to rest for nights. Would welcome any other suggestions or some good places that'll take our breath away.
I love road trip but not yet try any, envy u
What about North of Superior?
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Live in Montreal
The best one is icefield parkway.
it is spectacular for sure
Woooooooooow it's super, it's my dream country
We hope you can visit one day!
Hey, which park has the roller coster ??
Revelstoke!
Is the Dempster Highway "infamous" because people can get stuck or something else??
Mainly flat tires, cracked windshields, and what not. We didn't find it too bad but it can get worse with the big trucks going up and down, or after rainfall
I often wish every Canadian province would rename the Trans-Canadian highway as route 1. Then I wish Canada would create a second Trans-Canadian highway going from the U.S. Border to the Arctic Ocean and call it Trans-Canada Highway 2 replacing much of Alberta Highway 2, Alaska Highway, and the Dempster Highway.
nah we shouldnt build more highways and invest in railways instead
@@henryderymacneil1707 I wasn't suggesting building more highways, just grouping together some of the already existing ones.
This video is so refreshing. ❤️
Thanks :)
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Trans Labrador "highway" for nature
ohh, yes, Labrador is one place we haven't been. We gotta get there!
how to come from asia and take that ethereal road trip without big budget?
I think you'd have to do a lot of camping and things like that
How much of it is wheelchair accessible ?
There are a lot of beautiful viewpoints right off the highway.
What‘s about Algonquin Park?
Think we have to do a part 2 :)
Love you guys.
Love from indian brother .☺️
Is im danish guy, there isnt best road trip in Canada than gaspe peninsula in Quebec, you will know that everyone around the world need to live 9h from Montreal to Gaspe and check how much great
Cool, we will do this next time!
Chicoos vídeos en Español, serían la bomba.
Si, lo hemos considerado!
Have u been to wreck beach?
not yet. Is that the nude beach?
사랑해요 캐나다
Can i come with you love driving
You just say Vancouver Island isn't a really big place?
Well, it's relative I suppose. It's big with lots of things to do, but in comparison to mainland BC, it's quite small and easy to get around