Touring /  Content Index Heritage, Wilderness, Towns and Parks Tourists visiting Canada's many towns, cities, parks and rivers have thousands of opportunities to attend museums, heritage sites and festivals. Well-maintained road systems provide access to even very remote locations; however, some spots require fly-in or paddle-in, best done with detailed planning and assistance from guides. From the east coast to the west, from the U.S. border north to the Arctic Circle, there are parks, rivers and wildlife preserves where visitors can get to know Canada's natural heritage. La Belle Province Tourists visiting Québec enjoy the options of many cultural and heritage activities. Learn More... Many Roads to Travel Travellers to Ontario can visit many urban centres, rural areas and remote wilderness. Learn More... • Historic Sites and Natural Wonder • Places and People • Culture, Heritage and Recreation on Canada's East Coast • Touring the Rock Adventures in Newfoundland & Labrador There isn’t another destination quite like it anywhere in the world. The combination of outdoor adventure, history, culture and people in Newfoundland & Labrador creates a larger-than-life experience for every visitor. Learn More... Advertise on Natural Tourist Do you have a natural Canadian business or service? Place your ad here, where your target market will find it! An excellent marketing value - for as little as $400 a year to place your information in all 5 categories in one province. Click here for ad rates and information. Also, you can contact us at linda@digitalwiz.com. Learn More... Canada's Wild West Alberta travellers can enjoy prairie vistas, mountain wilderness and heritage sites. Learn More... A Multitude of Fishing Experiences Available Pike, trout, salmon, walleye, pickering, sturgeon, muskie - just to name a few of the fish that attract anglers to Canada's many creeks, streams, ponds, lakes, rivers and ocean coastlines. Learn More... A Land of Lakes and Rivers Canada is a land of lakes and rivers. Paddlers can plan short journeys into whitewater river canyons or long trips along remote waterways. Learn More... Get Out on the Trails Across Canada there are thousands of trails available throughout the year for ecotourists to access Canadian wilderness. Learn More... Wildlife Details Characteristics of Woodland Caribou Woodland caribou is one of 7 subspecies of caribou found worldwide. With its dense stands of mature spruce forests, abundant supply of lichens and low-growing shrubs, and balanced blend of uplands, lowlands and wetlands are ideal habitat for caribou. What are their sizes? How do they adapt to rugged terrain and harsh winter weather? How long do they live? Follow the story to learn more about the characteristics of woodland caribou. Learn More...

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