Pacific Rim National Park: This national park has magnificent coastal cliffs, sandy beaches, and lush rainforests. You can go surfing in Long Beach, see humpback whales, go kayaking on the Barkley Sound, and hike along a coastal trail.
2. Banff National Park: This oldest Canadian national park is covered in dense coniferous forests, alpine meadows, snow-covered peaks, and serene lakes. You can visit several lakes and glaciers, drive through Icefield Parkway, and take part in outdoor activities like biking, canoeing, and hiking.
3. Yoho National Park: This one of the most untarnished wilderness offers the most exceptional hiking, beautiful scenery, and numerous outdoor activities. Take a guided tour of Mt. Field and Mt. Stephen to witness the fossilized remains of some earliest lifeforms.
4. Mont-Tremblant National Park: It is one of the famous Tourist places in Canada known for its Laurentians peaks, sandy beaches, 400 streams and lakes, six rivers, canoe routes, and 40 mammal species. There are also 18 hiking trails with numerous camping spots.
5. Cape Breton Highlands National Park: This elevated plateau has a tundra-like landscape, resulting in remarkable wildlife including endangered lynx, moose, minke whales, grouse, bald eagles, and harbour seals. It also has a unique mix of Taiga, Acadian, and Boreal habitats with numerous hiking trails.