During the epidemic, some tourist attractions in Canada were forced to close, but many new attractions continued to open, showing the confidence of Canada's tourism industry in recovering after the epidemic..
Today Xiaoli recommends to you 11 new attractions in Canada that have opened in the past year , which are very worth adding to your travel destination list.
BC province
Malahat Skywalk
Malahat Skywalk
Source: Robin Esrock
The Malahat Skywalk and its forest boardwalk are must-see attractions on the highway between Victoria and Nanaimo. They not only allow you to experience nature and primitiveness, but also provide unimaginable sensory stimulation.
Plank Road is located north of Victoria and can be reached in 35 minutes by car. The 600-meter elevated elevated boardwalk leads to the 10-story spiral tower observation deck, which overlooks the Saanich Inlet and offers panoramic views of the straits, islands, mountains and forests.
Golden Skybridge
Golden Skybridge
Source: Javier Frutos/Can Geo Travel
The Golden Skybridge in Golden, a small town in British Columbia, is the highest suspension bridge in Canada and consists of two bridges 130 meters and 80 meters high. Standing on it, you can overlook the Rocky Mountains and Purcell Mountains in 360 degrees, as well as the canyons, rushing rivers and 61-meter-high waterfalls in the distance, and listen to its thunderous voice. The
attraction also features a tandem bungee jump and a 1,200-meter zip line across the canyon to give you an adrenaline rush. In the canyon edge challenge course, you will perform climbing, balancing, sliding and other training at an altitude of more than ten meters.
Alberta
Convertible Tour
Open Top Touring
Source: Open Top Touring by Pursuit
Board a vintage convertible from the 1930s, and a tour guide dressed in the costumes of that era will lead visitors to experience the charm of the Rocky Mountains through this convertible tour.
The one-hour excursion includes a visit to the castle, gardens and waterfalls. The 90-minute home tour and the 3.5-hour moonshine beer tour are popular among local weddings. Although the
convertible looks quaint, it is equipped with a range of modern equipment, including USB ports, so you can charge it at any time and be ready for photos.
Manitoba
Cloud Wolves of the Kaska Coast
Cloud Wolves of the Kaska Coast
Source: churchillwild
Churchill Wild is a company that operates polar bear tours. In November 2021, the company launched an 8-night wilderness hunting package to find and observe a local elusive wolf-Cloud Wolves on the Kaska Coast in southern Hudson Bay.
These wolves live in groups and have never been hunted. Wolves are not afraid of humans and can even be photographed with them easily. Based at the Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge in the heart of the coast, the itinerary includes daily hikes, educational displays, fieldwork, Northern Lights observations, and personal guidance from National Geographic photographers.
Ontario
Inter-provincial zipline
Rogers is officially open, connecting the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec, allowing visitors to experience adventure and excitement in the air.
This cross-provincial zipline is more than 400 meters long. Tourists will cross the Ottawa River at a speed of 40 kilometers per hour and enter the capital Ottawa on this double zipline from Gatineau, Quebec.
The whole zipline journey takes just over 40 seconds. During the slide, you can overlook the Canadian Parliament, downtown Ottawa and Gatineau from the air, which will definitely make you very unforgettable.
Little Canada
Little Canada
Source: little-canada
From charming scenery to famous landmarks, you can "travel" throughout Canada in just a few hours.
Inspired by the "German Miniature Landscape World", Jean-Louis wanted to build a similar microscopic landscape in Canada. In 2011, with the encouragement of two mentors, he quit his job to pursue his dream. After extending invitations to various model clubs, he received a response from Dave Mac Lean, a civil engineer at the University of Toronto and two-time president of the Toronto Model Railway Club.
The two hit it off, and together with a group of talented designers in various fields, after about 180,000 hours of hard work, Little Canada was officially opened to tourists on August 5, 2021.
New Brunswick
Savor the Sea Caves
Source: Red Rock Adventure
Walking on the bottom of the sea in the Bay of Fundy is a unique experience, but few people have tasted the delicious food here.
During this five-course dinner on a secluded beach at the St. Martin sea caves, you'll enjoy fresh, locally sourced New Brunswick ingredients, experience the region's rich cultural heritage, and taste local cuisine. Brewery craft beer.
In addition to being unique dining spots, these sea caves are also part of the UNESCO Fundy Biosphere Reserve and the Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark.
Saskatchewan
Bison on the Plain
Bison on the Plain
Source: Wanuskewin Heritage Park
Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatoon Park), the Aboriginal people of the northern plains have a tradition of hunting bison.
After the bison were hunted to near extinction, the park reintroduced a dozen plains bison at the end of 2019. In the spring of 2020, four healthy calves were born in the herd.
Along with the protection of bison, the park invested 40 million Canadian dollars in renovations. Visitors can now enjoy the new bison observation deck, entrance plaza, gift shop, art gallery, trail system and children's playground.
Prince Edward Island
Island Walk
The Island Walk
Source: Instagram @theislandwalk
Many Canadians have put cycling across Prince Edward Island on their bucket list, and now, visitors can consider trying a new 700-kilometer trail around the island.
It takes about 32 days to walk around the entire island, walking about 20-25 kilometers every day. Visitors can choose any of the 32 segments and spend more time exploring the red coast of Cavendish or PEI National Park.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Shark tagging
Shark tagging
Source: Ocearch
Getting involved in shark conservation activities in northern Bonavista Bay is a very attractive thing.
Depending on the season, visitors can catch blue sharks or porbeagle sharks under the guidance of local company Shark Co. Both species of shark are currently under threat, with the blue shark being hunted for its valuable fins and skin and the porbeagle shark being classified as the most vulnerable shark species.
After tourists catch sharks, they will name, measure, classify and mark the sharks, which has positive significance for shark research and protection.
Yukon Territory
Mount Logan Lodge
Mount Logan Lodge
Source: Instagram @mountloganlodge
Mount Logan Lodge is located in Haines Junction Junction, offering stunning views of Kluane National Park. The
cabin has now been developed into an eco-lodge with unique experiences, including a variety of accommodation experiences including two-story luxury camping tents, aurora viewing yurts, and gold rush era cabins.
