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Canada's Winter: Does Cold Weather Make Exploring Outdoors Harder?

1. The Frozen Cathedral

Maligne Canyon, Jasper National Park, Canada

Walk on a frozen riverbed, deep within a canyon, gazing up at towering icefalls where water once thundered.

2. Canada's Twin Impact Craters

Clearwater Lakes, Quebec, Canada

Discover two perfectly circular lakes that are actually ancient meteor impact craters, visible as stunning ice-covered eyes from above.

3. The Stone Guardian of Superior

Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada

Witness a massive rock formation resembling a sleeping giant, steeped in Ojibwe legend, standing sentinel over a frozen Lake Superior.

4. Where Tides Freeze in Time

Fundy Trail Parkway, New Brunswick, Canada

Experience the world's highest tides creating colossal ice formations along a rugged coastal trail in winter.

5. The Tilting Gold Rush Town

Dawson City, Yukon, Canada

Explore a historic Gold Rush town where buildings constantly tilt and sink due to the persistent permafrost beneath them.

6. The Frozen Giant of the North

Nahanni National Park Reserve, Northwest Territories, Canada

Witness Virginia Falls, a waterfall twice the height of Niagara, often frozen solid into a monumental ice sculpture in the remote wilderness.

7. The Ephemeral Ice Grottoes

Lake Superior North Shore, Ontario, Canada

Discover breathtaking ice caves along the northern shore of Lake Superior, forming only when conditions are perfectly cold and still.

8. Walking on the Earth's Mantle

Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

Trek across a barren, Mars-like landscape where the Earth's mantle, usually miles below the surface, is exposed to the elements.

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Your Personal Guide to Canada's Winter Wonders

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