Parc national des Glaciers, Colombie-Britannique

Located south of the Alaskan border on the Atlantic Ocean, Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Heritage Site is a well-kept jewel in British Columbia. This reserve preserves and protects Haida culture, as well as having a rich variety of wildlife. The only way to get there? By boat or by plane. Follow Jean-Luc on his journey and…

Waterton Lakes National Park is a jewel of Alberta. Located in the southernmost part of the province, sharing its border with the United States, the park offers breathtaking scenery and a variety of activities: canoeing, mountain biking, scootering, horseback riding and boat tours. There are also ranches with horses, bison, sheep and…

Located just a few hours from Toronto, Ontario, Georgian Bay Islands National Park is a pleasure island that is hard to beat. Jean-Luc travels to the park by a small Parks Canada ferry. There are no cars on the island and bicycles are the preferred means of transportation. He discovers reptiles, learns more about the Group of Seven…

Jean-Luc explores Bruce Peninsula National Park, located about three hours from Toronto, Ontario. This park is crossed by the Bruce Trail, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, where an impressive number of outdoor activities can be enjoyed. Jean-Luc will hike, scuba dive, stand up paddle board, climb, and visit a beautiful coastline of blue…

At Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan, Jean-Luc will have a true cowboy experience. Whether it's by wagon, four-wheeler or kayak, he'll have the chance to see a dinosaur fossil, bison, and experience camping in a teepee. At the local ranch, he rides horses, learns how to use a lasso and learns more about animal tagging…

Known for its many canoe-camping opportunities, Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada in Nova Scotia is divided into two completely separate areas. One destination is all you need to see lush forests bordering numerous lakes, white sandy beaches and to learn about the history of the Mi'kmaq.

Between sea, cliffs and forest, Forillon National Park in Quebec has no shortage of extraordinary activities to do. Whether it's snorkeling with seals, sailing, watching incredible sunrises, horseback riding, whale watching or segway riding, this park will never cease to amaze.

The landscapes of Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland are part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Not surprising when, within the same park, you can find fjords, mountains, beaches, peat bogs, forests and cliffs. Jean-Luc will have the chance to cruise, hike and meet the local fishermen who have more than one story to tell.

Terra Nova National Park is the most easterly park in Canada and icebergs can sometimes be seen there! Jean-Luc will have the chance to go on a boat and kayak trip to meet puffins and to live a real fishing experience. After having caught many cod, he will go to his guide's house to prepare the fish in the traditional…

Home to Canada's highest peak, Mount Logan, and the country's largest icefield, Kluane National Park and Reserve is located in the mountains of the southwest Yukon. Jean-Luc will have the chance to learn more about the First Nations who jointly manage the park with Parks Canada and see the glaciers from the air!

Yoho National Park, located in the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia, never ceases to amaze with its breathtaking scenery and friendly people. Jean-Luc will have the chance to discover an emerald lake, magnificent waterfalls and inhabitants who will help him discover the small village of Field, its surroundings and the importance…

Located south of Vancouver, the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve is a park that can be reached by boat, but also by kayak, on foot or by scooter! Jean-Luc takes the opportunity to discover some of the other nearby islands and to see the landscape from the air. He will also have the chance to see many marine and terrestrial animals…