Situated right in the centre of the country, Manitoba is rightly known as ‘Canada’s beating heart’. The ‘keyhole province’ is famous across the world for its Indigenous heritage, its incredible range of flora and fauna and its friendly communities – all of which can be experienced on the Trans Canada Trail. Centennial Trail The Centennial Trail is […]
For many of us, the Trans Canada Trail is an outdoor gym – a place to improve our physical fitness while discovering Canada’s incredible landscapes. But did you know that the Trail also offers opportunities to take care of our mental health? Activities like mindful walking in the outdoors can help free our minds from “mental clutter” and everyday stress. […]
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There’s no better way to experience the splendour of the changing season than with a hike on the Trans Canada Trail. The beauty of Canada’s natural landscape is there for all of us to enjoy this fall, along with the peace of mind and satisfaction of being able to ‘get away from it all’ at a time when outdoor recreation and connecting with nature is more important than ever. […]
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When you head out on the Trans Canada Trail, you’ll want to make sure you have the right gear from head to toe. Having the right hiking boots is a crucial part of the equation. Choose your own adventure…boots The right hiking boots for a casual hiker or walker will differ greatly from those for a […]
Arguably the most remote section of the Trans Canada Trail, the Itijjagiaq Trail is a 120-kilometre wilderness route on Baffin Island, which connects Frobisher Bay near Iqaluit to Glasgow Bay near Kimmirut. Recommended for experienced and prepared outdoor adventurers only, this trail across Katannilik Territorial Park is intense, wild and rewarding. Find out what you need to do before embarking on this adventure […]
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From coastal waters to majestic mountains, beautiful British Columbia astounds visitors with a dazzling display of all that nature has to offer. Not only does the province boast extensive land-based sections of the Trans Canada Trail, it is also home to beautiful water routes for canoeists and kayakers. Discover our Featured Hikes in British Columbia. Chief Isadore Trail This […]
If you’ve never ventured off the beaten track to visit the Northwest Territories, there’s no time like the present to plan your first adventure. You’ll be amazed by the diversity of the landscape, the wildlife and the thriving communities along the northernmost sections of the Trans Canada Trail, which makes for an unparalleled experience that […]
With sections weaving their way through mountain ranges, along river beds and the shores of vast lakes and immense oceans, the Trans Canada Trail is truly a paradise for hikers of all skill levels. Getting ready for your first hike is an exciting prospect, but it does require a certain level of advance preparation. Here are our tips for ensuring your first […]
This year’s Great Canadian Hike is a challenge to collectively spend 28,000 hours hiking on our 28,000-kilometre Trans Canada Trail (TCT) between September 15 and October 31. And if you prefer to bike, roll, paddle, or use another form of active transportation, we think that’s great too! Let’s reduce our screen time and increase our […]
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Who doesn’t like winning? Thanks to our Great Canadian Hike sponsors, we’ve got some pretty cool prizes up for grabs. To enter for a chance to win, do any one of the following: Register for the Great Canadian Hike Refer a friend during the registration process Submit photos (or videos) online that will be showcased […]
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