Canada Hiking Tours
Booking one of these amazing Canada Hiking Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Displaying 30 of 43 tours
Canadian Rockies
Backpacking the Banff Highline Trail
Backpacking the Banff Highline Trail is a quintessential Canadian Rockies adventure, and this tour takes you across countless unforgettable kilometres, walking underneath stone giants, across flower-dotted meadows, and past shimmering alpine lakes.
Canadian Rockies
Berg Lake Backpacking Tour
There are few places better to escape into in the backcountry than Mount Robson Provincial Park, home to Canada’s tallest mountain and more pristine hiking trails than you can imagine. The Berg Lake Backpacking Tour is 6 days of pure mountain bliss!
Canadian Rockies
Women’s Introduction to Mountaineering
Are you a solid hiker looking to get to the next level? Learn the fundamentals of mountain navigation and movement on the Women’s Introduction to Mountaineering course, an unforgettable adventure designed to teach you the skills you’ll need to conquer new mountains without previous experience required.
Canadian Arctic
Trekking in Yukon’s Tombstone Park
Tombstone Territorial Park is often referred to as the Northern Hemisphere’s Patagonia. This remote part of the Yukon is blessed with incredible hiking and scenery, and is truly a once in a lifetime trip for hikers and trekkers that love remote, unspoiled wilderness.
West Coast & Vancouver Island
Vancouver to Whistler Hiking Tour
What’s the Sea to Sky? Well, it’s a stunning stretch of highway running between Vancouver and Whistler, and it’s packed with breathtaking hiking routes and waterfalls. On this 7-day tour, you’ll visit spectacular spots like Joffre Lakes and the Stawamus Chief, and you’ll also get to see some hidden gems and secret spots with your local, savvy guide. This tour includes luxurious accommodation so you can rest well each night and be fully energized for each hiking day.
Canadian Rockies
6-Day Rockies Hiking and Camping Adventure
The 6-day Rockies hiking and camping tour encompasses the best of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, condensing all the thrills of the Canadian outdoors into less than a week on the trails. Explore the best of David Thompson Country, Banff National Park and Yoho National Park. Marvel at the lakes and glaciers of the Icefields Parkway and enjoy an afternoon picnic with views of the Athabasca Glacier.
Canadian Rockies
7-Day Rocky Mountain Adventure Tour
Discover gorgeous mountain scenery, pristine alpine lakes, and impressive ancient woodland on this 7-day camping and adventure tour of the Rockies. The Kananaskis highlands, Banff National Park, and exhilarating Kicking Horse River are just a handful of the amazing places that you will explore.
West Coast & Vancouver Island
7-day Vancouver Island Camping Tour
You will discover the breathtaking landscapes of the West Coast on this 7-day Vancouver Island Adventure Tour. Camping amongst the forests, lakes, and beaches of Vancouver Island, you will discover the teeming wildlife of tropical rainforests.
West Coast & Vancouver Island
Pacific Northwest Self-Drive Tour
The Pacific Northwest is full of diverse and beautiful landscapes for you to discover on this self-drive adventure. This itinerary leads you to the mountains and coastline so you can hike and explore Seattle, Whistler, and Vancouver Island.
Canadian Rockies
Heart of the Canadian Rockies Self-Drive Tour
There are many spectacular places to visit in the Rockies, and this self-drive itinerary features the incredible iconic parks that are symbolic of the Canadian mountains. The Heart of the Canadian Rockies Self-Drive Tour allows you the flexibility of enjoying the mountains your own way while ensuring you don’t miss the greatest spots.
Canadian Rockies
Rocky Mountain Ranches Tour
The prairies naturally evoke images of the lonesome cowboy riding into the sunset, but the mountains are horse-country, too! On the Rocky Mountain Ranches Tour self-drive road trip, you’ll experience the peace that living in harmony with nature brings during your ranch stays.
Canadian Rockies
Rockies in Style Hiking Tour
For the best of the Canadian Rockies, look no further than this fantastic guided journey! This 8-day hiking tour introduces you to the highlights of the Banff, Yoho, Jasper, and Kootenay National Parks. Enjoy an endlessly scenic region over a week of adventure!
Canadian Rockies
Columbia Valley Hiking Tour
Discover the quiet mountain trails of interior British Columbia on this incredible guided hiking tour. The Columbia Valley Hiking Tour takes you to Invermere, Spillimacheen, and Glacier National Park to hike amazing mountains and enjoy the incredible outdoors.
Quebec
Quebec Safari Tour
When you think “safari,” Quebec may not be the first place that comes to mind, but this tour will change your mind! On this 14-day guided safari tour, you’ll be immersed in the wilderness of eastern Quebec and all the amazing wildlife that call it home.
Quebec
In the Heart of Quebec’s Parks Self-Drive Tour
Spend two weeks exploring the great National Parks and wildlife reserves in southern Quebec. The In the Heart of Quebec’s Parks Self-Drive Tour is a self-drive itinerary that allows you to travel at your own pace while enjoying the great outdoors.
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There are endless options for hiking trips in Canada, from exploring the towering peaks of the Rockies to trekking along the rugged coastline of Newfoundland's East Coast Trail. Other adventures will take you hiking in the Canadian Rockies, exploring the ancient forests of Vancouver Island, or traversing the iconic Bruce Trail. The possibilities for exploring Canada on foot are limitless!
Canada is a prime destination for hiking due to its vast and diverse landscapes, iconic trails like the West Coast Trail, and abundant wildlife. From the majestic Rockies to remote wilderness areas, Canada's strong infrastructure and conservation efforts make hiking vacations in Canada accessible and rewarding for all adventurers.
The best time to hike in Canada varies by region and elevation. Optimal hiking seasons for most of Canada are late spring (May-June) and early fall (Sept-Oct) for mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer is ideal for higher elevations, while winter offers unique opportunities for snowshoeing and ice hiking in certain regions.
- Backpacking the Yoho Valley and Iceline Trail: Embark on an awe-inspiring journey through the Yoho Valley, traversing the iconic Iceline Trail with its breathtaking glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and rugged alpine landscapes.
- Chilkoot Trail Hike: Follow in the footsteps of Klondike Gold Rush stampeders on the historic Chilkoot Trail, trekking through rugged mountain terrain and dense forests while immersing yourself in the rich history of the Yukon.
- Backpacking the Rockwall Highline: Experience the rugged beauty of the Canadian Rockies on a multi-day backpacking adventure along the Rockwall Highline, marveling at towering peaks, pristine alpine lakes, and panoramic vistas.
- 7-day Vancouver Island Camping Tour: Explore the natural wonders of Vancouver Island on a week-long camping tour, discovering remote beaches, ancient rainforests, and stunning coastal scenery while immersing yourself in the island's diverse ecosystems.
- Trekking in Yukon’s Tombstone Park: Venture into the remote wilderness of Yukon's Tombstone Territorial Park on an unforgettable trekking expedition, surrounded by towering peaks, expansive tundra, and pristine alpine landscapes teeming with wildlife.
Pack essentials like sturdy hiking boots, weather-appropriate clothing layers, a waterproof jacket, sunscreen, insect repellent, a map and compass or GPS device, plenty of water, high-energy snacks, a first aid kit, and a flashlight or headlamp. Don't forget bear spray and a bear-resistant food container when trekking in bear country.
Luggage transfers are not commonly available on backcountry treks in Canada. However, on some guided multi-day hikes, support staff may transport gear between accommodations. For self-guided treks, hikers typically carry their own gear throughout the journey.
The duration of treks in Canada varies widely depending on the specific trail, your fitness level, and the experience you seek. Some treks can be completed in a day, while others may take several days or even weeks to complete. Research the trail you plan to trek for specific duration recommendations.
Yes, there are many family-friendly treks in Canada suitable for hikers of all ages and abilities. Trails with gentle gradients, shorter distances, and amenities like interpretive signage, picnic areas, and designated camping spots are ideal for families.
Accommodations when trekking in Canada vary depending on the trail and location. Options range from backcountry campsites and wilderness huts to rustic cabins and lodges. Some popular trails also have nearby towns or villages with hotels, bed and breakfasts, and campgrounds for overnight stays.
Yes, self-guided treks are common in Canada, offering hikers the freedom to explore at their own pace and on their own schedule. Detailed trail maps, route descriptions, and navigational aids are often available to assist self-guided trekkers.
Yes, guided treks are available in Canada for hikers seeking expert leadership, local knowledge, and a hassle-free experience. Guided treks range from day trips led by experienced guides to multi-day expeditions with full logistical support, including meals and accommodations.
Trail conditions in Canada vary depending on the region, terrain, and time of year. It's essential to check trail reports, weather forecasts, and any advisories or closures before setting out on a hike.
Some hiking trails in Canada may require permits or passes, especially in national parks or protected areas. In many cases, entry to National Parks requires you to have a permit to enter the park territory (can be paid upon entrance). These permits help fund trail maintenance, conservation efforts, and visitor services. Check with park authorities or trail organizations for permit requirements and fees.
While hiking in Canada, you may encounter various wildlife species, including bears, moose, wolves, and cougars. It's crucial to familiarize yourself with wildlife safety practices, such as carrying bear spray, making noise on the trail, and properly storing food and garbage to avoid attracting animals.
Hiking in Canada's wilderness areas requires careful preparation and awareness of potential hazards such as inclement weather, rugged terrain, and remote locations, highly dependable on the part of Canada that you are travelling to. It's essential to carry essential safety gear, communicate your itinerary with someone reliable, and know how to respond to emergencies.
Yes, many hiking trails in Canada pass through or near cultural and historical sites, including Indigenous heritage sites, pioneer settlements, and historic landmarks. Exploring these sites adds depth and richness to your hiking experience, providing insights into Canada's diverse cultural heritage.