Canada, with its vast natural environment, has a huge number of scenic drives. Some are a little off the beaten path (the Viking Trail in Newfoundland) and others are near big Canadian cities, like the Sea to Sky Highway between Vancouver and Whistler.
Make the drive part of the vacation fun. See Canada's Best Scenic Drives
Photograph of the Sea to Sky Highway by Chris Cheadle / Getty Images
How well do you know your Canadian geography? Can you name all of Canada's provinces and territories? How about the capital city for each?
First hint: there's 10 provinces and three territories.
Check out our overview of Canada's provinces and territories and you just might discover something you didn't know and maybe even be inspired to start planning your next vacation.
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Give your kids a taste of life before iPods and cellphones.
Riverdale Farm is more than seven acres of green space in downtown Toronto that replicates early 20th century Ontario. This is a great visit for families - especially those with children under 12. Visitors are free to wander the grounds and watch farm staff go about their chores - all free of charge.
Image courtesy Friends of Riverdale Farm