The Kluane National Park is located in the extreme southwest of Yukon Province, directly on the border with Alaska. Its scenery is characterised by massive mountain ranges, sparse coniferous forests, grasses and colourful wildflowers. Above all, however, it is dominated by the Kluane Icefield, the largest glacier ice field outside of the polar regions. At 21,000 square kilometres, it is about half..

Wood Buffalo National Park is located in the extreme north of the province of Alberta and in the south of the Northwest Territories. It covers a gigantic area of 44,800 square kilometres, which is about the size of Switzerland and it is a park of superlatives. It is the largest National Park in Canada and the second largest in the world. In addition to endless green coniferous forests, salt plains..

In the language of the Cree the word “wapusk” means “white bear”. In Wapusk National Park and the small adjacent town of Churchill, almost everything revolves around this white bear. The park is located in the far northeast of the province of Manitoba, directly by the coast of the Hudson Bay. This so-called “icehouse of North America” is also home to the largest..

In the very south of the province of Saskatchewan and directly on the border with the US lies Grasslands National Park. It is one of the youngest Canadian National Parks and contains one of the last intact prairie landscapes in the country: a sea of waist-high grasslands that seems to reach to the horizon. The prairie is one of the world's most endangered habitats, making Grasslands National Park..

The Kejimkujik National Park is picture perfect Arcadian forest landscape: luminous mixed forests, crossed by countless rivers, lakes and brooks. The park owes its name to a large lake of the same name, the Kejimkujik. In the language of the Mi'kmaq – one of the oldest First Nations of Canada – it is called "tired muscle", in reference to the effort required to cross the lake. The cano..