Best Canadian Destinations for Fall Foliage

You should not miss the “Maple Road” in the east-west coast of Canada. The maple road extends 800-kilometer long. You might have seen lots of pictures about maple road, but you have no idea that this is the famous place to appreciate maples. The maple road connects a red corridor in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec. You can imagine that the beautiful red maple leaves spread all the way, where the red maple went, the extraordinary scenery would be.

Raiders play: The Maple Road is actually divided into three roads, namely 40, 417 and 407. The three roads cross canyons, rivers and mountains and lakes. If you want to have a good look of the three maple roads, it is recommended to travel by yourself, from Toronto, through Ottawa, Montreal and Niagara Falls, to see different red maple.

Scenic spots along the way: Lake Ontario, Kingston, West Port Town, St. Laurence River.

|Travel Tips: In Canada, the average temperature in September and October is between 1 ℃ and 17 ℃. You should take enough clothes and prepare coat, especially at night when it has a sudden drop.

6 famous rivers, more than 400 clear lakes and murmuring streams, formed Mont-Tremblant park, the second largest national park in Canada. It is also a famous maple scenic spot. Taking cable car from Mont Tremblant, you can overlook the whole maple leaf valley from the top of the mountain, which is so beautiful.

Raiders play: Quebec has actually two parts: old city and new city. The old city was surrounded by city walls, and its roofs have bright color, which makes it a fairy-tale village. Chateau Frontenac is also worth visiting. It is not just an accommodation, and it is the architectural cultural heritage of Quebec.

Scenic spots along the way: Petit Champlain Street, Quebec old city, Chateau Frontenac.

Travel Tips: The four seasons of Quebec are distinct, and the climate is cool in the period of September to October, especially the temperature varies widely from day to night, differ over 10 ℃, and so suggest that take a warm jacket when you go out.

Half of Canada's beauty is hidden in the Rocky Mountains, while the Jasper National Park has the largest part of the Rocky Mountains. In autumn, when sunshine sprays down, the golden sun and the red maple leaf are interlaced. Perhaps when you are indulging in the splendor of nature, an elk or horned sheep suddenly passes by you. You must come here to enjoy the natural and interesting experience of appreciating maples.

Raiders play: In JasperZ, the Madeleine Lake is the place that you must see, and its lake will change with the color of the surrounding trees. There is also an Elf Island in the center of the lake. There is also Asabaska Falls, known as the most thrilling waterfall in Rocky Mountain. In the park of JasperZ, the landscape is as pretty as a picture.

Scenic spots along the way: Marlene Canyon, Witch Lake, Pyramid Lake, Pyramid Mountain.

Travel Tips: Autumn is coming, and the temperature began to drop gradually. But it's still sunny during the day, so don't forget to put sun block, and add scarves or coats to keep warm at night.

Banff National Park, which is listed as the world's intangible cultural heritage site, is also the first national park in Canada. In autumn, you can see golden or red maple leaves everywhere in Banff town. If it is a sunny day, the sunshine spraying down the golden leaves, and you have to be here in person to experience that kind of beauty.

Raiders play: Banff Town is a must-go place for Banff Park. If you want to travel deeply, you must stay here for a while. The White Museum is a good place to learn about the Rocky Mountains. If you have children, you can teach them through lively activities. The hot spring on the top of Banff is also unmissable in autumn and winter.

Scenic spots along the way: Banff Town, Rare stone viewing platform, Louise Lake.

Travel Tips: The temperature of the Banff National Park in the high mountain changes a lot, so suggest that you dress layer by layer so that you can take off when you are hot and put on when you are cold.

There are many ways to appreciate maple leaves in Agonqun Provincial Park, which has many biological plant resources. Of course, if you come at maple leaves, you must walk. Along the way, you can see the red maple reflected on the lake, and you can also see the swaying maple leaves on both sides of Highway 60, enjoying and feeling the beauty of maple leaves carefully.

Raiders play: Agonquin logging museum records the changes of Agonquin logging industry, and you can learn a lot of local habits. There is a beautiful viewing platform in the Agonquin visitor center. If you pass by, go and have a look. You can buy some souvenirs and learn about the Agonquin Park.

Scenic spots along the way: No.60 Road, Lachloch, Mt., Mrs. Evelyn-Water Park.

Travel Tips: In late autumn, the temperature drops sharply, and will down to 0 ℃ at night. It is recommended to wear cotton clothes, thick coats and scarf gloves.