In 1885, Banff National Park was established as Canada’s first national park. Since that day, national parks in Canada have grown to cover more than 126,718 square miles of the country.

Canada's vast and diverse national parks offer unique experiences beyond Banff, with Wood Buffalo, Elk Island, Pt. Pelee, ...

The Banff National Park is Canada's oldest and most visited national park. It is part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks ...

Much of Canada's brilliant landscape can conveniently be found in the confines of its incredible national parks, offering the opportunity to get up close and personal with natural wonders ranging ...

Canada National Parks What’s your fancy: sandy beaches, rocky coasts, lush forests, or glacial lakes? Canada has them all, in a national park system that’s one of the world’s best.

From coast to coast to coast, Canada’s 48 National Parks encompass marine and coastal reserves, sites of historic significance, and unique geographical areas, showcasing the incredible diversity ...

State parks in America are protected areas of land that also fall under the name of state forests, national parks, landmarks, national grasslands and more.

On the Google Maps Help page, where users can post questions and concerns, one person with the username Louise N wrote that ...

Google Maps is raising some eyebrows over how it's describing some Canadian provincial parks north of the U.S. border.

J. The Selling of Canada: The CPR and the Beginnings of Canadian Tourism. Banff: Altitude Publishing, 1983. Kopas, Paul. Taking the Air: Ideas and Change in Canada's National Parks. Vancouver: ...