Summer of 26

[Tommys]

This year, I did not get out as much as I wanted. Darn. But I do have my sights set on returning to Canada in 2027.
If you have been recently, let me know how things are going in the country to the north.
I would like to hear and prepare later.
T

Canada

 

[CR-Venturer]

Well, what part of Canada are you wanting to go to? It's a huge country with not a ton of people in it lol

I currently live a little ways east of Edmonton, Alberta, so if you want some good spots to check out in this province, let me know.

Politically, Canada is a complete and total dumpster fire, but it's just as beautiful as ever out in the bush :)

 

[Tommys]

Well, what part of Canada are you wanting to go to? It's a huge country with not a ton of people in it lol

I currently live a little ways east of Edmonton, Alberta, so if you want some good spots to check out in this province, let me know.

Politically, Canada is a complete and total dumpster fire, but it's just as beautiful as ever out in the bush :)

Hey, good point. I will plan further east.

 

[CR-Venturer]

Well, what part of Canada are you wanting to go to? It's a huge country with not a ton of people in it lol

I currently live a little ways east of Edmonton, Alberta, so if you want some good spots to check out in this province, let me know.

Politically, Canada is a complete and total dumpster fire, but it's just as beautiful as ever out in the bush :)

Hey, good point. I will plan further east.

If you check the regional forums for eastern Canada, you'll likely find some members who can give you tons of useful info.

From what I've seen on the youtubes, Newfoundland/Labrador has some amazing overlanding opportunities.

Happy travels!

 

[grubworm]

I worked out of Nova Scotia in the 80s and 90s and really enjoyed it. I didn't overland there, but I made friends with some of the locals I was working with and they showed me all over and it was an amazing place. I liked B.C. a lot, but Nova Scotia is my fav. Check it out and see what you think, eh?