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Canada Road Trips

Saskatchewan, Canada road trips require one important element to make them happen... wheels. The mode of transportation can come in many forms. In Saskatchewan one can rent an RV (motorhome), van or vehicle for long haul sightseeing adventures exploring the highways and backcountry roads. 

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Saskatchewan RV (Motorhome) Rentals

An RV is a home on wheels. RVing is a popular, comfortable and far reaching choice for exploring the Province of Saskatchewan by road . When one rents an RV they rent a small home on wheels with a cooking area, sleeping quarters, and a sitting area. A motorhome (RV) provides flexibility to any road trip because you can go where you want, when you want and stay as long as you want within the timelines of your rental. 

Saskatchewan Car and Truck Rentals

Saskatchewan car and truck rentals are available in most mid to large communities. Vehicle rental selection depends on the inventory on the lot at the time. The best selection of rental inventory is often located in the major communities and at the larger airports. Terms and conditions vary per car and truck rental company. 

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    Sonya Richmond uploaded 12 photos in the album O'Brien's Bird and Whale Tour to Witless Bay Ecological Reserve Bay Bulls Newfoundland
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    O'Brien's Bird and Whale Boat Tours, Bay Bulls, Newfoundland - O'Brien's Bird and Whale Boat Tours depart from Bay Bulls, NL which is located just half an hour south of St. John's, making them a perfect day trip for those seeking an unforgettable wildlife adventure.
    Take a Boat Tour to Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, Bay Bulls, NL - Taking an O'Brien's Bird and Whale Boat Tour is the perfect way for families, photographers, birdwatchers, and nature lovers to experience a visit to North America's colony of Atlantic Puffins in Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, Bay Bulls, NL.
    All Aboard O'Brien's Bird and Whale Boat Tours, Bay Bulls, NL - Taking a trip on O'Brien's Bird and Whale Boat Tour to see the stunning seabird colonies that breed in the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve was a highlight of my visit to Newfoundland, Canada.
    Atlantic Puffin Colony at Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, Newfoundland - North America's largest colony of Atlantic Puffins, consisting of over 260,000 pairs inhabits the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, four islands off the coast which can be visited by boat from Bay Bulls, NL.
    Seabird viewing at Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, NL - Taking an O'Brien's Boat Tour is a great way to view the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, NL where thousands of Common Murres, Atlantic Puffins, and other seabirds nest each spring and summer.
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    Anja Cahill uploaded 15 photos in the album From Kingston to Vancouver and Back: 15-Day Canadian Road Trip Photo Gallery
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    Day 1 - Kingston-to-Sault-Ste-Marie, Ontario, Canada - Day 1: Departure from Kingston, ON, travelling to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada Scenic Stop # 1: Nuclear Power Demonstration (NPD) Reactor, 3km east of Rolphton Lunch at ‘Hit the Spot’ in North Bay, ON Overnight: Gateway Casinos in Sault Sainte Marie, ON
    Day-2 - Sault-Ste-Marie, Ontario -to-Thunder-Bay, Ontario, Canada - Day 2: Travel from Sault Sainte Marie, ON, to Kakabeka Falls, ON northwest of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada Scenic Stop # 2: Agawa Bay Look-Out Adventure #1: Lake Superior Provincial Park, Agawa Rock Pictographs, 400m hike of rugged, deep chasms and rocky terrain, snow covered trail, found high, fairly calm water, at the pictographs. Scenic Stop # 2: Wawa Goose, Wawa, ON Scenic Stop # 3: Terry Fox Memorial in Thunder Bay Adventure #2: Hiking at Kakabeka Falls Provinical Park, exploring the well-maintained trails that run along both sides of the Kakabeka waterfalls Overnight: Happy Land Campground, Kakabeka Falls
    Day 3 - Thunder-Bay, Ontario -to-Riding-Mountain-National-Park, Manitoba, Canada - Day 3: Kakabeka Falls, ON, to Riding to Onanole, Manitoba, Canada Adventure #3: Riding Mountain National Park Bison and Grasslands enclosure Trip highlight: walking along the rocky beach of Clear Lake near our campsite at Riding Mountain National Park Dinner at ‘The Buffalo Bar’ Overnight: Riding Mountain National Park, MB
    Day 4 - Riding-Mountain, Manitoba -to-Medicine-Hat, Alberta, Canada - Day 4: Travel from Onanole, MB, across Saskatchewan, to Medicine Hat, AB Scenic Stop #4: Onanole Elk Statue at “Elk Roadside Park” (1997) Adventure #4: Muscowequan Residential School, the last standing residential school in Saskatchewan Scenic Stop # 5: Mac the Moose, Moose Jay, MB Dinner: ‘On the Links’ golf course bar and restaurant at Cottonwood Coulee Golf Course and RV park Overnight: Cottonwood Coulee Golf Course and RV Park, Medicine Hat, MB
    Day 5 - Medicine-Hat, Alberta, -to-Banff-National-Park, Alberta, Canada - Day 5: travel from Medicine Hat, MB, to Banff, AB, Canada Adventure #5: Sulfur Mountain Gondola including traversing the Sulphur Mountain Boardwalk to explore the Sulphur Mountain Cosmic Ray Station and visit Sanson Peak, the highest point on Sulphur Mountain Alberta Canada Dinner: ‘Alpha Bistro’ at the Rocky Mountain Resort in Banff Overnight: Banff National Park, AB, Tunnel Mountain Campground A
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      What a phenomenal looking trip! I recognize quite a few of those stops our cross-Canada hike, and I think you even got a piece of the Trans CanadaWhat a phenomenal looking trip! I recognize quite a few of those stops our cross-Canada hike, and I think you even got a piece of the Trans Canada Trail in there (the climb up to SFU?). Can't wait to read more about all these adventures!  More ...
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      Great eyes Sonya Richmond! I did get a bit of the Trans Canada Trail in Burnaby! Stay tuned for the full story
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    I am proudly Canadian for several heartfelt reasons:

    Born and bred on Vancouver Island, BC — I grew up on Canada’s west coast, with a deep, lifelong connection to its landscapes and culture.

    A champion of Canadian...
    I am proudly Canadian for several heartfelt reasons:

    Born and bred on Vancouver Island, BC — I grew up on Canada’s west coast, with a deep, lifelong connection to its landscapes and culture.

    A champion of Canadian tourism, I left a corporate job in Edmonton (and a stint in Germany) in 2002 to help build EH Canada Travel with my brother. I spent over a decade traveling coast-to-coast, researching, writing, photographing, and supporting local Canadian communities.

    Environmental and outdoor advocate—I am a wilderness backpacker, camping lover, snowboarding, golf, photography enthusiast, and regular voice on CBC and Global and other media talking up Canada’s great outdoors.

    Deep commitment to “boots‑on‑the‑ground” research—Colin and I visited 1200+ communities, explored thousands of parks and trails, and created Canada’s largest independent travel site out of sheer passion and perseverance.

    In short: I am proudly Canadian because I was born here, built my career here, championed Canadian tourism tirelessly, explored coast-coast-coast and I live and breathe Canada’s wild spirit every single day.

    Happy Canada Day!
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      Farah McCrate
      Fantastic words Greg. We are so fortunate to live here.
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      Greg Girard
      Farah McCrate Thank you, so kind. Yes we are lucky for where we live. Ask anyone who has traveled abroad and they are very appreciative of where weFarah McCrate Thank you, so kind. Yes we are lucky for where we live. Ask anyone who has traveled abroad and they are very appreciative of where we live.   More ...
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      Sonya Richmond
      Well said! This land has given us so much to be grateful for! Was this photo taken in New Brunswick?
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    Capelin Rolling in Chance Cove Trinity Bay, Newfoundland
    The capelin rolling in Newfoundland and Labrador is an event that always sparks a lot of excitment. These small silvery fish arrive in abundance in June or July bringing with them a host of seabirds, whales and other...
    The capelin rolling in Newfoundland and Labrador is an event that always sparks a lot of excitment. These small silvery fish arrive in abundance in June or July bringing with them a host of seabirds, whales and other marine life that follow the capelin as a food source. The arrival of the capelin feels like the kick-off to summer and many beaches around the province provide spawning grounds for these little fish. In Newfoundland and Labrador, word spreads like wildfire when 'the capelin are rolling'. People flock in droves to beaches to try and catch sight of or to actually catch some of these wriggly fish. They are a traditional food source and I remember as a child my parents also using them to fertilize our lawn. According to the provincial government of Newfoundland and Labrador, there are over 30 different coves across the province with capelin in their name, demonstrating the importance of this fish to the culture of Newfoundland.On a kayak trip out of Chance Cove, Trinity Bay on Canada Day, I was lucky enough to witness schools of capelin darting this way and that underneath my boat. They move as a shimmering mass and it is mesmerizing to watch. The weather conditions that day meant I was able to paddle in close to shore to have an excellent view of the capelin in the shallow, clear water. I could see the females washing up on the beach to lay their eggs in gravel that had already been fertilized by the males. We are fortuante to witness this annual spectacle in Newfoundland and being in a kayak provided a really interesting and not commonly seen perspective on the capelin roll.
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      What a great video! The first time we heard of this phenomenon was during our hike on the East Coast Trail - we came to a cove and it was full ofWhat a great video! The first time we heard of this phenomenon was during our hike on the East Coast Trail - we came to a cove and it was full of locals collecting capelin off the beach in buckets and nets. There was even a traffic jam on the nearby road!   More ...
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    Farah McCrate uploaded 17 photos in the album Sea Kayaking Chapel Arm to Little Ridge Return, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland
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    Heading out from the beach in Chapel Arm, NL - Chapel Arm, about an hour from St. John’s, Newfoundland is an accessible paddle location. The beach provides an easy launch spot.
    A coastal waterfall in Chapel Arm, Newfoundland - Beautiful aquamarine waters, waterfalls and friends make for a great day out of Chapel Arm NL Photo credit; Tammy Murphy
    Sea caves in Chapel Arm, NL - Exciting geological formations like sea caves stir the imagation. You can see all sorts of things if you use your imagination. Coastal Newfoundland is filled with these types of wonders.
    Coastal Chapel Arm, NL - Clear ocean waters kayaking Chapel Arm, Newfoundland, Canada
    A sea arch near Chapel Arm, NL - Sea arches are a fantastic feature to find when kayaking in Newfoundland. There is always some thrilling and fun about passing through them when sea conditions permit.
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      I haven't been kayaking for so long, but these photos make me want to get back on the water! Are you able to rent kayaks at Chapel Arm, or do youI haven't been kayaking for so long, but these photos make me want to get back on the water! Are you able to rent kayaks at Chapel Arm, or do you have your own?  More ...
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    Greg Girard created a new listing, T’Railway Provincial Park
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    T’Railway Provincial Park
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    The T’Railway Provincial Park in Newfoundland is an 883-kilometre multi-use trail stretching from ...
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    Thomas Worsley uploaded 14 photos in the album Brockville Railway Tunnel
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    Train-Approaching-In-Railway-Tunnel - A small passager train operates independantly transporting visitors from one end of the Brockville Railway Tunnel to the other
    Taking-In-The-Atmosphere-Of-The-Brockville-Railway-Tunnel - These 2 visitors decided to take a break inside the tunnel taking in the colorfull atmosphere as others walked past.
    Stunning-Brick-Work-Inside-The-Tunnel - The light at the end of the tunnel illuminates the brickwork on the walls of the historic Brockville railway tunnel
    Stone-Walls-Inside-The-Tunnel - Some of the original rock Canadian shield shows through in some parts of the railway tunnel
    Red-Glow-Illuminating-The-Brockville-Tunnel - The LED lights change colors and slowly strobe through the Brockville railway tunnel going from Blue to Purple to Red and back again
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