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any1 going to canada in dec09
Posted by starlagurl
... you want to visit? I'd say peruse some of the Canada forums to help you decide. My favourite cities are Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax and Ottawa, in that order. I live in Ottawa, so if you're making your way here, definitely come and ...
Canada in March for four weeks
Posted by wakingdream
... hit things in vaguely the order listed above, although not quite sure how I'm getting from the far east of Halifax to Vancouver yet blink.gif Going from Toronto straight to Halifax and working my way back might be more feasible? This is always a bit ...
About a month in canada
Posted by marian55
... be travel alone . One suggestion would be to get a "CanRail" Pass that allows people to travel by train from Toronto to Vancouver, but allows you 14 days of a month, where you can hop-on-hop-off and visit a few cities along the train's ...
Taking a train from Toronto to Vancouver (and stopping on the way)
Posted by robinmichel
... by train in October and thanks other travelers blogs I can see it is a viable proposition to take a VIA train from Toronto to Vancouver which takes 4 days. However it seems wrong to go across the country and not stop off on the way and I have the choice ...
Who's been to the most Canadian provinces and territories?
Posted by kitkatgo
So what is the capital of BC? Vancouver! I beg to differ but Victoria is actually BC's capital city..... Vancouver is the largest and most well known. ha ha ha...ok, glad I'm not the only one who needs to brush ...
Who's been to the most Canadian provinces and territories?
Posted by aopaq
So what is the capital of BC? Vancouver! I beg to differ but Victoria is actually BC's capital city..... Vancouver is the largest and most well known. The only province I have missed is PEI....perhaps one day.....
Vancouver to rockies
Posted by aopaq
... , the only other real alternative is to take the Greyhound Bus. Are you just planning to go to Banff and Jasper and then back to Vancouver? I would check out the major car rental companies online to see if you can get an idea of the cost for a 7 day ...
heading to canada from uk
Posted by laurenphoto
... 6 month then im off on a road trip round the rest of canada for the last 6 months. does anyone have any suggestions of good routes to see the most of the place in 6 months, i deffintly want to visit vancouver and the rockies. any ideas? thank you Lauren
vancouver!!
Posted by giki
hi, im from germany,berlin. im going to vancouver from december till march 09.... looking for someone who will share his/her time with me and explore vancouver... hope ill be not alone there
VIA Rail
Posted by itsem
... back over about 6 days and spending some nights on the train.. (ugh) best places to stop on the way back?? Im living in Vancouver at the moment so dont have to worry too much about this side of the country, Banff, Jasper included so am more keen on what ...
Best Road trips & Scenic Drives
Posted by wakingdream
The best road trips I've been on (so far) have been the Trans Canada from Toronto to Vancouver, and the Pacific Coast Highway in Cali all the way down to Tijuana, which were both amazingly memorable. Some of the best N.A. routes are said to be; 1. ...
Road trip from Toronto to Vancouver
Posted by asad
... attractions that is worth to go? Thanks. Hi there Eric, Have you done the trip...........I am planing thesame.....Toronto to Vancouver by road....What route is best, any suggestions, would appreciate......Am planing the trip with my wife and kids in ...
Road trip from Toronto to Vancouver
Posted by Incrediblelife
... (?) and then back up through Canada. I've lived in Waterloo (near Toronto sort of), Thunder Bay, Saskatchewan, B.C. (including Vancouver), as well as I am now in Calgary... so I've lived in every Province from Ontario westward... Also, when are ...
Where to go?!?! HELPP!
Posted by jayr.roberts2
Canada is great, a lot of sight seeing The best cities to go to would be Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City and Vancouver you will be able to find a lot of stuff to and you will have a great time
Who's been to the most Canadian provinces and territories?
Posted by starlagurl
... pedestrian friendly because everyone drives a car! Therefore, the cities are designed with cars in mind, not people. Vancouver: Have some REAL Chinese food in Chinatown Edmonton: Green onion cakes at the Strathcona Market: Quebec: Laurie Raphael ...
Travell buddy to Canada
Posted by iren22
I am travelling to Canada and will visit Edmonton (Jul 5, 2009 - Jul 12, 2009) and Vancouver (Jul 15, 2009 - Jul 20, 2009). I already arranged my stay and some things I am going to do, however it's nice to spend some time with another traveller ...
heading to canada from uk
Posted by moinmotion
Great question! From west to east in no particular order: 1. Victoria 2. Vancouver 3. Canmore (strange choice but it is really really beautiful here) 4. Toronto 5. Halifax Edit...please add Niagara Falls to that (it can fit in with Toronto) ...
Canada in March for four weeks
Posted by charlamae
... Ottawa-Montreal area (the locals in those areas can help define those weeks a little better), 1 week in Cdn Rockies, 1 week in Vancouver, and then the remainder in Seattle and San Fran. A one-way ticket between Toronto and Calgary would be about $300 ...
Canada in March for four weeks
Posted by cheli
... flights from east to west then - is it any easier/cheaper to fly out of Toronto, Ottawa or Montreal/Quebec City to Vancouver? I'm pretty locked into moving east to west because I fly into Toronto and move onwards from San Francisco. It's S*$ ...
Canada...where to start?
Posted by wakingdream
... ; that way you can go to some smaller towns that might not have hostels. If you're pressed for time, I'd fly to Vancouver, travel around BC etc, then head inland to Alberta - great province. Then I'd fly to Ontario and chill out there for a ...
Canada...where to start?
Posted by Jessica_CDN
... ; that way you can go to some smaller towns that might not have hostels. If you're pressed for time, I'd fly to Vancouver, travel around BC etc, then head inland to Alberta - great province. Then I'd fly to Ontario and chill out there for a ...
Best Spots in Canada
Posted by Kate
... too numerous to mention! Penticton, B.C.; Lake Louise/Banff, Alberta, Northern Ontario; Old Quebec City; Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver; The Cabot Trail, Antigonish... But we are happy to offer hospitality in our little piece on Ontario...in the heart ...
Cross country trip! (Toronto to Vancouver through US)
Posted by bria444
We are planning or driving cross country from Toronto to Vancouver and want to go through the US. We are going to make our first stop in Chicago but from there we are very interested in some suggestions on places to see along the way. We were planning on ...
touring Canada
Posted by jockpaddyontour
... the Rockies I took earlier this year as part of a 2 month excursion to North America. The Rockies tour was a round trip from Vancouver and by hired car and hotel: I know your proposed trip is a little different, but my experience may give you some ideas. ...
touring Canada
Posted by johnsjourneys
... the Rockies I took earlier this year as part of a 2 month excursion to North America. The Rockies tour was a round trip from Vancouver and by hired car and hotel: I know your proposed trip is a little different, but my experience may give you some ideas. ...
Vancouver What to see and do - Vancouver travel question
Posted by julienic
we have a two day stop over in Vancouver. Can anyone advise which are the best things to see do and best places to eat in 48 hours. :-) Thankyou
Travel buddy on Vancouver Island?
Posted by vichale
Hey, looking for someone to travel with or visit places over the next few weeks (15 May to 1 June) on Vancouver Island. Or even just meet new people! Check out my profile for more info and get in touch if you're interested!
Taking a train from Toronto to Vancouver (and stopping on the way)
Posted by aopaq
... stops in Winnipeg and Jasper make sense although if you want to hit Tofino and the Wickaninnish, that will involve a days bus ride from Vancouver. So if you take 4 days for the trip, one day in Winnipeg and Jasper and about 3 to hit Tofino (and return ...
any1 going to canada in dec09
Posted by starlagurl
Oh man, driving from Vancouver to Toronto will take at least 5 days! Sometimes you can find rideshares, but I think they are pretty rare.
Who's been to the most Canadian provinces and territories?
Posted by polydemic
British Columbia -- Vancouver, Victoria Alberta -- Calgary, Edmonton Saskatchewan -- Saskatoon Ontario -- Ottawa, Toronto Nova Scotia -- Halifax