Canada in winter is magical — snow-covered landscapes, cozy mountain towns, Northern Lights, and plenty of adventure. Here’s a Canada Winter Vacation Plan for you, depending on what you’re into
Day 1-2: Vancouver (British Columbia)
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Why: Start mild — Vancouver’s coastal winter is beautiful but not too harsh.
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Things to Do:
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Stroll Stanley Park (maybe in light snow!)
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Visit Capilano Suspension Bridge (stunning winter lights display)
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Warm up at Granville Island Market with hot chocolate
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Day 3-5: Banff & Lake Louise (Alberta)
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Why: Classic Canadian Rockies winter experience — snow, frozen lakes, mountains.
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Things to Do:
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Stay in Banff town (cute and cozy)
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Ice skate on Lake Louise
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Ride the Banff Gondola for insane views
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Relax in Banff Upper Hot Springs
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Optional: Try skiing or snowboarding!
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Day 6-7: Quebec City
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Why: Europe vibes in North America — cobblestone streets and castle-like buildings under a blanket of snow.
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Things to Do:
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Explore Old Quebec (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
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Visit Château Frontenac
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Try poutine and hot maple syrup taffy
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Snow tubing or sledding near Plains of Abraham
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Day 8-10: Montreal
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Why: Culture, food, festivals, and lots of cozy indoor spots.
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Things to Do:
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Visit Mount Royal Park (great winter lookout)
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Explore Underground City (perfect for cold days)
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Enjoy jazz cafés, French food, and local winter festivals
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Bonus: Attend Igloofest, an outdoor electronic music fest in January-February!
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