Rugged Canada is renowned for its incredible natural beauty. It is hard to see it than the breathtaking hikes and walks you can find in parks, wilderness and cities of the country.

This is a list of some of Canada's most popular hikes:

Quebec The most well-known of the Canadian urban walks are found in Montreal among the cobblestone streets in Old Montreal offer glimpses of the city's historical past, which dates through 1642. The buildings of the past are now being used as shops as well as homes, nightclubs, restaurants as well as other places. Underneath an old underground structure is connected to the brand-new Museum of Archaeology to the historic Custom House. Are you getting tired of taking a walk? Pause for a bite with a cup of coffee. Or take into the rich past through a carriage drawn by horses.

British Columbia: In the Pacific Rim National Park on the West Coast of Vancouver Island is Long Beach and one of the most beautiful places to visit during World travel. Long Beach is appropriately named with more than 16 km of walking beachfront, lined with gentle waves, cliffs as well as rain forests that are made up of pine, cedar as in addition to Sitka the spruce. It is possible to observe an eagle in flight, or a glancing sea lion, or even a gray whale. However the thing that will really attract your attention is the peace and tranquility of the beach's treasure.

Nova Scotia: On the East Coast of the country is the Maritimes that includes Nova Scotia in particular offering spectacular coastal walks. In the Cape Breton Highlands National Park there are bog and woodland walks that you can choose from. But the most exciting choices are found on paths that follow the coastline that extends out to the ocean's open like The Skyline Trail.

Alberta the Rocky Mountains have some of the most beautiful natural beauty across the country and also one of the most stunning trails. Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park provides a narrow canyon trail that winds through tunnels lined with vividly colored rock formations. The path also passes through Iridescent waterfalls and pools. The trail is located in Lake Louise, the Plain of Six Glaciers Trail is located within Lake Louise offers a lake-shore view of the green emerald lakes. It is also located close to Victoria Glacier. It's ideal for grabbing an iced tea and take a break in the serene setting.

British Columbia: One of the most popular hiking spots around the globe Its West Coast Trail offers one of the most pleasurable and beautiful ways to discover the forest, mountains and west coast beaches. Over the course of 77 kilometers, trail is filled with sandy beaches, rock outcrops caves, tidal pools ancient trees, waterfalls and more.

If you end up landing on the shores of Canada It's just two steps from breathtaking views of the ocean, the greenery of a field or the fresh scent of a breath. Take your walking shoes. You'll be tempted to be wearing them.