Wind around Nova Scotia

New Brunswick has coastal highways and scenic highways that connect Maine and Quebec

Do a circle tour of Prince Edward Island

Take a ferry to Newfoundland

Drive to Terra Nova National Park (car rentals are available for seasonal road trips in Labrador.)

Follow the St. Lawrence River

Drive to National and Provincial Parks

Visit Montreal and Quebec City

Drive along the Lake Ontario Lake Superior and Lake Huron shorelines (see Great Lakes Circle Tours)

Create a circle tour by taking Highway 11 through Hearst down to Nipigon and Highway 17 east to Wawa, Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury

Take Highway 66 east from Kirkland Lake to Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec (summer suggested)

Cross Manitoba on the Trans Canada Highway and stop in Winnipeg for shopping, dinner, cultural activities, and lodging

Follow Highway 6 to Grand Rapids

Go north to Grass River Provincial Park on Highway 10 and then go west to Saskatchewan

Drive from Regina to Saskatoon

Highway 4 goes north toward Clearwater River Provincial Park

Use Prince Albert as a base to explore the northern regions

Drive from Calgary after the Calgary Stampede Rodeo to Edmonton

Follow the scenic drive along the Lewis Range to Waterton Lakes National Park and Montana

Take Highway 63 to Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper--stop at the thermal springs for relaxing and the ice fields for hiking

Visit Victoria From Dawson Creek follow the Alaskan Highway to Yukon and Alaska

Take the Yellowhead Highway to Prince George

Continue on the Alaskan Highway Drive through the Pelly Mountains

Visit Kluane National Park near Haynes Junction

Drive to Fort Providence or Yellowknife on Great Slave Lake from Alberta or British Columbia (seasonal)