Vancouver Island is in the northeastern Pacific Ocean, and is the largest island on the West Coast of the Americas. It is part of the Canadian province of British Columbia. Vancouver Island is 290 miles long and 62 miles wide. Many people travel to Vancouver Island to visit Victoria, but it has many other fantastic areas to visit that aren’t as commonly known by tourists. Let me show you both
Driving Banff to Jasper, along the Icefields Parkway (Highway 93), has been regarded by many as the World’s Most Scenic Highway. Its 181 miles runs almost parallel with the Continental Divide. This majestic road stretches past cascading waterfalls, stunning canyons, emerald lakes, rocky peaks, lush green sweeping valleys, and over 100 ancient glaciers.
Breckenridge, Colorado is the perfect spot to start your wintery break. It becomes an outdoor paradise. Breckenridge receives almost more snow than any other place in Colorado. With five huge peaks, you will find entertainment for the entire family.
Follow the Highway 101 down 363 miles of breathtaking and dramatic coastline. Home to many quaint little seaside towns, isolated pristine beaches, rugged cliffs, historic lighthouses, sand dunes, and lots of sea life. It remains relatively unspoiled, even today.
