This Is The Most Epic Canadian Road Trip You Could Ever Go On
Think you've been on an epic road trip before? Think again.
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Randy Olson, a Ph.D. candidate at Michigan State University, created the following cross-Canada road trip by request of Huffington Post Canada. He developed an algorithm to calculate the most optimal route one could take through the country's most iconic locations.
The entire road trip is a staggering 16,226-kilometre long, which would take around 32 days to complete if driving was conducted at 6 hours per day. Nunavut is the only place excluded from the trip, because it is the only territory in Canada that is not accessible by physical roads. A separate trip to Nunavut would need to be planned in addition to this road trip.
Here are the locations on Olson's ultimate road trip:
British Columbia
– Stanley Park
– Haida Gwaii (ferry from Prince Rupert)
Alberta
– Lake Louise in Banff National Park
– Columbia Icefields in Jasper National Park
Saskatchewan
– Fort Battleford
– Wanuskewin Heritage Park
Manitoba
– Riding Mountain National Park
– Riel House
Yukon
– Dawson Historic Complex
– Kluane National Park
Northwest Territories
– Kittigazuit Archaeological Sites
– Wood Buffalo National Park
Ontario
– Niagara Falls
– Parliament Buildings
– Pukaskwa National Park
Quebec
– Old Montreal
– Parc national de l’Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé
New Brunswick
– Hartland covered bridge
– Hopewell Rocks
Nova Scotia
– Cabot Trail
– Peggy’s Cove
P.E.I.
– Cavendish and Green Gables
– Province House
Newfoundland and Labrador
– Signal Hill
– Gros Morne National Park
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