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Destinations in North America

North America Travel Guide

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Country guides

From its vast plains, snow-covered mountains, deep forests and strange rock formations, to soaring skyscrapers and a thunderous cultural scene,...

Spicy as salsa roja, intoxicating as a shot of tequila, volatile as the volcanoes of the central sierra, surreal as a Frida Kahlo canvas...

'The Golden State' of California has it all: snow-capped mountains, vast deserts, lush forests and long stretches of golden beach.

The...

Canada's most westerly province, British Columbia is huge and diverse. If you love the great outdoors, you'll never be bored in a province that is...

In Nunavut is a wilderness that forms one-fifth of Canada. Polar bears dot the landscape, whales the seascape; and it is possible to do all those...

Minnesota, the second-northernmost state in the USA (after Alaska), is one of the nation's leading outdoor tourist destinations, with 68 state...

Bestowed with stunning beaches, dramatic mountains, pristine rainforests and a rich cultural heritage, Hawaii exceeds expectations as a tropical...

Ontario is Canada's most populous province, highlighted by the sheer size and energy of its two largest cities (one the federal capital, the other...

City guides

Often called the 'Second City', Chicago is number one when it comes to culture, fine dining, shopping and commerce.

Situated on Lake...

First-time visitors never fail to be surprised by Montreal; French-speaking with grand old buildings and a European vibe, it sits apart from other...

New Orleans is one of those cities with a fierce sense of identity. Sitting at the mouth of the Mississippi River and looking out over the Gulf...

Quebec City - the 'cradle of New France' and a UNESCO World Heritage site - is the most charming city in North America.

This is thanks to...

Pulsing out of the sands like some crazy neon mirage, Las Vegas is globally synonymous with gambling, rock-star luxury and a 24-hour excess that...

Past and present sit side-by-side in sprawling Mexico City where a handsome historic colonial-era heart sits amongst ever-changing modernity....

Toronto stands on the northern shore of Lake Ontario and the view of the city across the water is stunning and unmistakable - with the CN Tower,...

Calgary stands at the point where the vast Canadian prairie meets the jagged, snow-capped peaks of the Rocky Mountains. Its young, glittering...

Ski resorts

Copper Mountain

Copper Mountain is located in the Colorado Rockies of Western North America, west of Denver in the state’s Summit County.

A snowboarder catching their breath

Big White is located in the Okanagan Valley in central British Columbia, Canada, within the Monashee mountain range.

Three Sisters, Fernie

Fernie is located in the southeastern corner of the western Canadian province of British Columbia. The town lies in the Elk Valley, in the Lizard...

Squaw Valley ski resort, USA

Squaw Valley is located above the northern end of Lake Tahoe in the western state of California in the Sierra Nevada mountains of the USA.

Lake Louise

Lake Louise is situated in the western Canadian province of Alberta, 184km (115 miles) west of Calgary and 60km (36 miles) west of Banff. The...

The view from Vail Pass

Vail ski resort is located on Interstate 70, two hours west of Denver, in Colorado's Rocky Mountains in the USA.

Snowboarder, Whistler

Whistler is situated in the Coast Mountains in Canada's westernmost province, British Columbia. The resort is 125km (77 miles) north of Vancouver...

Park City, Bald Eagle Mountain and Bald Mountain

Park City is located in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, less than an hour's drive from the state's capital Salt Lake City.