Canada (4 pages)… Western Canada - Introduction

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A vast, unspoilt wilderness with crystal clear lakes, dramatic mountains, dazzling cities and great activities. western canada natural & untamed Few countries compare with Canada when it comes to the great outdoors. Western Canada especially with its lakes, mountains, rivers and forests is a seemingly endless natural playground where you can indulge in just about any outdoor activity. Hiking and mountain biking are the most obvious, with thousands of miles of well kept and well marked trails to suit all abilities in the beautiful national parks. Other activities include rafting, canoeing, scenic flights and horseriding that take you deep into the heart of this natural wilderness. It is also possible to view a wide range of wildlife in its natural surroundings. in a word Canada is the second largest country in the world, covering 3½ million square miles. It is country of diverse landscapes and cultures, mesmerising scenery, wide open spaces and sophisticated cities. Alberta and British Columbia contain some of the world's most varied and breathtaking scenery, ranging from rich fertile valleys, pine forests and crystalline lakes to the dramatic coastline of the Pacific Ocean with towering mountains and deep fjords. You can drive along amazing mountainous landscapes of majestic peaks and stunning glaciers, explore national parks and spy moose and bears in the deep forest or seals and whales in the ocean. The bustling town of Banff has a real `wild west' feel and the Banff National Park offers unsurpassed natural beauty. 20 Wild elk roam freely around the town which is the perfect base to enjoy a range of world class activities. The mountain resort of Whistler in British Columbia, offers a plethora of activities amid dramatic scenery including a championship golf course and summer skiing. In contrast the cosmopolitan cities offer cultural attractions, great shopping and excellent restaurants. Calgary, the gateway to the Rockies is famous for the Calgary Stampede which attracts cowboys from all over the world. Scenic Vancouver in British Columbia is one of Canada's most beautiful cities with a unique blend of attractions. It's no wonder so many visitors are drawn to the region.