Nature Travel • Eco Journeys
Discover more, leave less behind

Plan thoughtfully: national parks, low-impact trails, glacier viewpoints, local biodiversity, and routes suitable for every season.

Leading National Parks Sustainable Trails Map
Travel Responsibly
Plants & Wildlife Seasonal Schedule
Updated: May 2025
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Low-impact nature route

Low-emission travel routes

Rail-first itineraries, final-leg shuttles, and leisurely trails to sweeping vistas — fewer emissions, richer scenery.

Explore eco trails
Protected areas overview

Protected areas in brief

Access rules, delicate habitats, and ideal windows for wildlife viewing — clear essentials before you visit.

Open the park guide

Seasonal Planning

When to trek, observe wildlife, or kayak the lakes — with the least possible footprint.

WintertimeSafer snowy routes and tranquil viewpoints SpringtimeBloom season and early wildlife sightings SummertimeLakes, ridgelines, and crisp mornings AutumnGolden woodlands and quieter huts

Responsible Choices

Practical options that safeguard natural ecosystems.

Refillable bottles along the route
Public transport plus last-mile shuttle
Stick to designated eco trails
Respect wildlife quiet zones
Complete sustainability playbook

Highlighted habitats

Alpine meadowlands

Fragile blooming regions — stay on designated trails and boardwalks to preserve them.


Plant & Animal guide

Glacial lakes

Clear waters and delicate shorelines — minimize impact by packing in and packing out to keep the lakes pristine.


Lakeside trails

Safety-Focused Plan

Consult a plannerCall +1 514-555-0123 Office address100 Saint Catherine Street West, Montreal Seasonal tipsRoutes that suit the conditions
Eco-friendly checklist

Select eco-conscious accommodations
Manage your waste
Maintain a safe distance from wildlife
Travel during off-peak times when feasible