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Share your recommendations for the most fun, awe-inspiring or peaceful summer getaways in Canada.DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press
Jetting off for the summer isn’t what it used to be. Rising oil prices mean higher airfares and reduced capacity. Meanwhile, many Canadians are continuing to boycott U.S. travel. And with gas prices increasing, road trips are also further out of reach.
But that doesn’t mean there’s a shortage of places to unwind this summer — right here in our own backyard. The Globe wants to hear from you. What are your favourite spots to kick back and relax in Canada?
Tell us about the underrated beach a short drive from your hometown or the perfect biking or hiking trail. What makes it special? Do you have a provincial park, camping site, small town or community festival that you like to visit at this time of year? What do you like about it?
Share your recommendations for the most fun, awe-inspiring or peaceful summer getaways in Canada by filling out the form below, or by sending us an e-mail at [email protected]. If you’d like to share a photo, send it using this link.
Where in Canada do you love to spend your summer? Let us know
Tell us about the underrated beach a short drive from your hometown, the perfect biking or hiking trail, provincial park, camping site or small town that you like to visit at this time of year. What makes these places special, and what do you love about them? Share your recommendations in the box below, or send an e-mail to [email protected].
