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#CanGeoTravel: Our country in 10 photos

These 10 photos from @CanGeoTravel's Instagram community will inspire you to book your next holiday closer to home

  • Published Jan 09, 2018
  • Updated Apr 06, 2023
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Last year, we began showcasing images from Can Geo’s Instagram community on our website, hoping to inspire more people to share their photos from Canada and around the world with us. 

This year, for our first Travel roundup of 2018, we’ve picked 10 photos we hope will inspire our readers to get outside and explore their own backyard. As the January/February 2018 issue of Canadian Geographic — which celebrates the completion of The Great Trail — begins arriving in mailboxes and on newsstands across the country, we felt it was the perfect time to celebrate Canada’s beauty, from coast to coast to coast. 

1. Red Rock Indian Band, Ont.

 

A post shared by Danny Swainson (@danny.swainson) on

2. Montreal

 

A post shared by Carmel.M (@carmie_7093) on

3. Moraine Lake, Alta.

4. Ontario

 

A post shared by Kyle Wicks (@k_wicksy) on

5. Whiteshell Provincial Park, Man.

 

A post shared by Paul Epp (@pauleppic) on

6. Lillooet, B.C.

7. Inuvik, N.W.T.

 

A post shared by Weronika Murray (@weronikamurray) on

8. Toronto

 

A post shared by Taku Kumabe (@smaku) on

9. Torngat Mountains National Park, Nfld.

Originally posted by @everythingeverywhere, shared on @CanGeo

 

A post shared by Canadian Geographic (@cangeo), originally from @everythingeverywhere

10. Wells Gray Provincial Park, B.C.

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