Discover Canada by Train

If you're on the lookout for a unique journey, why not hop on a train through Eastern Canada? The new program called Canada by Train takes you through four famous cities, showcasing a stunning array of scenery along the way. Don’t forget to pack your camera to capture the breathtaking views of Niagara Falls. For the adventurous at heart, consider joining a boat tour close to the falls to truly feel the power of nature.

Next, you’ll continue your adventure to the Thousand Islands, where you can embark on a boat trip to explore the intriguing history of the area, which lies along the Saint Lawrence River, separating Canada and the U.S. Upon reaching Quebec, be sure to indulge in a plate of poutine—a local delicacy featuring fries topped with cheese curds and gravy.

Mountain Climbing at the Grand Canyon

Next on the list is the Premium Mountain Climbing Adventure at the Grand Canyon. This program allows you to experience the great outdoors in comfort, even on challenging trails. Each day, you can choose to hike between 5 to 10 kilometers, conquering some of the most beautiful paths, such as the Bright Angel Trail. One of the highlights is witnessing the massive crack in the Earth’s crust while learning about the history and geology of this remarkable area.

After a day of exhilarating activity, you’ll unwind for two nights at the El Tovar Hotel, which boasts stunning views of the canyon.

Explore Indigenous Culture in Quebec

When you arrive in Quebec, don’t miss the Explore Quebec program. From whale watching at Saguenay National Park to savoring the local seafood delicacy lobster poutine on Ile d’Orleans, this journey is packed with exciting experiences. Quebec is renowned for its French cultural influence, but in Wendake, you’ll delve deeper into indigenous history at the Huron-Wendat Museum.

Here, you'll meet a storyteller from the First Nations tribes, sitting in a cozy traditional longhouse as you learn about the Iroquoian way of life, along with the legends and myths of the land.

Discover Ancient Canyons in the American Southwest

Beyond the well-known attractions, the Canyon & Cultures in the Southwest program will take you to ancient canyons. The journey begins at Grand Canyon National Park, where you can rent a bike and explore the Rim Trail, all while listening to a guide share insights about the local wildlife and the park's history.

At the Canyon De Chelly National Monument, you'll embark on an in-depth tour with a Navajo guide, discovering ancient ruins of the Ancestral Puebloans and hearing traditional stories of the area. After a long day, you and your friends can enjoy dinner at a lodge owned by the Navajo people.

Experience Yellowstone National Park

When it comes to national parks, one cannot forget Yellowstone—the first and most famous national park in North America. During the five-day Premium Walking & Hiking in Yellowstone journey, you'll breathe in fresh air and take in stunning landscapes as you walk or hike to highlights like the Grand Canyon, Old Faithful, and Grand Prismatic Spring. Keep your eyes peeled for bears, elk, and deer wandering about.

At the end of the day, you can relax at Canyon Lodge, which offers excellent service and all the amenities you need to prepare for another day of adventure.

Canyon Exploration Tour in Arizona

Last but not least is the Western USA National Parks Loop, which takes you from the peaks of Bryce Canyon to the majestic landscapes of the Grand Canyon. Excitingly, in 2026, there will be a new experience: join a tour exploring the Rattlesnake and Owl slot canyons with a Navajo guide. Be sure to bring binoculars to spot the great horned owls nesting in the area.

There are so many new adventures awaiting you in 2026 from The Goods, a collection of inspiring trips and experiences for a year filled with exploration.

Discover Canada by Train