Teen Summers

Rockies Road Trip & National Parks (1–3 weeks)

Picture the ultimate postcard: shimmering Lake Louise, the Icefields Parkway, and hot springs that steam beneath starlit skies. Teens hike alpine trails by day, swap stories around campfires at night, and roll into hip mountain towns for laundry, lattes, and souvenirs. It’s the classic summer adventure for high schoolers who crave peaks, paddles, and brag-worthy photos.

French-Canadian City Immersion (1–3 weeks)

If your teen lights up at the idea of cobblestone streets and buttery croissants, send them east. Days revolve around conversational French challenges, Old-Port bike rides, and museum scavenger hunts. Evenings bring food-truck tastings and fireworks over the river. Urban independence—within a structured safety net—helps teens practice real-world decision making and come home with a sharper ear for languages.

Arctic Wildlife & Photography Expeditions (10–14 days)

For the future conservationist, Canada’s Far North is the ultimate classroom. Base camps near Churchill or farther afield provide crash courses in camera settings, field research, and polar bear conservation. Daily treks across the tundra let teens log data, perfect time-lapse shots of midnight sun, and understand climate science where it’s literally unfolding beneath their boots.

Multisport Pacific Circuit (2–4 weeks)

From Edmonton’s vibrant river valley to Vancouver’s coastal buzz, western itineraries weave city highlights with adrenaline hits: raft the Nahatlatch River, mountain-bike Squamish’s granite playground, and test your courage on the Capilano Suspension Bridge. Optional add-ons include Seattle day trips or even an Alaska cruise—a choose-your-own-ending novel written in real time.

Coast-to-Coast Combo Tours (3–6 weeks)

Can’t decide? Hybrid programs link Canada with legendary U.S. stops—think Niagara Falls jet boats one week, desert canyoneering the next. Along the way, teens bond over amusement-park loops, group service projects, and van-life sing-alongs. It’s a sampler platter of North America that keeps wanderlust bubbling long after summer ends.