Parks Canada places within Street View

Take virtual tours to Parks Canada’s places with Google Street View.

The best way to explore this imagery is to look for these places within Google Maps (google.com/maps) and move the yellow Pegman over the map to illuminate where Street View imagery is available. Can’t make up your mind? Get inspired by the following suggestions. Each link below will send you directly to the content within Google maps.

For more information about exploring this content, go to: How to explore using Google Street View.

National Historic Sites National Marine Conservation Areas Northern Parks

UNESCO World Heritage Sites Rocky Mountain Parks Watching wildlife

National Historic Sites National Marine Conservation Areas Northern Parks UNESCO World Heritage Sites Rocky Mountain Parks Watching wildlife

Explore places where history comes to life!

Parks Canada protects over 170 national historic sites! Travel back in time and experience life as a 19th century settler, explore Victorian architecture, or view the lighthouses that once guided Canadian sailors home.

**Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site**
“Walk” through Canada’s oldest collection of stone fur trade buildings to experience life of the trappers and traders of the Hudson’s Bay Company at Lower Fort Garry.

**Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site**
Check out Newfoundland and Labrador’s oldest lighthouse and the most easterly point in the country at Cape Spear Lighthouse.

**HMCS Haida National Historic Site**
Explore the world’s last surviving Tribal Class destroyer ship, the HMCS Haida.

**S.S. Klondike National Historic Site**
Roam the decks of the legendary S.S. Klondike, the largest sternwheeler in the British Yukon Navigation Company’s fleet!

Get out on the water and explore our Marine Conservation Areas

Did you know that Parks Canada also protects marine conservation areas? You can explore the national marine conservation areas below from Street View imagery taken both on land and at sea!

**Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area**
Let this freshwater inland sea take your breath away as you hike its rugged north shore.

**Fathom Five National Marine Conservation Area**
Explore Fathom Five with its iconic flowerpot formations and scenic limestone islands with hidden underwater treasures.

**Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park**
View the beautiful landscapes of Saguenay St. Lawrence Marine Park, recognized as one of the best places in the world for whale watching.

**Gwaii Haanas National Marine Conservation Area**
Venture to Gwaii Haanas, the place where lush rainforest island meets the sea, and wildlife and Haida Heritage come together.

Stand on top of the world in Canada’s North

Explore the land of the midnight sun and northern lights. Discover Canada’s north, a place with vibrant indigenous culture, soaring Arctic wilderness and jagged icebergs.

**Quttinirpaaq National Park**
Visit Quttinirpaaq, Canada’s most northern park. View its spectacular landscape with its shimmering ice caps and jagged peaks.

**Ivvavik National Park**
Explore gorgeous Ivvavik, home to one of Canada’s oldest rivers.

**Auyuittuq National Park**
Visit Auyuittuq, home to granite peaks, deep ocean fjords, and the longest vertical drop in the world known as Thor Peak.

**Nááts'įhch'oh National Park Reserve**
Click through the vivid waters and mountain peaks of Nááts'įhch'oh National Park Reserve.

**Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site**
Discover the stunning Chilkoot Trail, a route used by Chilkoot Tinglit Traders and thousands of Yukon-bound prospectors.

Admire UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Parks Canada protects 12 of the 20 Canadian sites on UNESCO’s World Heritage List! UNESCO sites represent some of humanity’s most outstanding achievements and nature’s most inspiring creations.

**L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site**
Explore the only authenticated Viking settlement in North America at L'Anse aux Meadows.

**Nahanni National Park Reserve**
Trek through Nahanni’s sheer granite spires, vast alpine plateaus, and Canada’s deepest canyons.

**Kluane National Park and Reserve**
Explore Kluane, home to Canada’s highest peak and North America’s largest icefield.

**Gros Morne National Park**
Walk upon the Earth’s mantle, normally found far below the Earth’s crust. Admire the wonders of Gros Morne; the fjords, mountains, forests, barren cliffs and coastlines.

**Rideau Canal National Historic Site**
Venture through Rideau Canal, the oldest continuously operated canal in North America which has most of its original structures intact.

**Grand-Pré National Historic Site**
Explore Grand-Pré, that what was once the epicenter of Acadian culture, and now a memorial to a tragic upheaval.

Discover Canada’s Rocky Mountain Parks

Did you know that Canada’s Rocky Mountain Parks form such a striking mountain landscape, they are recognized as a World Heritage site? Check out these majestic places with panoramic views.

**Banff National Park**
Check out Banff, Canada’s first national park! This place is famous for its breathtaking views and panoramic mountain tops.

**Jasper National Park**
View dramatic mountain scenery unfold as you “drive” through the world-famous Icefields Parkway in Jasper.

**Cave and Basin National Historic Site**
When three railway workers stumbled upon a cave full of hot mineral spring waters, they inadvertently helped create Canada’s first national park. Explore the unique destination known as Cave and Basin.

**Yoho National Park**
Discover the spectacular landscapes of Yoho. Its steep rock walls, waterfalls and dizzying summits will leave you in awe.

**Kootenay National Park**
Discover Kootenay, a park filled with thrilling contrasts; from icy mountain rivers to steamy hot springs.

Find the perfect place to watch wildlife

Parks Canada places are a great way to view wildlife. From butterflies to whales, and owls to bison, our national parks are protecting a wide variety of species.