North America is an incredibly diverse and expansive place, including Canada, The United States, and Mexico. Landscapes change as you travel across the continent from arctic tundra, temperate rainforest, deserts, and plains. You will find jaw-dropping natural wonders such as the Grand Canyon, Banff National Park, and expansive biosphere reserves. History and culture come alive here as you visit, and each country, state, and province are unique. North America also includes world-famous cities like New York, San Francisco, Toronto, Montreal, Mexico City, and Cancun. No matter where you choose to visit in North America, you will have a memorable trip.
Learn more about the places I’ve covered in North America by clicking the posts below.
How to Travel Toronto on a Budget
Toronto is one of the top cities in Canada when it comes to multiculturalism, and Torontonians know it! You can find anything your heart desires, from unique cuisines to interesting shopping experiences and vibrant nightlife. It’s the home of the CN Tower, Drake, and TIFF, but there is much more to this big melting pot…
Abandoned Mill near Sudbury, ON
Everyone loves a good abandoned building, whether you are interested in exploring, knowing the history, or just curious about how the building is still standing. Northern Ontario experienced a population boom in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and with it came an explosion of new industrial buildings, homes, services, and schools. As its population…
10 Hidden Gem Hikes Near Sudbury
Sudbury is a growing city with an ever-expanding population. It’s the largest city in Ontario geographically and the fifth largest city in Canada (by area). Sudbury was initially colonized as a mining town due to the large deposit of nickel ore in 1833 but was inhabited by the Ojibwe and Algonquin people for thousands of…
The Pineapple Backpacker 