Canada in February: Travel Tips, Weather & More
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February is mid-winter in Canada, which means it's cold and snowy: ideal conditions for skiing or snowboarding in the Rocky Mountains, snowshoeing through the backcountry of Nova Scotia, or ice-skating in downtown Ottawa. Travelers seeking a remote adventure will also love aurora-watching in the Yukon, a vast and isolated area of the north. Find out more about traveling to Canada in February below.
February is mid-winter in Canada, which means it's cold and snowy: ideal conditions for skiing or snowboarding in the Rocky Mountains, snowshoeing through the backcountry of Nova Scotia, or ice-skating in downtown Ottawa. Travelers seeking a remote adventure will also love aurora-watching in the Yukon, a vast and isolated area of the north. Find out more about traveling to Canada in February below.
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