Posters canada

The name says it all. Crater Lake National Park is one of the most unique formations of nature in the U.S. It is a deep, beautiful, and bright blue lake which rests inside the caldera of a mighty volcano. Crater Lake is almost 2,000 feet deep, making it one of the deepest lakes in the world. The Watchman Peak Trail is a 1.7 mile out and back trail located near Crescent, Oregon that features spectacular views of the lake. The trail is best used from June until October. In this National Parks…

A compilation of 100 Vintage Travel Posters that will make you want to travel around the world. Includes where to buy these vintage travel posters and more.

While Niagara Falls is truly an American treasure, this incredible waterfall is also a Canadian treasure! Niagara Falls rests on the border between New York, USA and Ontario, Canada. Niagara Falls actually comprise three separate falls, with the majority of the falls being on Canadian soil. Combined, the flow rate of Niagara Falls is the greatest of any waterfall on earth. Amazed by the fact that 3,160 tons of water flows over Niagara Falls every second, Anderson Design Group sought to…

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Welcome to Banff, a small town that borders one of the most gorgeous natural areas in Canada. The city of Banff tucks up next to Banff National Park, in the province of Alberta. The Canadian Rockies stand tall and resolute nearby, impressive peaks like Mt. Rundle and Mt. Cascade dominating the skyline. The town of Banff itself often serves as a base camp for those who seek to explore the natural wonders of Banff National Park. Banff offers hotels, restaurants, boutiques, hiking and camping…

Travel posters at their best showcase memorable places in distinctive ways as well as the talent of remarkable artists. A case in point is the beautiful series of travel posters by Salisbury, New …

By land mass, Canada is the second largest country in the world, after Russia. And like Russia, much of Canada is covered in snow! So, many of the northern-inclined visitors and inhabitants of Canada get around in what are called “snow coaches.” A snow coach is a specialized passenger transport, a vehicle specifically designed for driving over snow or ice. Snow coaches have been used throughout history as school buses, mail delivery vehicles, and emergency vehicles. Today, these behemoths…

One of Canada’s best attractions is not a place so much as a season. When the summer ends, the temperatures drop, the days get a little shorter, and the autumn leaves come into color, dazzling our eyes with the most beautiful depictions of fall. And what better way to enjoy such colors than from a bird’s eye view, high up in the air in a sea plane? Ontario in particular has some of the best autumn views. Now you can remember a fond trip to Ontario with this vintage travel poster (or show…

Mount Royal is perhaps the most famous feature of Montreal. Mount Royal is an impressive, ancient, volcanic hill immediately west of downtown Montreal. The hill features three separate peaks, peaks which range from 659 to 764 feet above sea level. Mount Royal is home to a magnificent cross, placed there in 1924 to honor the original, wooden cross that was placed on the hill in 1643. The hill is also home to the Sir George-Étienne Cartier Monument, a statue built in 1913. Inspired by the…