What makes you feel happy? It could be a delicious meal, a great day in the water, or snuggling near a blanket and reading a book. But, of course, it could be any of these things and more. Canada consistently ranks among the top 10 happiest nations, contributing to multiple factors.
From the middle of Vancouver Island to the parkland of Newfoundland and Labrador, there isn’t any spot in which the breathtaking area can’t be found. So what makes this location the happiest? Let’s closely look at a list of hundreds of thousands of social media posts from hashtags like happy, blessed, and cheerful.
Here are The 10 Happiest Places in Canada
1. Lake Louise/Banff, AB
For a good reason, Banff and Lake Louise are the happiest cities in Canada. No person can resist the comfy lodges, picturesque views, and refreshing mountain air found there. Take a ski lift to the peak of Mount Norquay, or take advantage of a rope course/via Ferrata, then make up for it afterwards with a lavish feast at the Cliffhouse Bistro. Even indoor types will find something to love here, such as seeing famous Banff Springs’ snowfall or enjoying delicious drinks at Banff Avenue Brewing Co.
2. Tofino, BC
Enthusiasm for surfing in Canada will help one get back to pure bliss, and the winter months are the best season for responding to swells. Therefore, this guide will teach you how to live your best life in Tofino. First, enjoy the area’s aquatic experience at Chesterman Beach, then warm up with its renowned hot chocolates. Another wonderful way to warm me up is a bonfire on the beach. Chesterman Beach was retaken, and you are likely to locate it boisterous after the sun goes down.
3. Wiarton, ON
As only locals know this, but the precedent has driven us to speculate, it is most likely that Ontario’s largest and most popular winter festival has something to do with it. This year, Coyote will be filling in for Wiarton Willie, who officially passed last year. So if you were cold before entering the Bedford Street Bookstore & Bazaar, duck into the adjacent bookstore for a coffee warm from roasting nearby. If that’s not happiness, we don’t know what is.
4. Sandspit, BC
Peaceful salmon and trout fishing days sound good to you, so Sandspit is the District of Columbia for you. This small town is a year-round hotspot for steelhead trout fishing; it is the epicentre of that activity in winter. If you don’t want to, the river will lead you to the fish that stocks the market. Go to the pub at the Sandspit Inn and join with locals to share your stories. You’ll have felt as if you were there.
5. Jasper, AB
Forget Whistler; Jasper ranks among Canada’s most pristine winter wonderlands. Icy blue Maligne Lake and cascading Athabasca Falls provide peerless scenery, while Marmot Basin ski resort offers unrivalled powder and scientific adventures. You will discover many Insta-worthy subjects in the beautiful pastel pastries and latte art at local favourite Coco’s Café. No wonder the neighbourhood is so cheerful!.
6. Trout River, NL
Gros Morne National Park, in its backyard, is pretty much the reason why Trout River, one of the happiest places in the country, is a popular destination. Seek out the Eastern Point Trail, and you’ll get a literal slap in the face with its rugged peaks, verdant meadows, and Trout River Bay. Then, reward yourself for a day well spent at Seaside Restaurant, where a sunrise with a glass of wine, relaxing harp music, and sunset ocean view are the similar site of happiness. The calculation is simple.
7. Mingan, QC
It’s surely no wonder that many of the happiest cities are situated near nature reserves. And Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve isn’t merely any park. It has an other thing that most people enjoy. Puffins! You find many of them wallowing and frolicking in the waves, and dramatic limestone cliffs surround the area. After a fascinating tour of your surroundings, Bar l coutille is the perfect after-party.
8. Port Hardy, BC
People have a good reaction when they’re in the great outdoors. Port Hardy offers easy access to the beach, forest, and mountain adventures. Enjoy a tasty salmon luncheon at the scenic Fountain Lake, located by Hardy Buoys Smoked Fish. Afterward, take a road trip to Mount Cain Alpine Park for an afternoon of skiing or snowboarding. End your day back in Sunnyvale sipping a latte at Caf Guido, and you’ll never want to leave.
9. Red Lake, ON
As daylight hours decrease and wintertime gains momentum, the people of Red Lake increasingly rejoice. In northwestern Ontario, the Sunset Country region welcomes the season with festivals and events galore., Seasonal art events showcase local musicians at the Winter Carnival in February in the winter months. For the true adventurers, Red Lake Outfitters also provides an unforgettable winter experience in the wilds of Woodland Caribou Provincial Park.
10. Windsor, NS
Hockey does make you happy. But, of course, it doesn’t! Windsor is the birthplace of hockey and a must-see for fans of the sport, but those who wish to enjoy it after Labor Day are advised to go to the spacious Windsor Hockey Heritage Centre. First, spend time skateboarding on Long Pond, then join the locals for a drink at Spitfire Arms Pub. Then, of course, you can ask them why they were happy yourselves, but on cue, it’s due to the ice hockey they love.
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