Coast-to-Coast Trans-Canada Road Trip: Views from the Passenger Seat

Arriving in Tsawwassen on the ferry headed to Vancouver

Yesterday we reached the end of the road on our 7,000+ kilometre cross-Canada journey!

A total of sixty-nine days passed between the time we left our home in Victoria, British Columbia on the west coast of Canada and our arrival in St. John's, Newfoundland. I recently uploaded a post with our trip highlights and a humble and heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped us along the way here.

To commemorate our arrival in St. John's and the end of this once in a lifetime experience, I wanted to post a few of the pics I snapped from the passenger seat along the way - images of what the road looked like in each province we passed through. As always, I'm amazed by the diversity of landscapes to be found in this vast and gorgeous country we live in!

Hwy 1 outside Golden, BC

Hwy 93, The Icefields Parkway between
Jasper and Banff, Alberta

Wildlife bridge in Banff, Alberta

Flat as a pancake landscape in Southern Saskatchewan

Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan

Manitoba, somewhere around Riding Mountain National Park

Back road in rural Manitoba,
north of Winnipeg

Highway 17 on the north shore of Lake Superior,
northern Ontario

Southwestern Ontario

Southwestern Ontario, driving through Toronto on the 401
in light traffic (Tuesday afternoon at 2pm)

Old Montreal, Quebec

Saint-Louis-du-Ha!-Ha!, Quebec

Gagetown Cable Ferry, New Brunswick

Back roads in New Brunswick, west of Fredericton

Seal Bridge, North Sydney, Nova Scotia

Catching the Ferry in North Sydney, Nova Scotia

Hwy 1, north of Port aux Basques, Newfoundland

Rosalynd and Boyd's place at Pie Corner
on Water Street in Trinity Newfoundland