Niagara to Toronto to Montreal to Quebec City?

So I'm not sure that Toronto has more than couple of days worth of sight seeing, but I hear Montreal is beautiful and it's not too bad of a drive. I've also tossed in Quebec City because it is amazingly gorgeous...lots of stone, hills and really good crepes. Also, do we have any thoughts on how many days? Like if it's just a few days then Niagara Falls, Toronto and maybe Montreal. But if it's more, it might be nice to drive up to Quebec City. There are lots of water falls.

My Canadian boss says that it's still very wintery in Canada in March, so maybe April would be better for this sort of thing.



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PCH

As in Pacific Coast Highway...LA to Portland? LA to SF? SF to LA? Portland to LA? Always wanted to make that trip down to left coast. Lots of options along the way: redwoods, wine country, sightseeing, spas...would probably save some $$. Will do more research if there's interest. Happy Thanksgiving!

Other thrown out ideas...

Yellowstone?

Yosemite?

Grand Canyon?

Toronto's temperatures

http://www.worldweather.org/056/c00264f.htm#climate

And if you hate this format, I totally understand.

BTW, if you totally hate this, I understand and we can do emails again.

I made you all authors, so you can post things to this. I also think I made it private so Trae's stalker won't find out where we're going.

I'm adding a picture to this just because I like to do such things.

Trae's tons of itenerary links

Trae did a bit of discovery and found these:

Prague - Vienna

Prague

Iceland (this will never happen)

Something something Athens to Cairo


I'm not posting his bits about the Antarctic, because it turned into a conversation about fucking penguins. So sorry!

Our top three destinations...and our other suggestions!

Terra - Vienna, Barcelona, Berlin

Trae - Paris, Amsterdam, Dublim

Scott - Amsterdam, Barcelona, Iceland

Rebecca - Venice, Amsterdam, Vienna

Other suggestions that have come up:

Toronto

Niagara Falls (is that anywhere near Toronto?)

Grand Canyon (and therefore the Hoover Dam)