How about a trip to Canada Labrador Coast

Officially “Newfoundland and Labrador” (Newfoundland being the large easterly island and Labrador the large mainland region), but often shortened to Newfoundland, this is the most north-easterly of Canada’s provinces and its position against the Labrador sea that separates it from Greenland should give some idea as to the geography of this province. It is from this region that the iceberg which sank the Titanic almost certainly originated and the very rugged coastline harbouring these icebergs in winter is a very difficult landscape to traverse or travel along, by sea or road. Inland is equally rugged with dense forests and a huge number of rivers and large lakes, many of which freeze in the bitter winters. The majority of the income for the province is generated through oil production here. There are not “cities” to speak of, only moderate sized conurbations of people and the lifestyle is very rural, but a great one for exploring the outdoors with little in the way of creature comforts. Ray Mears would love this place!