Subaru Canada Encourages Canadians To Explore The Outdoors
Subaru Canada is encouraging Canadians to get out and explore the outdoors as well as help protect Canada’s wilderness. Through partnerships with provincial parks from coast to coast such as Ontario Parks, Parcs New Brunswick, and the BC Parks Foundation, Subaru is supporting park ambassador programs, creating educational camping videos and with digital media support and encouraging the discovery and protection of Canada's wilderness.
Subaru Canada is also pleased to launch a new national program for new Subaru Outback Wilderness owners. From the Atlantic to Pacific coasts, the new 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness is the perfect vehicle for authentic adventure across Canada. This SUV alternative combines car-like drivability and handling with a new level of ruggedness, designed to provide even more capability while not sacrificing the balance of comfort on everyday roads. Outback Wilderness takes the legendary model to new heights, focusing on a more adventurous lifestyle – giving the ability to travel further and higher than ever before.
To encourage Canadians to explore parks across Canada, every buyer of a 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness will receive a Parks Canada Family/Group Discovery Pass that will allow them to explore more than 80 national parks, national historic sites, and national marine conservation areas for an entire year. The pass provides admission to amazing destinations and is your gateway to nature, history, and 450 000 km² of memories. Subaru Outback Wilderness owners can adventure from coast to coast to coast with confidence and reliability.
“This partnership and support of parks across Canada, through education and outreach in provincial parks as well as a new national program helping Subaru Outback Wilderness owners discover Parks Canada, will bring bigger adventures to Canadians this year. Subaru Canada is taking steps to encourage a stronger connection with nature. We support Canadians that wish to go deeper in the forest, higher up the mountain and further off the beaten path than ever before.”
