If you’re a fan of wild places, plan a canoe trip in Woodland Caribou Provincial Park in northwest Ontario. The...
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This guest post from Nicola Ross, author of the Loops and Lattes hiking series in southern Ontario, takes you on...
The 78-kilometre La Cloche Silhouette Trail in Ontario’s Killarney Provincial Park is a loop hike that is typically done over seven to nine days. It takes you through a beautiful landscape that includes pretty, crystal-clear lakes, stunning sections of open forest, and over white quartzite ridges that offer picturesque views...
This is a guest post by my friend James Ross about his overnight experience on the Abes and Essens Lake...
I’m happy to have a few girlfriends who say yes to adventures most won’t consider. Cue my friend of almost...
Ask a Canadian where they’d send their friends and/or guests to experience Ontario’s great outdoors and many would suggest Algonquin Park or perhaps Muskoka or the Kawartha Lakes. They’d recommend swimming, canoeing and kayaking since Canada’s most populous province is blessed with oodles of warm lakes and sparkling rivers. While...
Ottawa. Canada’s Capital. The city I grew up in, have a soft spot for – and one of the few...
I’m looking at our sleek, brand new, 37 foot long $300,000 + Le Boat and thinking to myself – can...
Mississagi Provincial Park, located just 25 km north of the city of Elliot Lake, has been called “one of Ontario’s last true natural parks.” The park offers visitors a chance to hike, canoe, bike, swim and enjoy nature in a park that aside from 60 front-country campsites, seven backcountry campsites...
Niagara-on-the-Lake is very popular with tourists and for good reason. It’s very pretty, almost surreal really with its storybook looking...