Point Farm. Mystical sunsets at the mysterious Lake Huron
Point Farm Provincial Park is once the site of a popular Victorian resort, this park north of Goderich is perched on a bluff and offers ...
Trails
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Unique Iroquoian village near Crawford Lake. Importatnt Archaeological Discover in Ontario
This 15th century Iroquoian village (Crawford Lake) features three re-constructed longhouses and numerous artefact that bring light into the lives of the early settlers. From ... -
Rattlesnake Point. Home of ancient cedars and limestone cliffs
Rattlesnake Point is one of the most beautiful spots in Southern Ontario. Popular rock climbing spot, spreads over 264 hectares of protected land and features ... -
Misery Bay. Ancient sea with stone bottom and unique alvar
The uniqueness of Misery Bay Provincial Park on Manitoulin Island lies in its geological foundation, which is an ancient flat rock bed. The entire ecosystem ... -
Bridal Veil Falls. Popular waterfall along Manitoulin Island’s Kagawong River
Popular waterfall along Manitoulin Island’s Kagawong River. It’s very pleasant to have it as part of Manitoulin island tour. Trails: red / 5km yellow / ... -
The Algonquin Logging Museum. Take a step back in time
Take a step back in time and learn about this very colourful aspect of Algonquin’s cultural history. The Algonquin Logging Museum brings to life the ... -
Grindstone Creek (Great) Falls… Waterfalls like a ribbon
Grindstone Creek (Great) Falls winds like a ribbon through forest od Sugar Maple, Red Oak and Shabark Hickory, bringing life to this ravine. You can ... -
Silver Creek’s trails with beautiful pond and lookouts
Sliver Creek’s lookout spots offer spectacular views of the escarpment especially in the fall when all the leaves change colours. Almost mystically quiet is the ... -
Webster’s Falls. It has been the most frequently visited waterfall in Hamilton for more than a century
Webster’s Falls, noted for its panoramas, is a 22 metre high classical curtain/ plunge waterfall found in the Spencer Gorge/Webster’s Falls Conservation Area in Hamilton, ... -
First in North America. The Barber Mill Dynamo in Georgetown
Did you know that the Barber Mill Dynamo, built in 1888, was the first electrical generating plant in North America? Its ruins are still standing ... -
Killarney Provincial Park. Fantastic lakes with red and white rocks
Killarney Provincial Park is 645 square kilometres of beautiful, unspoiled wilderness. Located near the wild Georgian Bay Coast. A landscape of picturesque lakes, white and ... -
Rockwood. Limestone cliffs, caves and glacial potholes
Dolomite cliffs, caves and glacial potholes, including one of the largest in the world, are some of the natural photogenic wonders in Rockwood. You can ... -
Cup and Saucer, Manitoulin Trail with dramatic 70m cliffs
Cup and Saucer is one of the most popular trails in Ontario with dramatic 70 metre cliffs and breathtaking views, up to 12km of hiking ... -
The trail, where Philip Gosling marked the first blaze in 1962
When you go to Hilton Falls, make sure to visit the spot where Philip Gosling, one of the four “founders” of the Bruce Trail, marked ... -
Hilton Falls. Between nature and history all year round
Hilton Falls is a pleasant area for small hikes at any time of the year. The center of the area is not only a small ... -
Two Lookout Towers in Tobermory and Parry Sound
If you go back 100 years, rural areas north of Toronto were dotted with fire lookout towers. There were as many as 300 in Ontario ... -
Fairytale Doll houses in the village Grimsby
Grimsby is a part of the Hamilton Census Metropolitan Area. It is named after the English fishing town of Grimsby in north-east Lincolnshire. The majority ... -
Beautiful Scotsdale Farm near Georgetown has a very interesting history
Scotsdale Farm is one of the most beautiful spots in Halton Hills and favourite spot for photographers and filmmakers. 531 acres of rolling hills, woodlands ... -
When the Scotsdale Farm is glowing in the beauty of ice and snow.
Frozen in time and cold Canadian winter the Scotsdale Farm is glowing in the beauty of ice and snow. Enter from Trafalgar Road and begin ... -
Algonquin. Booth’s Rock Trail with great lookout on Rock Lake and Parry Sound Railway
The trail in Algonquin passes by two small lakes before heading up a steep slope to the lookout. The altitude of the high point of ... -
The Bruce Trail 890 km. Canada’s oldest and longest marked footpath.
The Bruce Trail, Canada’s oldest and longest marked footpath, provides the only continuous public access to the magnificent Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. ... -
Good blazing is important for identifying the Bruce Trails
Good blazing is the key to trouble-free route finding on the trail. Nothing annoys a hiker more than to “run out of” blazes – unless ... -
Erindale Park. A quiet time in “Salmon Valley”. Mississauga
Erindale Park is a great place for watching the leaving change colour. Park is located near Dundas and Missisauga road. It hugs the University of ... -
Kelso. Nice scenery, rocks, Niagara escarpment and the best preserved lime kilns in Ontario
Kelso is a distinctive part of the Niagara Escarpment. There is a trail that runs along the escarpment that offers very nice views of the ... -
Terra Cotta. Hiking trails, red soil, wettland, lake and pleasant forest
Terra Cotta is a total of 485 acres of pleasant woodland, interspersed with many trails in both flat and hilly terrain. The protected area has ... -
Limehouse Kilns. Limehouse Conservation Area near Georgetown
The limestone kilns in the Limehouse Conservation Area make this trail very special. Various trails up to 5 kilometres long pass by historic lime kiln ...