Visiting Tobermory and the Grotto in winter could be one of your favourite things to do all season. Bruce Peninsula National Park is open all year long, and you might not have thought about going there in the winter before. I’m going to show you how to plan your trip to the Grotto and Bruce […]
Category Archives: National Parks
Bruce Grey Simcoe, National Parks, Parks and Protected Lands
Flowerpot Island Tobermory: Ultimate Guide to Hiking This Beautiful Island
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Apr
Apr
Flowerpot Island near Tobermory, Ontario, is one of the most beautiful and unique places in our province. The island, part of the Fathom Five National Marine Park, is famous for its rock columns that resemble flowerpots (narrower at the bottom and wider at the top). There are also caves to explore, a historic lighthouse, and […]
National Parks, Parks and Protected Lands, South Eastern Ontario
Jones Creek Trails: Amazing Hiking at 1000 Islands National Park
26
Aug
Aug
The Jones Creek Trails are a section of the Thousand Islands National Park where you will encounter numerous places to go hiking. There are three mainland properties (Jones Creek Trails, Landon Bay, and Mallorytown Landing) and several islands where you can hike. While Landon Bay is the most popular place to go hiking in the […]
Muskoka Parry Sound Algonquin Park, National Parks, Parks and Protected Lands
Beausoleil Island: Hiking the Beautiful Georgian Bay Islands National Park
26
May
May
Beausoleil Island is the largest island at Georgian Bay Islands National Park, and this is the place where you’ll find the best hiking in the national park. It’s a great adventure for a day trip or you can go camping there for an extended stay. In fact, it’s one of the best places to hiking […]
National Parks, Parks and Protected Lands, South Eastern Ontario
Landon Bay Hiking Trails at the 1000 Islands National Park
07
May
May
Landon Bay is one of the best places to go hiking at the 1000 Islands National Park. The Thousand Islands region is a magical place to explore in southeastern Ontario. Although it’s one of the smallest national parks in Canada, it packs a punch. It’s a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and part of the Frontenac Arch […]