From Tobermory to Cyprus Lake
There’s no better way to spend Victoria Day weekend, Canada’s unofficial start of summer, than a few days away from the big city. With two nights camping at Bruce Peninsula […]
Tag Archives: Bruce Trail
Along Rattlesnake Point
Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area is located near Milton in Halton region, about an hour drive from Toronto. Despite its name, there are few snakes here – the name originates from […]
Hamilton Waterfall Hopping
Home to more than 100 large and small waterfalls, Hamilton proclaims itself to be the “Waterfall Capital of the World“. Well, this claim cannot go unverified! So a couple of […]
Bruce Peninsula – Part 2
After visiting some local communities on my trip up north (see Part 1 on my previous post), we headed to Cyprus Lake Campground in the Bruce Peninsula National Park to […]
Bruce Peninsula – Part 1
Bruce Peninsula is located on the north side of Southern Ontario in between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. About 4 hours drive from Toronto, it is a popular area for […]
Hilton Falls
About 45 minutes west of Toronto near Campbellville, the Hilton Falls Conservation Area is an enchanting area of dense woods, lush greenery, and some 16km of excellent hiking trails. Part […]
Boyne Valley
The Boyne Valley Provincial Park is located about an hour’s drive from Toronto, some 20km north of Orangeville. It encloses the Boyne River which cuts through the southern heartland of […]
Balls Falls Conservation Area
My inaugural blog post from Canada! A quick two-week trip to Toronto means a pause in Hong Kong hiking, but the cold and snow of a Canadian winter shouldn’t prevent […]
