Bonnechere Caves
On our way back from Justin’s cottage, we made a stop at Eganville’s most famous attraction, the Bonnechere Caves. This is a popular destination for many on the way to […]
Tag Archives: Ontario Parks
Municipal, provincial, and national parks in Ontario. Hiking and camping and an escape from the city.
A Cottage Weekend, Revisited
In what might become a Labour Day holiday tradition, some friends and I spent the long weekend at my buddy Justin’s cottage near Pembroke in the Ottawa Valley, some 5 […]
The Torrance Barrens
Located in Muskoka cottage country north of Toronto near Gravenhurst, the Torrance Barrens Conservation Area is 4,700 acres of exposed granite bedrock and wetlands, with bushes and trees that are […]
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 […]
Parc Chutes Coulonge
Chutes Coulonge Park is a historical logging area in Quebec province near the Ontario border at Pembroke. The location is now a national historical attraction and adventure park. Over the […]
A Cottage Weekend
For countless Canadian city dwellers, a few days in cottage country is the quintessential summer pasttime. Every weekend from May to September, there is a mass exodus from city to […]
Blue Hour at Sandbanks
Prince Edward County is one of my favorite places in Ontario. Only two hours drive from Toronto and just south of Belleville, it is an ideal destination for a daytrip […]
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 […]
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