The Loudon Peatland Trail at Mashkinonje Provincial Park became an instant favourite! I could have hiked it twice, but alas, there was only time for one slow tour around the loop and lookout before I had to continue my road trip. Continue scrolling to take a hike with me!
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Marvel at the magnificent Englehart River, flowing through Kap-Kig-Iwan Provincial Park in a series of rapids, cascades and waterfalls.
A 360-degree view awaits, but don’t worry, the views are breathtaking from the viewing platforms – and even from halfway up the tower, if you don’t make it all the way, like me!
I can’t express how much I loved the Lonesome Bog Trail at Esker Lakes Provincial Park! It’s true, I’ve never compiled favourites nor a Top Ten trails list before, but if I did, this destination in Northeastern Ontario would be on it.
The sun was shining through the clouds when I arrived at the Williardton Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area, where easy, flat trails circle the provincially significant wetlands.
This trail loops around Tamarack Lake, a Northern Bog, and through a typical Boreal Forest environment.
The ultimate Ontario Parks glamping experience is found at Kettle Lakes Provincial Park. Stay in a rustic solar-powered cabin, overlooking Isolation Lake with your own private beach down a small hill.
Dark, moody clouds continued gathering above me, but as the chances of rain were low (no thunderstorms either), I booted up and headed out on Devil’s Rock Trail A. The path quickly turned from hard-packed dirt to muddy, but luckily, side trails marked with ribbons circumvented the wettest sections. And […]
This trip to Mew Lake wasn’t my first time glamping, but, that doesn’t mean I was prepared, so what went wrong? Read on to find out the lessons I learned while glamping in an Ontario Parks yurt.
An Oru kayak photo journal. Third time on the water at Mew Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park, from after the storm to sunshine and a beautiful sunset.