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Easy Hike on Loudon Peatland Trail at Mashkinonje Provincial Park
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.
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Fantastic views from the Temagami Fire Tower – White Bear Forest
A 360-degree view awaits atop the tower, but don’t worry, the views are breathtaking from the viewing platforms on ground level, too! A 360-degree view awaits atop the tower, but don’t worry, the views are breathtaking from the viewing platforms on ground level, too!
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An Easy and Wet Walk Looking for Birds at Hilliardton Marsh
The sun was shining through the clouds when I arrived at the Hilliardton Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area, where easy, flat trails circle the provincially significant wetlands.
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Easy Hike on the Quaking Bog Trail – Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
On my way to the Quaking Bog Trail, I stopped at Ivanhoe Lake to stretch my legs. Amazing view.
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Watch Your Footing on the Hike to Devil’s Rock – Temiskaming Shores
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 then, the route turned rocky.…
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Lost hiking on Bonnie’s Pond Trail – Silent Lake Provincial Park
This summer, I went to Silent Lake Provincial Park to hike Bonnie’s Pond Trail. It was my first time, so I was careful to begin at the clearly marked Bonnie’s Pond trailhead, but I had not travelled farther than 100 meters before I lost sight of the hiking markers. I couldn’t remember the last time…
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See All My Favourite Spring Ephemeral Wildflowers
e·phem·er·al /əˈfem(ə)rəl/ That which lasts for only a short time. Spring wildflowers bloom during a tiny window, and the best place to look for them is along trails in open fields, woodlands, deciduous forests and some mixed forests.
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Did I See Black Bears on the trail #inFrontenac?
An easy hike starting at the Park Office, down two flights of stairs before starting the boardwalk section.
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Fossil Hunting on the Geoheritage Trail in Eganville
Fossils, forests, and river rapids are the highlights of this trail. Declared the Ordovician fossil capital of Canada, guaranteed to see evidence of the past, frozen in time.
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Stunning Views at the Kennebec Wilderness Trails #inFrontenac
If you were to stop here, hoping to reconnect with Mother Nature, you’d only need to take a few steps along the trail before the stress would be melting away.
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Bon Echo Provincial Park Guide | Hike, Tour & Learn | #OntarioParks
Once we arrived at Bon Echo Provincial Park, there was only one thought consuming me – and that was getting our first look at Mazinaw Rock.
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Forest Therapy Hike on the High Pines Trail at Bon Echo Provincial Park
Hike through various stages of forest growth and over the Canadian Shield.
