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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. Continue scrolling to take a hike with me!
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Beautiful Fall Colours and Flatwater Kayaking at Marten River Provincial Park
Over the course of my Northeastern Ontario road trip, I had very few flatwater kayaking opportunities as there were heavy winds for most of my journey although I did get to paddle once at Marten River Provincial Park!
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The Many Faces of the Englehart River at Kap-Kig-Iwan Provincial Park
Marvel at the magnificent Englehart River, flowing through Kap-Kig-Iwan Provincial Park in a series of rapids, cascades and waterfalls.
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Fantastic views from the Temagami Fire Tower – White Bear Forest
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!
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Easy Hike on the Lonesome Bog Trail – Esker Lakes Provincial Park
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.
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Easy Hike on the Tamarack Trail – Kettle Lakes Provincial Park
This trail loops around Tamarack Lake, a Northern Bog, and through a typical Boreal Forest environment.
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Tour Cabin 200 on Irrigation Lake – Kettle Lakes Provincial Park
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Kayaking my Oru Beach on Mew Lake – Algonquin Provincial Park
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.
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A Great Glamping Getaway at the Sunset Cabin in the Long Sault
I took my husband for a getaway to the cutest glampsite located in the Mille Roches Campground: St.Lawrence Parks on the Long Sault. I booked the lovely Sunset Cabin on Snetsinger Island, with beach access. Have a look!
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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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Simple Lessons For Having a Glamping Good Time
I’ve had the joy of numerous glamping adventures, but I’ve also had my fair share of (mis)adventures as well. I don’t repeat the same mistakes but, I learn a few more lessons about every time I glamp.
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A Flippin’ Good Time Paddling at Charleston Lake Provincial Park
About Charleston Lake Provincial Park: “The park occupies 23.53 square kilometres in the Frontenac Axis region, a southern extension of the Canadian Shield. Charleston Lake offers many opportunities for paddle sport enthusiasts. Paddlers can explore the lake’s 75 km of shoreline and numerous bays and coves.”
