Explore 15 itineraries through national parks, wildlife reserves and wild landscapes.
Lake Winnipeg, the world's sixth-largest freshwater lake (24,500 km², larger than Massachusetts), offers on it...
This is the road trip nearly every Ontario visitor makes at least once: about 130 km from downtown Toronto to...
Algonquin Provincial Park was established in 1893, making it the oldest provincial park in Canada, and at roug...
Tobermory sits at the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula, where the Niagara Escarpment runs out into Lake Hur...
The Tantramar Marshes, dubbed "the world's windiest meadow" by the Acadians, were one of North America's large...
The Bay of Quinte is a long, sharply angled arm of Lake Ontario that separates Prince Edward County from the m...
Point Pelee National Park occupies a sand spit that tapers into Lake Erie at roughly 41.9 degrees north, makin...
Temagami is a byword in Ontario for old-growth white pine. Roughly a hundred stands of red and white pine over...
The West Coast Hwy (14) from Victoria to Port Renfrew hugs southern Vancouver Island's wild coast: deserted be...
Burntcoat Head, on the Minas Basin (an arm of the Bay of Fundy), holds the Guinness World Record for the highe...
The Narcisse Snake Dens host the world's largest gathering of snakes: 70,000 red-sided garter snakes emerge in...
The upper Ottawa Valley runs northwest from the capital along the river that forms the Ontario-Quebec boundary...
Wells Gray Provincial Park, nicknamed the "Waterfall Park," holds over 40 spectacular falls, including Helmcke...
Bancroft sits in the Ontario highlands where the Canadian Shield surfaces in a jumble of ancient, heavily meta...
Most visitors reach Algonquin Park from Toronto and enter through the West Gate, which means the eastern appro...
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