Illuminated Christmas Train Rides in Ontario 2026: Ride With Santa and Explore Charming Towns
Enjoy a visit from Santa as you and your loved ones take a ride on the Christmas Trains that take you along the snow-laden countryside of Ontario.
Four Canadian Hotels and Restaurants Earn Five Spots on Tripadvisor’s 2026 World’s Best Lists
Two hotels on Vancouver Island, a bed and breakfast in Niagara-on-the-Lake and a Greek restaurant in Banff have earned places among the world’s best in Tripadvisor’s 2026… Read more »
Where to Shop for Halloween Costumes, Props and Decorations in Calgary: 2026 Guide
Whether you’re dressing up for a Halloween party, getting the kids ready for trick-or-treating, or turning your front yard into a haunted house, Calgary has plenty of… Read more »
14 Places to Get Spooky Halloween Treats in Edmonton
‘Tis the season for sweets, tricks and treats! Halloween is a good excuse to bring home a box of spooky cupcakes, try a pumpkin-spiced pastry or stock… Read more »
16 Creepy Movies & Shows Filmed in Alberta
Alberta seems to appear more and more attractive to Hollywood for filming locations. As the Halloween season is fast approaching, you can get some movie and TV… Read more »
Most Haunted Places to Visit in Halifax
It’s officially Halloween month, so to get into the spirits, let’s take a trip into Haunted Halifax! Halifax is one of the oldest cities in Canada, so… Read more »
11 Ghost Towns & Ruins to Visit in Alberta
As spooky season falls upon us, we may be looking for ways to help prepare for Halloween. Within the realm of dark tourism are several ways to… Read more »
Spooky Ghost Walks and Haunted Places to Visit in Nova Scotia
It is now officially Fall, and that means sweaters, beautiful fall colours, and spooky vibes. Now I’m not a big horror fan, but ghost stories are awesome,… Read more »
13 Haunted Places in Alberta For a Road trip
History and Halloween buffs rejoice and unite; there are reportedly haunted locations all across Alberta you can visit! Some of Alberta’s haunted spots are a classic example… Read more »
Alberta’s Mountain Park Cemetery: Visit Canada’s Most Elevated Cemetery on a Scenic Road Trip From Edmonton
It is an eerie sight: standing over 6200 feet above sea level and the mountain valleys, among the graves of a cemetery that date back over 100… Read more »
25+ Haunted Attractions & Halloween Activities in New Brunswick – 2026
The month of October is here, so you should be getting ready for some scares because Halloween will be here before you know it. New Brunswick hosts… Read more »
Spooky Season Getaway to Kingston: Ghost Ships, Haunted Forts and Fall Adventures
Imagine spending your afternoon cruising past the Thousand Islands, wandering Kingston’s historic limestone streets or picking fresh apples at a countryside orchard near the Rideau Canal. Then,… Read more »
Places to See Salmon Run Around Metro Vancouver
Watching salmon run is a unique experience, especially in British Columbia, a province known for its rich and diverse wildlife. You can spot salmon between September and… Read more »
Ottawa Pumpkin Patches & U-Pick Pumpkin Farms For a Fun Fall Day Trip
Fall is all about earlier nights, spooky fun, warm drinks and, of course, pumpkins! There is something special about heading to a pumpkin patch with friends or… Read more »
20 Haunted Halloween Attractions in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia has a dark past that is filled with maritime accidents, wars, betrayals, and murders. So, it is no surprise that October brings an array of… Read more »
Experience Every Season at Oxtongue River-Ragged Falls Provincial Park: From Fiery Autumn Colours to Winter’s Frozen Cascades
The Oxtongue River–Ragged Falls Provincial Park is a hidden gem near Algonquin’s west gate, offering a breathtaking glimpse of Ontario’s rugged beauty. Visitors can hike the short 1 km trail to view the roaring Ragged Falls, one of Ontario’s top waterfalls. Each season transforms the scenery, from lush summer greens to vibrant fall colours and icy winter cascades.
Fall Adventures at Killarney Provincial Park
The Georgian Bay shoreline creates spectacular scenery from north to south. With rocky cliffs, sandy beaches, dozens of towns, and hundreds of islands, Georgian Bay and Lake… Read more »
Canada’s Oldest Sugar Maple Tree: Why Pelham’s Comfort Maple Is Worth a Fall Wine Country Detour
The lone, majestic Comfort Maple Tree stands tall at almost 25 metres, with an astounding six-metre girth and 40-metre crown width beside a field in Pelham, Ontario…. Read more »
Fall Adventures at Alberta’s Castle Provincial Park
As one of Alberta’s many southern outdoor playgrounds, Castle Provincial Park has something for everyone. The year-round park is situated in an ideal spot on both mountains… Read more »
Explore the Haunting Legends of Niagara’s Screaming Tunnel This Halloween
Imagine standing in the middle of a tunnel cloaked in nothing but darkness. You’re holding a single burning match, and then you hear it… the hairs on… Read more »
Discover Year-Round Adventure at Albion Hills: Biking, Fall Colours and Winter Fun For a Scenic Escape Near Toronto
Albion Hills Conservation Park, just north of Toronto, offers four seasons of outdoor adventure. Spring to fall brings mountain biking, hiking, and picnicking amid vibrant scenery. Summer adds swimming, splash pads, and disc golf, while autumn showcases stunning foliage and birdwatching opportunities. In winter, enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and winter hiking through snow-covered forests. With over 50 km of trails, picnic areas, and a family-friendly campground, Albion Hills is ideal for biking, hiking, or relaxing year-round—perfect for a refreshing escape close to the city.
Reasons Why You Should Visit Ball’s Falls Conservation Area During Fall
Many might argue that Ontario’s waterfalls are best appreciated during the fall. This statement is apparent at the Niagara-region Ball’s Falls Conservation Area where two waterfalls plummet… Read more »
Nine Waterfalls to Explore in Southwest Alberta
Southwestern Alberta is filled with hundreds of natural hidden gems. Some of the natural areas are best enjoyed according to the season, though, like skiing in the… Read more »
Amaranth Bale Trail: Road Trip an Hour From Toronto During Fall to See Whimsical Bale Sculptures
Amaranth Bale Trail is returning for the fourth year, just in time to celebrate Halloween. Many Ontarians head to Muskoka, Algonquin Park and other central Ontario locations… Read more »