Summer Adventures at Darlington Provincial Park – Beaches & Trails Just Off the 401
Darlington Provincial Park offers a peaceful lakeside escape near the GTA, perfect for day trips or camping. Swim at the sandy Lake Ontario beach, paddle or fish in McLaughlin Bay, and explore scenic trails like the Burk or Waterfront Trail. Enjoy birdwatching during migration seasons, or join Discovery Programs in summer for family-friendly nature activities. Campers can choose from shaded, well-equipped sites.
Must Visit Scenic Lookouts in Manitoba
Manitoba is not just a flat prairie land, but a beautiful region with a varied landscape and stunning views. Climb hills and cliffs, walk along lakes to… Read more »
Highway 7 Road Trip: Must Visit Places Between Peterborough and Ottawa
Highway 7 was once one of Ontario’s major highways until Hwy. 401 came along and offered a faster route with more lanes. However, for those who want… Read more »
Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park: See Stunning Falls, Wildlife and Spawning Salmon All in One Visit to This Iconic Newfoundland Park
Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park, established in 1959, protects the scenic Humber River and its wide Big Falls. Just over an hour from Corner Brook, it offers salmon viewing, world-renowned fishing, short trails to stunning viewpoints, and rich wildlife. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip in this beautiful Boreal forest destination.
From Fountains to History: Spend a Day at the Alberta Legislature Grounds
The Alberta Legislature Grounds in downtown Edmonton are bustling on any given summer day. Much of this is thanks to the splash and swim area that is… Read more »
Escape to Mira River Provincial Park: Discover Tranquility on Cape Breton Island With Paddling, Beaches, and Riverside Camping
Mira River Provincial Park offers a peaceful Cape Breton escape with riverside camping, three beaches, and calm waters ideal for paddling. Enjoy hiking the park’s forested loop, swimming at McLellans Bay, or launching a canoe from the northeast shore. Nearby attractions include Sydney’s restaurants and shops, scenic hikes, and historic sites like the Fortress of Louisbourg and Marconi National Historic Site—perfect for day trips while enjoying nature and local culture.
15 Scenic Road Trips and Drives in Alberta
Alberta is one of the perfect provinces for travelling, especially if you are looking for a pretty drive to keep you entertained. Of course, driving through the… Read more »
Lake on the Mountain Provincial Park & Glenora Ferry Lookout: Mysterious Lake and Scenic View of Bay of Quinte
Perched high above Bay of Quinte, the Lake on the Mountain is an enchanting natural wonder. Located just a ten-minute drive from Picton, above the Glenora ferry… Read more »
Reasons Why You Should Visit Sandbanks Provincial Park in Newfoundland
Sandbanks Provincial Park offers pristine white sand beaches, scenic trails, and peaceful camping. Hike the 5 km beach loop, swim in sheltered coves, or watch birds like the endangered piping plover. Explore coastal dunes, intertidal brooks, and ancient rock formations. Enjoy sunrises, sunsets, and nature photography. Visit nearby Burgeo for supplies, then unwind at a secluded campsite surrounded by forest and ocean views.
Foley Mountain Conservation Area: Explore Scenic Vistas Above Westport Village
Foley Mountain Conservation Area offers stunning views, peaceful trails, and rich forest experiences above Upper Rideau Lake. Hike to Spy Rock for breathtaking overlooks of Westport and the lake, or wander quiet woodland paths through maple and oak groves. Bring a picnic, enjoy birdwatching, or explore interpretive programs and seasonal events.
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park – Discover Towering Cliffs, Ancient Cedars, and Canyon Trails at Ontario’s Stunning Park
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park is a year-round destination offering scenic trails for hiking and cycling through old-growth forests, towering 30m cliffs, and quiet wetlands. Visitors can explore the Niagara Escarpment from both above and below via cliffside trails, crags, and canyons. Highlights include the Bruce Trail access, the Walter Tovell Trail’s seasonal beauty, and lookout platforms on the McCarston’s Lake and Cliff-Top Side Trails.
Spend a Day Spencer Gorge Conservation Area – Home to Tew Falls, Dundas Peak, and Webster Falls
Some of Southern Ontario’s most incredible waterfall views are found a short drive from downtown Hamilton. While yes, there are some insane waterfall views to the east… Read more »
Discover Sooke: Where Rainforest Trails, Ocean Views, and Local Eats Make the Perfect Getaway
Sooke is a perfect west coast escape, offering stunning coastal hikes, forest trails, and vibrant local culture. Start your day hiking Broom Hill or strolling Whiffin Spit for ocean views. Visit the Sooke Region Museum to explore local history, then unwind at a waterfront restaurant or one of three local breweries. Take a scenic drive to Port Renfrew, stopping at beaches, waterfalls, and coastal lookouts along the way. Sooke blends nature, relaxation, and adventure effortlessly.
Spray Valley Provincial Park – Scenic Drives and Delightful Mountain Trails
The Smith Dorrien Trail, also known as the scenic route through Kananaskis, runs 70km from Canmore in the north to Lower Kananaskis Lake in the south. In… Read more »
Pistolet Bay Provincial Park: Your Basecamp for Great Northern Adventures in Newfoundland
The position of Pistolet Bay Provincial Park within Newfoundland is quite special. First of all, Pistolet Bay Provincial Park is on the far northern end of Newfoundland’s… Read more »
Explore Horseshoe Canyon: Wander Amid the Wild Layers of Alberta’s Badlands This Summer
Driving along Highway 9, the views are quite flat. It is hard to imagine that only 30 seconds away from these prairies are sweeping views of the… Read more »
Go Lazy Floating Down the Miramichi River This Summer With Gallan’s Tubing
Tubing down the mighty Miramichi River is a fantastic way to spend the hottest days of this summer. There are many ways to peruse the offerings of… Read more »
Reasons to Visit the Town of Slave Lake This Summer
For an unforgettable trip to northern Alberta, explore Slave Lake and Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park. Spend sunny days at Devonshire Beach, hike scenic trails, go birding at the Boreal Centre, or paddle across calm waters. Enjoy local art, festivals, museums, and shopping in town. Stay overnight to catch sunsets, stargaze, and fully experience the area’s rich culture, wildlife, and natural beauty—making the most of every season in this northern beach paradise.
Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site & Massold Clay Canyons: Journey Through Time in Southern Saskatchewan’s Picturesque Hills
In the heart of southern Saskatchewan’s dirt hills was once a massive and busy industrial complex. The Claybank Brick Plant produced clay bricks from 1914-1989. While no… Read more »
50 Bucket List Ideas For a Fun-Filled Summer Staycation or Trip in Saskatchewan
This land of endless prairies, rolling hills, unique sites and countless historical areas is a draw for many travellers. If you are travelling within the province or… Read more »
Places to Go for Guided Whitewater Rafting in Alberta
The province of Alberta is full of opportunities to hop into a body of water or river, so it’s no surprise there are an amazing number of… Read more »
Live the Fur Trader Life at Rocky Mountain House This Summer
Long before cities, Alberta’s rivers were lined with forts and fur trade posts. The Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site was an important stop for traders and… Read more »
Crescent Falls Provincial Recreation Area: Experience the Power of Twin Waterfalls and Scenic Canyon Trails
Crescent Falls offers unforgettable views as the Bighorn River plunges into a dramatic canyon over two stunning waterfalls. Enjoy accessible viewpoints, hike scenic trails along Bighorn Canyon, or take in the falls from a peaceful picnic area. The moderate 6 km trail rewards hikers with panoramic views of both waterfalls and surrounding mountains. Rustic camping is available nearby, while additional hikes to Tershishner Falls or Allstones Lake provide further adventure. Wildlife sightings and serene lakes add to the area’s natural appeal.
Shipwrecks, Grottos and Flowerpots Tour: Cruise the Turquoise Waters Surrounding Bruce Peninsula National Park
Planning a trip to Bruce Peninsula National Park and forgot to book parking for the Grotto? If you didn’t know, the Grotto is one of the most… Read more »