Escape to Sauble Falls Provincial Park: Waterfalls, Sand Dunes, Scenic Trails & More!
At Sauble Falls, you’re stepping into a place with a cool mix of history and nature. Once a bustling logging hub, it’s now all about relaxing by the river, hiking through red pine forests, and exploring ancient sand dunes. You can camp near the water, paddle the Sauble River, or walk the scenic trails. Just a quick trip takes you to Sauble Beach, perfect for swimming, sunset strolls, and grabbing food on a patio. It’s a spot where you can truly slow down and enjoy.
Top Beaches to Visit This Summer in Ontario
With all the Great Lakes surrounding Canada’s most populous province, it is no wonder that Ontario is home to some of the best beaches in Canada. These… Read more »
Summer Fun at Moose Mountain: Explore Saskatchewan’s Oldest Provincial Parks
Welcome to Moose Mountain Provincial Park, Saskatchewan’s forested gem tucked deep in the southeastern prairies. From lakeside beaches and paddling adventures to haunted chalet tours, forest hikes, and horseback riding, this park blends nature, history, and family fun all year round. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip: enjoy Kenosee Lake’s sandy shores, hike or cycle scenic trails, paddle through peaceful waters, or join family programs and festivals, all surrounded by rolling hills and lush woodlands.
Reasons to Visit Southern Ontario’s Scenic Caves During Summer & Fall
If you are in search of one place in Ontario for the whole family – from grandparents to teenagers and toddlers – then you should consider visiting… Read more »
14 Ruins to Explore in Ontario
The ruins around Ontario give the province character, an array of remnants from castles, mills, and other important structures from significant historical periods. From crumbling stone churches… Read more »
20+ Prince Edward Island Summer Festivals to Attend in 2026
PEI is a great place for a summer vacation and a great place to spend a few days — why not take in a festival while you’re there? Whether it’s folk music or seafood, or potatoes, you’re sure to enjoy some great weather and a great time with that famous Island hospitality. Here are 25 festivals to attend in PEI.
12 Gardens to Visit on Prince Edward Island
Stressed out? Take some time to stop and smell the roses and other fragrant flowers at the beautiful gardens across Prince Edward Island. Backed by the ocean,… Read more »
Explore Waterton Lakes National Park on a Scenic Cruise This Summer
Waterton Lakes National Park offers many ways to explore, including hiking, biking, paddling, and more. But no adventure will have you seeing more of the lakes themselves… Read more »
Summer Activities at Pickering Museum Village This Year – 2026
Pickering Museum Village, the largest living history pioneer village in Durham Region, opens for the 2026 season on May 16. There are over 19 heritage buildings from… Read more »
Glass Cube Experience Opens Near Victoria, Extending Views High Above Vancouver Island
Visitors to Vancouver Island now have a new way to test their nerves, and it starts with a step into open air. The Malahat SkyWalk has unveiled… Read more »
15 Reasons to Visit Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw is definitely a city that should be on your bucket list. From historic character buildings, to a depth of exciting history (think roaring 20’s), incredible… Read more »
25 of the Best Hikes in and Around Edmonton
Edmonton and the area offer plenty of natural beauty just waiting to be explored. No matter whether you’re out on the trails every weekend or if you’re… Read more »
Columbia Icefields IceWalks: Explore Jasper’s Athabasca Glacier Up Close with Guided IceWalks
The glacier feeds two of Alberta and the Rockies’ major rivers: the Athabasca and Sunwapta. Both of these rivers and their valleys are teeming with wildlife and huge variety of flowers, trees, and shrubs. Getting close-up views of this massive ice sheet also gets visitors closer views of natural history through the ice’s recession, or the wild and unique formations you’d get to see on an IceWalks Tour.
25 of the Best Outdoor Family Adventures on Prince Edward Island
With the warmer weather coming, it is so tempting to head outside and explore what Prince Edward Island has to offer. From breathtaking beaches to challenging hiking… Read more »
Top Things to Do at Fort Edmonton Park This Summer – 2026
Have you ever wondered about Edmonton’s earliest days? There was a time when the banks of the North Saskatchewan River were large expanses of parklands and hills…. Read more »
20 of the Best Gardens You Should Visit in Greater Toronto Area
Gorgeous gardens span across the Greater Toronto Area, and range from flowers that come in all colours of the spectrum to shrubs and bushes that make up… Read more »
Wolfdog Wonders: A Day Trip to Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary Near Calgary
Have you ever dreamed of running wild with the wolves? This Alberta organization can get you pretty darned close! The Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is an essential piece… Read more »
8 Places to Go Lazy River Floating or Tubing in Ontario
The summer heat beckons adults and kids alike to enjoy the water and revisit fun activities like floating and tubing. Ontario has many slow-flowing rivers that are… Read more »
25 of the Best Hikes in and Around Ottawa
The Ottawa Valley area is a hiking paradise where beautiful hiking trails are located just minutes away from the Ottawa city centre. Set out for a hike for some fresh air and a chance of scenery on some easy to moderate trails that will get you moving and allow you to see some of the most incredible vistas in the Ottawa region.
20 Family Hikes and Walks in and Around Ottawa
The Ottawa Valley area offers many hiking trails and walking opportunities for families to enjoy some fresh air and beautiful scenery not too far away from the Ottawa city core. These relaxed trails and green spaces are accessible for and will allow the entire family to get connected with nature and check out the most stunning vistas in the Ottawa Valley region.
15 Places to Go Birding in and Around Calgary
Check out these 15 amazing places to start learning how to spot local birds and other wildlife. Grab your binoculars, and be sure you know the rules and regulations before you set out.
Frank Slide in Alberta: Visit the Site of Canada’s Deadliest Rockslide
There is no greater monument to Alberta’s coal industry and history than the site of the Frank Slide. The giant boulders which cover the sides of Highway… Read more »
Things to Do at Sundance Provincial Park: Lakes, Hoodoos & Wildland trails
Located northwest of Edson, Sundance Provincial Park protects approximately 9200 acres of Alberta’s Foothills Natural Region. This lower foothill park is divided into two main areas and is an incredibly diverse landscape in terms of geological features, vegetation, and wildlife. The lower end of the Park begins at Highway 16 in aspen uplands and stretches north through the Sundance Valley, the Sundance Canyon, and Marl Bog.
Sand Hill Park: Climb Massive Sand Dunes & Plan a Weekend Beach Getaway to Lake Erie Shores
Make the best of the summer season by taking a swim at Sand Hill Park, which is home to Ontario’s largest sand dunes. These massive sand mountains… Read more »