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.
Summer Fun in Okotoks – From Riverside Trails to Summer Festivals
Okotoks offers a peaceful summer getaway with riverfront trails, local festivals, and scenic views of the Rockies. Visitors can explore the 7.7 km Sheep River Valley Trail, paddle the calmer sections of the Sheep River, or attend events like Taste of Okotoks and the Summer Roundup. The city’s museums and art galleries showcase local heritage and culture, while diverse dining completes the experience. Okotoks blends recreation, history, and small-town charm for a well-rounded visit.
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 »
Things to Do on a Getaway to Rice Lake
If you are looking for a getaway to the water, you should consider Rice Lake. Located in both Peterborough and Northumberland Counties, Rice Lake is a shallow lake that gets it’s name from the wild rice that grows there. It is a beautiful lake, ideal for camping and boating and there are several small towns surrounding the lake that offer sightseeing, shops, restaurants and other amenities.
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.
Everything to Love at Battery Provincial Park: Jerome Point Lighthouse, Canal Trails, and Coastal Bliss
Battery Provincial Park is a stunning coastal destination on Cape Breton Island that blends nature, history, and recreation. Explore historic trails that pass by ruins and lead to the Jerome Point Lighthouse, enjoy the beach at St. Peter’s Bay, visit the St. Peter’s Canal National Historic Site, or take a picnic by the water. Camp under the stars, learn about early European settlements at local museums, and rent kayaks or bikes to fully experience the beauty and history of the area.
5 of the Best Summer Adventures in Kincardine
A summer trip to Kincardine may be filled with adventure, relaxation by the water, sightseeing, or all of the above family fun. The town, which follows the… Read more »
Things to Do During Summer in Southampton – Beaches, Festivals, Hiking & More
Summers in Southampton are often centred around the beaches in town. And for good reason. Part of the Municipality of Saugeen Shores, Southampton is home to beautiful… Read more »
Chutes Provincial Park – Discover a Hidden Gem in Northern Ontario with Waterfalls and Serene Pine Forests
Chutes Provincial Park, located near the Trans-Canada Highway, offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by the scenic Aux Sables River. Hike the 6 km Twin Bridges Trail, enjoy a riverside beach day, camp under tall pines, or explore nearby trails around Georgian Bay. Don’t miss the stunning waterfalls, vibrant fall foliage, or serene winter views.
Ten of the Best Boardwalks on Prince Edward Island You Need to Add to Your Trip
Explore the Island through its boardwalks! Why not begin at one tip of the Island and check out PEI’s excellent boardwalks one weekend at a time! So… Read more »
What to Do at Balsam Lake Provincial Park for a Memorable Trip
Balsam Lake is a top Ontario destination for outdoor adventures and relaxation. Located in the Kawartha Lakes region, it offers excellent canoeing and kayaking via the Trent-Severn Waterway, scenic hiking and cycling trails, and abundant birdwatching and fishing. With beach amenities, boat rentals, and varied camping or cottage stays, it’s perfect for day trips or extended getaways. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip—paddle, hike, swim, relax, and explore local eats!
Summer at Lion’s Head: Spectacular Lookouts, Caves and More!
For those after a quiet summer or beach vacation in Ontario, look no further than the town of Lion’s Head. This smaller Georgian Bay community sits on… Read more »
Road Trip the Trent-Severn: A Scenic Drive Through Locks, Lakes and Quaint Villages
If you don’t have a boat, but love a good car trip, you can enjoy the best of Central Ontario by wheeling your way along the route… Read more »
Thompson Creek Recreation Area: A Hidden Gem with Stunning Rockies Views and No Crowds Along David Thompson Highway
Set along Alberta’s scenic David Thompson Highway, Thompson Creek Provincial Recreation Area offers a quiet escape with mountain views, riverside trails, and a well-equipped campground. Just minutes from Banff National Park, it’s an ideal base for both rugged adventures and relaxed wilderness experiences—perfect for those seeking nature’s beauty without venturing too far off the beaten path.
A Quick Guide For a Summer Trip to Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
There are several ways to explore and create adventures out of a trip to Kananaskis Country. K-Country spans several parks across Alberta’s foothills and mountains from Calgary… Read more »
Things to Do Around Fish Lake Provincial Recreation Area Where Foothills Meet the Rockies
One of the most spectacular parts of visiting Fish Lake is the abundance of scenery in every direction, and how that scenery changes. Depending on where you explore and travel around Fish Lake Provincial Recreation Area, there may be views of rolling green hills, towering mountains, shallow creeks, rushing rivers and waterfalls. Fish Lake Provincial Recreation Area is right on the cusp of the Alberta Rockies, which also places it on the edge of the foothills.
5 Reasons to Visit Innisfail This Summer
There are many stops one could make along Highway 2 where it connects Calgary and Edmonton. And each stop is filled with its own hidden gems of… Read more »
Scenic Road Trip in Saskatchewan: Regina to Qu’Appelle Valley
Summer is a great time of year to get into your vehicle and head out for a fun day or two to explore the route between the… Read more »
Summer Adventures at Silent Lake Provincial Park
When in search of somewhere quiet, maybe a bit more remote, or simply peaceful to visit this summer, Eastern Ontario has a lot to offer. The St…. Read more »
15 Picturesque Small Towns For a Weekend Trip in Eastern Ontario
The eastern part of Ontario is dotted with lakes and full of charming little towns, each with its own personality and unique attractions. If you’re looking for… Read more »
Road Trip From Ottawa to Kingston: Drive the Rideau Canal National Historic Site
The Rideau Canal offers a fascinating drive between Kingston and Ottawa, traversing some of Ontario’s prettiest towns, going along lakes, rivers and 19 kilometres of canals cut… Read more »
Byng Island Conservation Area: Make the Best of Your Trip to the Park With Canada’s Largest Outdoor Pool
Southern Ontario’s Byng Island Conservation Area, on the Grand River, draws in visitors for camping, picnics, fishing, paddling, boating, hiking, and is, overall, a perfect place for… Read more »
Summer Fun at Wasaga Beach: Top Adventures, Food and Festivals For a Weekend or Day Trip
There is incredible natural beauty to uncover all across this great Ontario Beach. The Georgian Bay’s Wasaga Beach is the world’s longest freshwater beach. It gives visitors… Read more »
25 of the Best Highway Scenic Viewpoints in Alberta
There are many ways to go about finding Alberta’s best viewpoints, lookouts, and scenery, but sometimes, all you need to do to find them is pull over… Read more »