25 Fall Day Trips From Toronto
As the season of leaf-peeping begins, a great opportunity to drive out away from the city and make a quick getaway awaits. Provincial parks, quaint towns, and wonderful geological attractions span around Toronto, offer Toronto locals a chance to see the changing fall colours and get outdoors to bask in the cool air. Here is a list of 25-day trip ideas to see nature come alive in hues of gold and red.
Supercrawl 2025 Returns This Weekend With Music, Art, Food, and Family Fun in Downtown Hamilton
Hamilton’s biggest arts festival is back. From September 12 to 14, James Street North will be turned into a pedestrian-only celebration of music, art, fashion, theatre, and… Read more »
Upper Canada Cranberries: Visit This Cranberry Farm in Ottawa This Fall
You don’t need to travel to Muskoka to see cranberry harvest as there is a cranberry farm in rural Ottawa that welcomes visitors during the Fall season.
How to Get FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets: Enter Ticket Lottery Beginning on September 10
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to be the biggest yet, with 48 teams competing in 104 matches across 16 host cities in Canada, Mexico, and… Read more »
2025 Edition of CONTACT Winter Music Festival Returns to Vancouver This December; Tickets Now on Sale
CONTACT Winter Music Festival is returning to Vancouver this December. The two-day event will once again take over Pacific Coliseum on December 26 and 27, turning… Read more »
Thornton Bales Conservation Area: 99 Steps to a Fabulous Ravine Lookout in Greater Toronto Area
If you’re a fan of “cardio hikes”, there is a great place to visit where you can burn calories while surrounded by nature. The Thornton Bales Conservation… Read more »
Canyon Frights 2025: What to Expect at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park’s Hauntingly Fun Halloween Spectacle
As October edges closer, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is gearing up to become the playground of phantoms and the home of hauntingly fun nights. The park transforms… Read more »
25 Fall Day Trips in and Around Edmonton
September and October can provide ample opportunities for good weather and clear skies. That means that you can still enjoy activities outdoors, especially to see the spectacular fall colors that seep into the forests and parks around Edmonton.
Cape Smokey Fall Colour Views: Discover the Magic of Cape Breton on a Gondola Ride
Set against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean and the scenic Cape Breton Highlands, Cape Smokey offers a year-round retreat where adventure meets serenity. As the first… Read more »
Hike Crypt Lake: Journey Through Waterton’s Stunning Peaks, Waterfalls, and a Secret Cave
The Crypt Lake Trail offers one of the park’s most exciting experiences which begins with a brief cruise across the Upper Waterton Lake. The day-hike may take numerous hours to complete but will be worth every step with incredible views the entire way.
Trip to Miscou Island: Discover Northeastern New Brunswick’s Tranquil Beaches, Fall Colours, and Historic Sights
Eastern Canada’s Gulf of St. Lawrence is dotted with beautiful islands big and small from Quebec to Newfoundland. Among some of the smaller of those islands are… Read more »
Corn Mazes to Get Lost on Prince Edward Island – 2025 Season
Spend this fall making beautiful memories with your family and friends when you go on a field trip and experience the wonder of making it through an entertaining corn maze. PEI is home to few corn mazes that you and your loved ones can have fun getting lost in.
Singing Sands and Sea Moss Ice Cream: Basin Head Marks 20 Years of Marine Protection with Hands-On Tours
Islanders looking for a mix of history, nature, and a bit of ice cream have a reason to head to Souris this month. The Basin Head Marine… Read more »
Big Rock Brewery Celebrates 40 Years with a Barn Burner Bash This Saturday
Thinking about a fun way to spend your weekend? Calgary’s Big Rock Brewery is turning 40, and they’re marking the milestone with a party loud enough to… Read more »
Bailey Zimmerman Announces Six Canadian Stops on 2026 ‘Different Night Same Rodeo’ Tour
Country star Bailey Zimmerman is hitting the road again in 2026, this time with his Different Night Same Rodeo tour. The run begins February 19 in Estero,… Read more »
Illuminated Pumpkin Sculptures Returns to Greater Toronto Area Park for a Halloween Walk-Through This Fall
This Halloween season, witness magnificent works of pumpkin artistry coming to life at Pumpkins After Dark! A glowing Halloween tradition is set to make its return to… Read more »
Nuit Blanche Toronto Returns October 4 with All-Night Art Festival
Toronto’s annual overnight art festival, Nuit Blanche, is back on Saturday, October 4, marking its 19th year of transforming city streets into a sprawling, public gallery. From… Read more »
Fall Season Road Trip: Salmon Run in Owen Sound
Owen Sound sits where the Bay empties into the Potawatomi and Sydenham Rivers. The latter of the two, which runs north to south through Owen Sound, is home to an incredible fall salmon run. The annual salmon run experience in Owen Sound is centred around getting visitors the best views of this incredible migration.
Top Things to Do at PEI’s Bottle Houses: A Glassy Marvel, Stunning Gardens, and Coastal Charms on Cap-Egmont
One of PEI’s most colourful roadside attractions might also be the most magical. On the province’s southern coast is a bright, shiny, and breathtaking view that does… Read more »
Ganaraska River Salmon Run: A Short Guide For a Fall Day Trip to Port Hope
The Salmon run is a marvellous natural phenomenon when salmon migrate back to their natal location for end-of-life spawning. Cool fall temperatures usually see scores of Chinook,… Read more »
Places to Go Hiking During Fall in Alberta
Lace up your hiking boots and experience Alberta’s autumn season in full force throughout the province!
Ainsworth Hot Springs: Soak in Natural Mineral Pools, Explore Caves & Stay by Stunning Kootenay Lake!
Indulge in the experience year-round, too! The Ainsworth Hotel and Resort in the Kootenay Mountains offers hot spring relaxation any time of year, plus a host of other on-site and nearby activities. And what makes the Ainsworth Hot Spring a bit more unique is its connection to the nearby caves of the Kootenay Mountains.
Fort Fright 2025: Nightmarish Halloween Experience Returns to Kingston’s Fort Henry
Prepare to step into the shadows and face your deepest fears at Fort Fright 2025, where a night of terror awaits those brave enough to enter. Kingston’s… Read more »
Film Festivals in Toronto
A list of Film Festivals in Toronto – including shorts, documentaries, full length feature festivals, Digital media events and more! Contents: Upcoming Film Festival from todocanada.ca… Read more »