Sir Sam’s Ski & Ride: Fall Colour Chairlift Rides, Scenic Hike & Lookout
The second oldest family-owned ski hill in Ontario, Sir Sam’s Ski & Ride is an extremely popular skiing and mountain biking location north of Haliburton. Overlooking Eagle… 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 »
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.
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!
Sulphur Gates: Discover the Enchanting Trails and Stunning Scenery at Alberta’s Hidden Jewel
There are several reasons to visit Grande Cache and the surrounding natural areas, like camping, horseback riding, snowmobiling, and hiking. Whether here for a while or driving… Read more »
Hell’s Gate AirTram Experience: More Than Just a Ride Across Thunderous Fraser River
The drive to Hell’s Gate AirTram will be half the adventure and fun of your trip to the Fraser Canyon. This section of the Trans-Canada Highway is… Read more »
26 Fabulous Scenic Lookouts to Visit in Ontario
If you’re looking for that unique vantage point, a different perspective, or that bird’s eye view, don’t miss these twenty-five incredible lookouts in Ontario. From man-made towers to wonders of nature, these high points will be sure to take your breath away.
Explore 50km of Historic Backcountry on Alberta’s Rocky to Nordegg Rail Trail Adventure
The Rocky to Nordegg Rail Trail, a 25-year vision now half complete, offers 50km of scenic, historic pathways through Alberta’s David Thompson Country. Following the old Brazeau Branch rail line, it features river views, creek crossings, and the restored Taunton Trestle Bridge—perfect for picnics and photos. Open year-round for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, and OHV use, the route connects staging areas, campgrounds, and Nordegg’s attractions. Visitors can explore mining history, enjoy Abraham Lake, and stay at nearby campgrounds, cabins, or hotels. Trail access is free.
Top Adventures at Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark: Dinosaur Tracks, Epic Hikes, and Waterfalls
Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark in northeastern BC offers a mix of geology, hiking, and paleontology. Start at the Tumbler Ridge Museum’s Dinosaur Discovery Gallery, then explore geosites like Bootski and Windfall Lakes, Boulder Gardens, Bergeron Falls, and Flatbed Valley dinosaur tracks. Waterfall trails, from Kinuseo Falls to Quality Falls, add scenic variety. Provincial parks such as Monkman, Wapiti Lake, and Gwillim Lake offer camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing, while Bearhole Lake and Hole-in-the-Wall provide seasonal recreation and unique natural features for a well-rounded visit.
Fossil Hunt & Waterfalls: Explore the Wonders of Rock Glen Conservation Area
Nestled within the enchanting landscape of the Ausable Gorge, the Rock Glen Conservation Area beckons visitors to embark on a journey through time, nature, and history. Spread… Read more »
Cliff Top Trail & Scenic Lookouts: Climb to the Top of Mazinaw Rock at Bon Echo Provincial Park
Climb an elevation of 100m and reach the top of the picturesque Mazinaw Rock when you hike Cliff Top Trail at Bon Echo Provincial Park. The Cliff… Read more »
Okotoks Erratic – Natural Wonder & Historical Site You Can Visit For Free
Alberta is the site of many natural wonders, and Okotoks Erratic is one such wonder that “ran” from the present-day site of Jasper National Park to 55… Read more »
Top 10 Hiking Trails in Alberta’s Public Land Use Zones
Exciting things are happening in Alberta’s backcountry! These areas, also known as Public Land Use Zones, are separate from the Provincial and National Park backcountry areas, and… Read more »
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Bridal Veil Falls – Manitoulin Island
Manitoulin Island offers scenic hikes and cultural experiences, with highlights like the Bridal Veil Falls and Kagawong River Trail. Visitors can enjoy a short walk to the falls or a longer route from the marina, featuring historical markers and river views. In Kagawong, explore public art, the Old Mill Heritage Centre, lakeside beaches, and local galleries, plus treats from Manitoulin Chocolate Works.
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 »
Hike These Trails at the Nicolle Flats Interpretive Area
Nicolle Flats Marsh Interpretive Area is a popular birding destination, near Buffalo Pound Lake. In addition to bird watching and hiking, the area is also a well-known… Read more »
15+ Waterfalls to Visit in and Around Ottawa
Ottawa is surrounded by some of Ontario’s most stunning waterfalls. Although most of the province’s famous falls are located in the south, there are still some worthwhile… Read more »
14 Places to Go For a Wildflower Walk in Alberta
It is a beautiful time of year in Alberta. Along with the lush greens of the river valleys and forests, the bright blue glacial waters, and the… Read more »
Top 25 Hikes in Nova Scotia
Given Nova Scotia’s natural beauty, you are literally spoiled for choice as to where you should hike.Just you, a backpack, (hopefully) a camera, and the open trail.
25 Must Visit Nature Attractions and Parks in Hamilton
Hamilton is best known for its waterfalls, with more than 100 in the city area. Apart from these wonderful falls, there are several parks and conservation areas… 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.
5 Ways to Explore Columbia Icefields and Athabasca Glacier on the Icefields Parkway
Jasper National Park’s top natural attraction is open for the season! Along the Icefields Parkway are several natural attractions south of the Jasper townsite, including glaciers, waterfalls,… Read more »
Wildflowers & Wilderness: Explore Horseshoe Basin of Waterton Lakes National Park
Some of the most magical scenery of Waterton Lakes National Park is right near the entrance. Whether coming from the north, south, or east, the highways and… Read more »
Midland Ice Caves Trail – Family Fun Winter Day Trip to a New Brunswick Hidden Gem
The Lower Saint John River Valley in southern New Brunswick is full of natural wonders and hidden gems – if you know where to look. The rural… Read more »