Getaways in Canada

Feel the rush of the Class 5 Devil’s Hole Rapids and marvel at the power of the Niagara Whirlpool when you take a wild and wet adventure on an open-top jet-boat ride! Experience an action-packed ride through Niagara River's whitewater rapids with Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours! Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours has been offering tours on Niagara River since 1992. The jet boat tours are fully guided, and your river guide will provide an entertaining commentary throughout your ride. The trip lasts 45 to 60 minutes and may be the most exciting tour of Niagara you will find! You can choose between two experiences —
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Looking for an adventure with Mom for Mother's Day? Plan a trip to Narcisse Snake Dens in Manitoba. Located just 30 minutes west of Gimli, this Wildlife Management Area is home to the world-famous red-sided garter snakes, with more of these slithery creatures than you could imagine in one place. These are no ordinary snake pits - the Narcisse Snake Den boasts the largest concentration of red-sided garter snakes in the world, with caverns formed from water-worn limestone bedrock. During spring, tens of thousands of these snakes emerge from their winter dens and begin their annual mating ritual. Visitors can
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Spring is finally here, bringing warmth, colour and pretty, fragrant flowers. To celebrate the beauty of this wonderful season, Tasc invites you to their pick Tulip Farm in Pelham. Tasc planted 2 million tulip bulbs in a broad spectrum of colours. You will see gorgeous rows of bright red, pink, yellow, purple, and many other eye-catching colours. 5 Tulip Farms and Fields For a U-Pick Spring Day Trip in Ontario They have around 100 different varieties of these delicate flowers. You can pick any ten pretty tulips to take home with you or gift them to your loved ones. This
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Experience the Japanese tradition of enjoying flowering cherry trees and other spring flowers this week at the Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG). Royal Botanical Garden's cherry trees and award-winning Magnolia collections are now blooming, displaying delicate pinkish flowers. The spring flowering trees are located in the Arboretum. According to the website, you can currently enjoy Prunus ‘Accolade’ and Prunus x yedoensis varieties and Prunus x yedoensis ‘Akebono’ are anticipated to be in full bloom soon. Star Magnolia (Magnolia stellata) are in their peak bloom at the Arboretum and Rock Garden. Varieties like the stunning Saucer Magnolia, Magnolia ‘Butterflies’ and Magnolia brooklynensis
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Located 3 km north of Gibbons, you’ll think you’ve travelled back in time rather than north of Edmonton. Perfect for a day trip with kids, Jurassic Forest will transport you back to the time of the dinosaurs with giant and realistic dinos in a 40-acre forest. Things to Do at Jurassic Forest: Trek through the 2-kilometer boardwalk trails and come face to face with the majestic Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, and Albertosaurus. But the fun doesn't stop there - challenge your friends and family to a game of mini golf on the dinosaur-themed course. View this post on Instagram A post
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Explore the 'City of Bridges' from a new perspective on Prairie Lily from the South Saskatchewan River. Hop on board the Prairie Lily for a cruise through the Meewasin Valley, and take in the beauty of the South Saskatchewan River, the friendly city, and the expansive prairie sky. The Prairie Lily, which sails from May 11 to September 10 this year, was built in 1989 by Skipperliner in La Crosse, Wisconsin. It was originally used as a sightseeing and charter boat called the Fiesta Queen on the Colorado River. Prairie River Cruises bought and moved it to Saskatoon in 2012,
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Dig in and explore the growing gardens across Nova Scotia. The different climates around the province allow different plants and flowers to grow to new heights. These gardens are full of all kinds of plants. The diversity of the natural landscapes is complemented by these beautiful gardens. From beautiful flowers to edible herbs, Nova Scotian gardeners design amazing gardens. So, you should stop and smell the roses, along with the other flowers and plants that call Nova Scotia home. Note: Not all gardens mentioned are traditional botanical gardens. The list, arranged in no particular order, also includes butterfly gardens and
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Southwestern Ontario boasts an array of vibrant gardens, each offering a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. From the award-winning Whistling Gardens in Wilsonville to the tranquil Stratford Shakespearean Gardens and u-pick flower gardens, these colourful spaces captivate visitors with their lush landscapes and rich history. Whether you're seeking a serene escape or a cultural experience, these gardens invite you to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and discover the stories they hold. Whistling Gardens, Wilsonville Whistling Gardens, Ontario's premier horticultural paradise has received numerous awards since its establishment in 2012. Spanning 20 acres, Whistling Gardens features
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While there are some popular spots to see the Sakura trees in bloom, such as High Park in Toronto, the region offers many other locations to view these gorgeous pink petals. If you want to catch seasonal cherry blossoms, visit one of these 20 places located in and around the Greater Toronto Region.
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The Bonavista area on Newfoundland’s eastern coast is a must-visit destination for those wishing to explore spectacular natural formations framed by the ocean. Anyone wanting a place on the island to relax for a spring or summer weekend can take advantage of the amazing number of places to stay. Those looking for adventure will find it on and off the land with tours and incredible hiking or biking trails. But this area may spark extra interest for nature lovers, wildlife photographers, or natural history enthusiasts. A short drive east of the town of Bonavista is Newfoundland’s rugged and imposing east
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Cherry Blossoms in Toronto's High Park are expected to be in bloom this weekend. According to High Park Nature Centre, the cherry blossoms have entered Stage 4 of the blooming process, with their delicate white flowers beginning to emerge as of April 16. Stage 4 is when peduncles or flower stems are getting longer, and the individual florets can be clearly seen. Stage Five, known as "Fluffy White," occurs 4-6 days before peak bloom, as the white cherry blossoms start to open, with each flower blossoming at different times. The peak bloom, Stage Six, when at least 70% of the blossoms
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Discover some of Southwestern Ontario's captivating places, festivals and activities this spring. From the tranquil beauty of Point Pelee National Park to the vibrant culture of the Walpole Island First Nation's Spring Powwow, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Delve into the rich history of Ruthven Park National Historic Site or indulge in the delicious festivities of the Rosy Rhubarb Festival in Shedden. Whether you're seeking outdoor exploration, cultural immersion, or culinary delights, these day trip destinations promise unforgettable memories and exciting discoveries. Berkelbloem Embark on a day trip adventure to Berkelbloem and immerse yourself in the joy of tulip
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They call it the rock. And while many of Newfoundland and Labrador’s incredible natural attractions are rocky, or part of the cliffs, the province has a ton more beauty to offer. Newfoundland’s natural wonders and attractions cover the entire province. Between coastlines, National Parks, Provincial Parks, and nature reserves, are chances to see old-growth forests, mountains, tall and jagged cliffs, wetlands, beaches, and wildlife. There are a couple of natural wonders which you might find in multiple spots around Newfoundland: waterfalls, rivers, icebergs, whales, and puffins are among some of the easiest to find. Discovery Geopark & Bonavista It may
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Registration is open for all summer camps (overnight or day camps) in Calgary! These summer camp options are an excellent opportunity for kids to make the most of the summer months based on their own interests. Summer camps in Calgary cover a huge array of interests. When it comes to sports and recreation, there is a summer camp in the city for almost any and all sports, including multi-sports camps. These camps also cover activities like nature education, wilderness skills, or wilderness and nature activities. Beyond the active side of the camps, Calgary kids can also enjoy summer camp focused
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If you are looking for a tulip field with u-pick experience in southwestern Ontario, then located just an hour away from London, near the shores of Lake Erie is Hat Trick Farms. Hat Trick Farms is a family farm run by three siblings and grows flowers, specifically, tulips, daffodils, and winterberries. During spring, the Warriner siblings share their love of spring flowers by inviting the public to visit their farm. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hat Trick Farms: 3 Warriner's (@hattrickfarms) Hat Trick Farms feature over 2 acres of tulips and daffodils that all bloom at
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Take your summer vacation in Alberta off the beaten path this year. These interesting ideas for places to stay in Alberta will give you specific and general ideas on how to plan your summer weekends away from home. Many of these places are available for longer stays, too! Within the province are unique locations, romantic spots, different ways to camp or glamp, and different ways to add to your vacation. And these unique or cool places to stay around Alberta are available all across the province from north, central, to southern Alberta, to the foothills and Rockies in the west,
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The 2024 Solar Eclipse on Monday will brush past the southeastern side of Ontario. More specifically, the eclipse’s path of totality will be over a small portion of southeastern Ontario; under this path, eclipse views are granted 100% totality meaning a full solar eclipse. The path of totality moves across much of Lake Ontario, leaving many towns on the southeast with excellent opportunities for this once-in-a-lifetime glimpse of the sun and moon. Many of these towns and small cities in southeastern* Ontario have official viewing parties planned and are expected to be quite busy! *We have included towns in central
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For those looking to view the solar eclipse from southwestern Ontario this April 8th, you’ll have the option of almost the entire Lake Erie shoreline. Along Lake Erie’s northern shores are many southwestern Ontario towns and cities, some of which have Eclipse Viewing Party plans well underway. Each location is set to be busier than normal on April 8th, and it is important to plan for plenty of walking around each of the towns or smaller cities. As a large part of southwestern Ontario falls under the eclipse’s path of totality, there are a number of spots in the area
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Experience Spring in Stratford! The well-known arts and culture scene in Stratford truly comes alive in spring. Along with the festivals or outdoor arts and entertainment, the city of Stratford also comes to life in spring thanks to the greenery and gardens that decorate the city. On top of the manicured spaces to visit and explore in Stratford are all of the trails and untamed parts around Lake Victoria. Stratford is easily a spring destination in southern Ontario and is easy to get to from a number of places. The city is almost equal distance from the shores of Lake
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Canada’s landscapes change within 100km along the highway. They are vast and varied landscapes and include a small handful of northern deserts and sand dunes.While there are relatively few deserts or desert-like areas in Canada, some of those few are huge in terms of area. Canada has small deserts to visit, massive shoreline sand dunes, and those deserts in between; each offers unique or exotic flora and fauna, excellent nature photography, and wildlife viewing. In some cases, the sand dunes are part of public beaches, too. Carcross Desert, Yukon Carcross, in Yukon’s south, is a small town on the confluence
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Flowers brighten and enliven spaces and bring smiles to all faces. Check out this list of 15 places you can buy floral bouquets in London. Green Bee Floral Co. Green Bee Floral's bouquets offer the very best of seasons. Be it a classic design or an unusual one, the floral arrangements by these florists will suit any occasion. Contact Details: 335 Beattie St. Strathroy; Phone: 519-859-0934 Lovebird Flowers Inc Say it with flowers! The cut flower bouquets and arrangements by Lovebird Flowers can truly speak to one. Head over to Horton Street to place your order or shop online. Contact
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Treetop Trekking is a place where you and your family can safely and responsibly enjoy an amazing and unforgettable day of outdoor fun! Surround yourself with nature while exploring the forest during one of the park's many unforgettable adventure activities. Test your monkey skills, manoeuvre across swaying logs, scramble along with cables above the forest floor and maybe even bring out your inner Tarzan! While you climb, swing, and zip through the park's forest canopy you can rest assured that there will be an activity that is perfectly tailored to your age and abilities at any of Treetop's zipline and
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From duck races to walleye fishing, festivals celebrating spring migration and blossom, here are 40+ must ways to celebrate spring in Ontario.
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Nestled less than an hour away from Toronto, the Aberfoyle Antique Market in Guelph stands as a testament to the timeless allure of antiquities and collectibles. Established in 1961, it is celebrated as Canada’s oldest and largest outdoor antique market, a distinction it has proudly maintained for over six decades. The Aberfoyle Antique Market is a treasure trove for enthusiasts and collectors alike, housing over 75 permanent vendors and welcoming between 15 to 30 visiting dealers. Each Sunday, visitors are greeted by more than 100 quality dealers, with the number soaring to over 150 during the special shows. The market's offerings
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K1 Speed Canada has unveiled its latest cutting-edge track at the Cambridge Centre Mall. This marks the third location for K1 Speed Canada in the country, showcasing a collaboration with Bingemans Hospitality. Per the news release, the highlight of K1 Speed Cambridge is its all-electric fleet of karts, offering speeds of up to 45 km/h for adults and 30 km/h for children. This not only ensures an exhilarating experience for racers of all ages and sizes but also prioritizes safety by eliminating exhaust fumes and minimizing noise pollution. View this post on Instagram A post shared by K1 Speed Canada (@k1speedcanada)
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Located near the scenic Niagara Falls, a new family-operated tulip farm will open its doors to the public. Spread over 23 acres, with an impressive 1.5 million tulip bulbs planted, Sarah Grey Tulip Pick Farm is a kaleidoscope of colours, offering visitors the opportunity to wander through fields blooming with tulips ranging from radiant reds to tranquil whites. The latest Tulip U-pick farm open to the public in Ontario is not exactly new; it is the same farm where TASC Tulips was located for the last two years. A young family has taken over the property to create something even
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Farewell winter, with your chilly winds and heaping snow mountains, and hello, spring! Spring in Prince Edward Island is a sign of warming temperatures, more time spent outdoors and the scent of flowers blooming on the soft breeze. With nicer weather and buzzing life about the Island, there are endless adventures to be had. Here are 25 things to do to experience spring on your favourite Island. See the Solar Eclipse Unique for this year is the total solar eclipse that will grace will move diagonally across North America from the southwest to the northeast on April 8. Islanders will
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Beacon Hill is one of the easiest parks to find in Canada. Simply hit the Trans Canada and follow it all the way to its western terminus in Victoria. Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, which is also home to Mile Zero marker, is much more than a highway marker, though. The area contains one of Victoria’s largest city parks. Within the park are many interesting sights, beautiful landscapes, trails, and recreational activities. Also nearby, and within walking distance, are some of Victoria’s equally-as-iconic sights to see. The Harbour and Wharf are a 15-minute walk from Beacon Hill Park. The area
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The City of Chilliwack has a natural hidden gem to the south. The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve sits on 130 hectares on a floodplain of the Chilliwack River. As you might guess, it is home to many great blue herons, a large migratory bird. But just how many blue herons live here in the warmer months? It is hard to say, but the birds cover over 90 different nesting areas across the reserve and wetlands. This is the largest nesting colony of great blue herons on the lower mainland. There is a ton more wildlife to witness within the
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Stay awhile and enjoy a few adventures in Newfoundland and Labrador's Provincial Parks this summer, like crossing a suspension bridge to an abandoned village at La Manche Provincial Park or enjoying the sandy beaches at Sandbanks Provincial Park. Campsite reservations open on April 24 at 7:00 a.m. NDT, offering options for both serviced and unserviced sites at 13 provincial parks. Serviced sites, available at parks like Dildo Run and Frenchman’s Cove, are priced at $30.90 nightly, while unserviced sites across 13 campgrounds cost $20.15 per night. A reservation fee of $7.00, covering the ParksNL Campsite Reservation Service, applies to each
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It is a well-known fact that spring in Newfoundland and Labrador is cooler than all the other Atlantic Provinces. Often times in Newfoundland the winter weather continues after April, but here are 25 ways to shake off the winter blues this spring in Newfoundland. There is something for everyone from the west coast's mountains to the eastern fjords. 1. Spring Festivals Songs, Stages and Seafood Festival Songs, Stages and Seafood Festival celebrates the sea and the local culture. The sea has curved its way into daily life and the local songs and stories. This five-day festival explores how the sea
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Looking for a delightful way to spend your time outdoors and connect with nature? What about welcoming spring by picking your own tulips at Country Cut Flowers in Newmarket? Country Cut Flowers invites you to enjoy a refreshing experience of cutting your own flowers at their charming farm. Opened by Janet, who left the corporate world to create a space for people to bond with flowers and unleash their creativity, the farm promises a delightful experience for all ages. Country Cut Flowers offers online ticket sales for their cut-your-own flowers events, which run from May through September or October. The
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The most colourful of spring flowers, the tulips are in full bloom across Ontario. Many Ontario flower farms invite the public to pick tulips from their fields. Here are nine fields to visit in the province. Ontario celebrates its flowers through various festivals, and Canada's flagship festival, the Canadian Tulip Festival, will begin on May 10th in Ottawa. Operating hours of farms are weather dependent. The warm winter may cause tulips to bloom early (by mid to late April) this year. BerkelBloem - Southwestern Ontario Nestled in Norfolk County, Berkelbloem Tulip Farm, an offshoot of Berkel Greenhouses Inc., will be Ontario's
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Vancouver is home to a beautiful city and urban gardens. If you’d rather escape outside of city limits, get out on the highway, or make new day trip plans, there are plenty more gardens to explore outside of Vancouver. This includes some of the famous gardens on the Island, all accessible by ferries in a day, as well as more gardens within Metro Vancouver in areas like Burnaby, Langley, Chilliwack or within Vancouver city limits. Among the gardens within a day trip from Vancouver are extra attractions attached to some of the gardens. These include restaurants, activities for kids, or
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As spring ushers in a season of rejuvenation and growth, Gardens BC is inviting both locals and tourists to immerse themselves in the vibrant beauty and diversity of British Columbia's gardens. With the introduction of seven new garden-centred travel itineraries, discovering the natural wonders of regions such as Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Harrison River Valley, The North Shore, Langley, Prince George, and Parksville Qualicum Beach has never been easier. The meticulously crafted itineraries highlight the main garden regions across Fraser Valley, Metro Vancouver, Vancouver Island, and Northern BC and offer practical information on dining, accommodations, and amenities like picnic spots, pet-friendly areas,
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If you’re looking for a fun, colourful and Instagram-worthy experience, JP Niagara Tulip Farm is great for a Tulip field trip in Niagara Falls Region. JP Niagara Tulip Farm will feature one million tulips in its second year. Just like the fields of Holland, this flower oasis is bursting with tulips of all colours and varieties and will brighten up your day. The JP Niagara Tulip Farm allows visitors to pick their own bouquet of fresh tulips and take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful field. And, let's be honest, who doesn't love a good flower field photo op? The
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Heralded as the top 15 ‘spring sights’ worldwide, the spring season at The Butchart Gardens welcomes a vibrant spectacle of floral beauty and activity, marking the end of the long wait for the season's arrival. The Gardens come alive with over 300,000 flowering bulbs, including tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths, which begin to show their colours from early March through late May. The peak of the Spring Garden is typically observed from the start of April to the first week of May, with specific blooms like the blue poppy drawing attention from mid-May to mid-June. Among the favourites are the rhododendron,
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Thinking of heading out on a road trip to some small Manitoba towns? You’ll love visiting Arden. Here are 9 reasons why you should make this town one of your stops. It’s the Crocus Capital of Manitoba When you visit Arden in the spring, one of the first things you’ll want to do is head to the north side of town. Here, you’ll find crocuses in bloom. You can also find a giant version of these beautiful purple flowers welcoming you as you enter the town. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ilona Novak (@ionika0204) Explore Whitemud
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You do not have to be a florist, anthophile or a gardener, to be excited by the sight and smell of flowers. The love of flowers cuts across age and gender; flowers are a sign of love, gratitude, and beauty and are favoured plants the world over. The following are six flower festivals that you must attend in Ontario.
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Spring in the capital means fresh air, colourful gardens, patios, and the beginning of warmer days before the dog days of summer. Grab your family and friends and get ready for sweet adventures in the city's springtime glow and the lush green space. Here are 30 things to do during spring in Ottawa: 1. Have a sweet time at the Sugar Shack Feed your sweet tooth with the Sugar Shack's seasonal sugar menu. You'll taste all things maple glazed to perfection and can take a walk through the forests that pumps out the sweet syrup each year. Bring your coziest
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Easter is a great opportunity to gather friends and family and enjoy a fantastic meal. If you’re looking for somewhere to get your Easter brunch, lunch, or dinner this year, Saskatoon is full of good options. Here are 15 of the best places to get your Easter meal. 15 Places to Get Easter Chocolates and Treats in Saskatoon Smiley's Buffet and Catering Join in the Easter festivities at Smiley's Buffet and Catering! Indulge in Easter Brunch that is offered all weekend, from Friday, March 29th to Sunday, March 31st, 10:30 am-2 pm. Gather your family for Easter Supper from 4
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Explore Ontarios fascinating heritage sites! Free weekend events across the province from April to October, featuring historical, natural & cultural treasures, family activities and more.
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Tucked away in Norfolk County is the newest u-pick tulip farm in Ontario inviting you to spend a day amidst a sea of tulips. That's the Berkelbloem Tulip Farm for you, where the Berkel family's Dutch roots have blossomed into an immersive floral extravaganza. This spring, from April 27 (mother nature dependent) to May 17, they're rolling out the floral carpet, inviting one and all to their U-Pick Tulip adventure. For just $15, you can channel your inner florist, handpicking 10 tulips from a colourful array of 500,000 blooms. Feel like ten isn't enough? Keep going for a mere dollar
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Mark your calendars, eastern Canada! Many of you will be among the millions of Canadians able to witness the first total solar eclipse to pass over Canada in 60 years! During the afternoon of April 8, 2024, a total Solar Eclipse will move diagonally across North America from the southwest to the northeast. About the Solar Eclipse & why Path of Totality Matters Solar eclipses occur when the moon moves between the sun and the earth in a way which allows the moon to completely block the sun for a brief moment. Those viewing the eclipse under the path of
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With a rich and diverse history, treasure hunting, and antiquing in Saskatchewan can be thrilling and exciting. You never know what you’ll find or what piece might speak to you. Check out the many great businesses throughout the province and the exciting sales! Ten Antique Stores to Visit in Saskatchewan Antique Mall, Regina Featuring over 21,000 square feet of antiques and over 40 dealers, the Antique Mall is any treasure hunter’s paradise. The treasures are located on three separate floors. Whether you’re looking for knick-nacks, old magazines or comics, toys, cameras, jewellery, dishes, furniture, or vintage clothing, the Antique Mall
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This spring, get outdoors and enjoy fresh air, exercise, and the beautiful nature and wildlife sites. No matter where you are located, these 20+ parks within Toronto and the GTA will provide the perfect opportunity to explore walking trails and outdoor recreation with friends and family. High Park Discover the beauty of cherry trees in bloom while strolling across the expansive grounds of High Park. The blooming peak occurs approximately mid to late April to May when the park is most popular. And beyond the viewing of cherry blossoms, there are plenty of paths and trails to discover during an
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The city of Niagara Falls will have plenty to do come early April when people visit for the 2024 total solar eclipse. Niagara Falls is under the path of totality and is already filled with observation decks and viewing areas. The eclipse over the river is set to make for a beautiful sight and can be enjoyed from many of Niagara’s attractions and waterfall viewing areas. The city has much to offer in tours, experiences, dining, shopping, and addition natural areas or trails. The city is also easy to navigate for visitors with WeGo, Niagara-on-the-Lake Shuttle, and Niagara Regional Transit.
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Embark on an enchanting journey through Alberta's Battle River valley on Battle River Train Excursions. The tours treat passengers to the picturesque views of the Alberta countryside and the charming communities of Flagstaff County carved along Battle River Valley, including Alliance, Galahad, Forestburg, Heisler, Rosalind, and Kelsey aboard a classic 1950s vintage passenger car. Each excursion combines scenic train rides with cultural and culinary experiences, showcasing the best of rural Alberta hospitality and traditions. The 2024 season kicks off with the Shake Off Winter Train Excursion on St. Patrick's Day from Kelsey to Forestburg, The roundtrip includes a live theatre
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Many of us have visited places like Lake Louise, Mount Edith Cavell, or Alberta’s parks. And some of us have visited these places over and over again. But have you ever wondered how some of Alberta’s locations receive their names? In honour of International Women’s Day, we can look at some of the women of Alberta’s history who now lend their names to landmarks, mountain peaks, or parks. These women received a place on the map for multiple reasons, including their philanthropy, familial connections, volunteering, or contributions to arts and culture, science, medicine, politics, and more. If you are interested
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Greendale Acres, a cherished family-run farm located in Chilliwack, has announced a vibrant new season of farm fun festivities. This year, beginning March 29, the home of the Chilliwack Corn Maze, opens its gates to an array of activities that promise to delight visitors of all ages, reinforcing its reputation as a hub of family fun and agricultural appreciation: Easter Egg Hunt Extravaganza: From March 29 through March 31, the farm will host an Easter Egg Hunt amidst its apple orchards. The event, running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., will offer families a chance to embark on an egg
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You do not need to travel far to have fun this March Break. Keep your family busy this March Break and spend time together having fun on Prince Edward Island. Here is what is happening this March Break in PEI. Ice City Ice City has taken over Charlottetown from January 26th – March 31st, 2024. Decking the streets in ice sculptures, art installations and other wintery decor, Ice City will also have the return of Sugar Shacks each weekend at various outdoor patios, horse and wagon rides, Skating Under the Stars, Flow in the Snow with Charlottetown Yoga at Founders’
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As spring ushers in its warm embrace, the Dumfries Maples sugarbush, a cherished sugarbush operated by Nathan and Jane Scott, is beckoning visitors to immerse themselves in the sugarbush, an experience that promises a sweet communion with nature. From the art of making syrup to the creation of maple butter, candy, and cream, the Scott family shares their passion for maple in every sweet treat they produce. You can enjoy homemade pancake breakfasts in a cedar log cookhouse, syrup-making demonstrations, and the chance to walk or snowshoe through scenic trails, all while enjoying the company of local wildlife and the
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The solar eclipse on Monday (April 8) makes for perfect timing for visiting Kingston located on the shores of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. This creates beautiful scenery to look out over from almost anywhere along the lakeshore trails in Kingston. At this time of the year, many of the city’s sightseeing tours and historical sites begin to open to the public for the season. This smaller Ontario city is gearing up for the 2024 April solar eclipse in big ways. Across the city, visitors can find small events at museums, restaurants, and venues and bigger events at
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Ready for the spring break of your dreams? Ontario in March is a magical time when spring is just around the corner, yet there are still so many incredible winter activities that you can enjoy with all of your loved ones. Needing some inspiration? Below are 15 suggestions for amazing getaways this March. Falls Avenue Resort Have a family of water lovers? Well, you should opt for the incredible Family Indoor Waterpark getaway, which includes a visit to the Falls View Indoor Waterpark that features more the 2.5 acres of fun for the whole family! The package includes a stay
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Need an idea for an Easter-themed day trip? What about a train ride that combines a scenic ride and egg hunt? Here are four places to go for an eggstacular train trip. You may also like: Scenic Train Tours in Ontario Easter Bunny Train - Port Stanley Terminal Rail Help the Easter Bunny find his eggs on the grounds at Whytes and enjoy a ride through the scenic Kettle Creek Valley over a 7 km portion of the former London & Port Stanley Railway. All trains depart from and return to the station in Port Stanley next to the King George
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Escape to Northern Ontario and enjoy time with family this March Break. While plenty of activities are available within the city, why not head to more "remote areas" of our province to enjoy time in nature? Here are twelve getaways in Northern Ontario this spring break. 15 Ontario Resorts For a March Break Getaway Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa Located in Timmins, this resort is perfect for the whole family. The resort has a special wildlife tour where you can see Bison, Elk and Fallow Deer while riding in a tractor-drawn wagon through their 100-acre wildlife park. In addition, the
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As the old adage goes, it is not about the destination but rather the journey. This rule should apply to every road trip, especially between Alberta and BC. On these mountain highways are numerous natural and manmade attractions to explore. There are a total of five hot springs open to the public within a five-hour drive of Calgary, easily making a hot springs road trip more about the journey than the destination. Not only will this road trip bring you to the most beautiful hot springs and soaking locations in the country, but it will also prove to be a
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Enjoy delectable, sweet treats as you wait for spring at one of the many sugar bushes located across New Brunswick. You can tour the forests, see how the clear sap is made into golden maple syrup, try taffy on the snow or stay warm inside a camp and enjoy a maple-themed meal. Contents: Sugar Bushes Maple Festivals & Events Sugar Bushes Dumfries Maples: Sugar Bush and Pancake House If you want to experience some maple syrup fun, then you should take your family to Dumfries Maples Sugar Bush and Pancake House. You will be able to see how pure maple
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The 2024 schedule of Guelph.Beer Bus offering a unique way to explore the local brewery scene, is now available. Available one Saturday per month from April to November, this unique shuttle service will make stops at six local breweries. Wrinkly Bear Brewing, which moved to Guelph in 2023, joins the lineup alongside established names such as Royal City, Sleeman, Fixed Gear, Brothers, and Wellington. Operating from noon to 7 pm on selected dates, the Guelph.Beer Bus provides a convenient and free way to visit multiple breweries. It runs on a 30-minute schedule at each location, allowing participants to hop on
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Welcome to New Brunswick’s capital city! Fredericton, underneath the 2024 solar eclipse’s path of totality, sits in a scenic river valley spot along the Saint John River which flows south and into the Bay of Fundy at the city of Saint John. The city is totally ready for being under the 2024 solar eclipse’s path of totality. They have a downtown festival prepared in their riverfront parks and streets, other events around town, and much to see and do outside of astronomy. The Solar Eclipse in Fredericton 2024 Solar Eclipse: April 8, 2024 Eclipse Begins: 3:21 PM/Total eclipse: 4:33:50 PM
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Top Places to See & Top Things to Do in Saskatchewan.
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Montreal, as a first-time visitor, is fascinating. It is quite unlike any other Canadian city. One thing Montreal has done well, and which helps it stand out, is to preserve the city’s history. Old Montreal is a perfect example of this, but many other buildings and art pieces or museums around Montreal show off the city’s history as one of Canada’s earliest European settlements. A second feature of Montreal that stands out to many is the ease with which visitors can explore the city. The train lines span most of the city, and if you can’t access somewhere in Montreal
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Easter, or the start of spring: no matter which one you’re celebrating at the end of March, the celebrations may call for a weekend getaway in Alberta. The weekend may call for more time with family, loved ones, or for more time travelling and for enjoying the warmer weather. There are many ways to make an exciting Easter weekend getaway for Easter celebrations and events, special Easter dining experiences, or for making the most of spring in Alberta with camping, wildlife viewing, and other activities in nature. Early Spring & Wildlife in Alberta A handful of our Easter getaway ideas
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Observing real maple syrup production is a truly Canadian experience. As the winter weather begins to warm, treat yourself and the whole family to the sweet freshness of maple syrup. Here are 25 maple farms, sugar shacks and pancake houses to visit in Ontario. Venture out into the beautiful countryside and learn about how syrup is made by visiting one of the 25 maple sugar shacks in Ontario. Enjoy connecting with wildlife while tasting one of nature’s sweetest treats!
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Spend some time with your special someone this Valentine’s Day and get a getaway from it all with a special package. Across New Brunswick, some hotels and inns create packages that make it easy to have a romantic weekend. To make Valentine’s Day a little less stressful this year, listed below are ten romantic getaways in New Brunswick that you can choose from. The Ultimate Romantic Saint John Pull out all the stops this Valentine’s Day with the Ultimate Romantic at the Chipman Hill Suites. Surprise your special someone any day with the Ultimate Romance Package! Enjoy a night in a
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Want to spoil your special someone with a super romantic getaway this Valentine's Day? How romantic! What’s better than a sweet getaway with the one you love the most? Read on for 10 of the top romantic vacations across Price Edward Island. The Holman Grand Hotel Indulge in the Romance Package at the lovely Holman Grand Hotel located in the historic downtown region of Charlottetown. Experience a serene retreat in their expansive guest rooms, complemented by a collection of special amenities designed to enhance your love story. This package offers overnight accommodations, a $50 credit at Redwater Rustic Grille, a
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Islander Day Weekend is a great time to head out with family and friends to explore the beautiful island landscapes. There are many things to do across the island that should keep you busy the whole long weekend. Here are just 15 things that you can choose from to do this Islander Day Weekend across Prince Edward Island. More Things to Do: Inclement Weather? Enjoy Indoor Attractions & Activities in Charlottetown Valentine's Day Charlottetown Romantic Getaways Valentine's Day Ice City – Charlottetown Ice City is all set to take over Charlottetown from January 26 – March 31, 2024. Decking the
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Romance and food go together--everyone needs to eat, and why not do it with someone you love? Halifax has many options for romantic dinners, but I've narrowed it down to 15 on the Halifax Peninsula. There are two kinds of restaurants on this list: cozy and elegant places for intimate dinners, and fun spaces where you can get to know someone new. Wherever you are in your relationship, you'll have a lovely night with your significant other at one of these places.
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Relax, unwind, and escape- and do it all together. In Edmonton, couples will find a variety of spas with couples’ massage options. These couples massage packages in Edmonton are perfect for date night, weekend relaxation, and special occasions like Valentine’s Day, birthdays, or anniversaries. And when it comes to Valentine’s Day, a few spas in Edmonton have exclusive February romance offers and packages. Spa by JW The Downtown Edmonton JW Marriott Hotel’s Spa by JW offers a variety of relaxing body and spa treatments to consider for your Valentine’s Day or weekend plans. Among the body treatments, facials, and waxing,
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Take time to unwind, relax, and indulge with your bestie or significant other. There are opportunities for relaxing couples’ massage in Calgary with the help of many of the city’s spas.
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Invite romance in this season and enjoy an amorous escape with your love. Instead of a wild night out, relax and rejuvenate your relationship. Discover these hotels that offer Valentine’s Day staycation packages around Toronto. Things to Do to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Toronto Hotel X Head to Hotel X Toronto and take advantage of their Celebrate Love package. Hotel X's luxurious romance package promises an unforgettable stay with exclusive amenities like wine, artisanal macarons, and ruby chocolate disks, alongside a $250 credit for personalized romantic experiences via a dedicated Romance Concierge. Guests can also enjoy unique services such as a
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Best Places for Valentine’s Day Dinner in Saskatoon With Valentine's Day right around the corner, you may be looking for some romantic restaurants to celebrate this wonderful day. If that's the case, you're in luck—Saskatoon has plenty of restaurants that make great date spots for Valentine's day! Here are a few of them. Valentine’s Day in Saskatoon Flanagan’s Steakhouse Enjoy a romantic dinner in the intimate setting of this steakhouse in Saskatoon is located in the historical Hotel Senator. Have a perfectly cooked steak. You and your date can also share a bottle of wine while you’re here. Address: 243 21st St
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Groundhog Day, or February 2nd, is the day when woodchucks tell Canadians what awaits them in the months till the official start of Spring. Will it be a long or short winter -- as if waiting until early February wasn’t long enough? How long is that groundhog’s shadow? For an almost uniquely North American celebration, Groundhog Day has its roots in Medieval Europe and the celebration of Candlemas, a festival in which candles were lit at churches to commemorate Jesus's presentation at the temple. Candlemas also have much in common with pre-existing Pagan observances in Pagan times, when farmers would
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Nestled between Canmore and Kananaskis, Bow Valley Provincial Park is not just a seasonal delight but a year-round destination. Its proximity to various accommodations in Canmore and the surrounding areas enhances its appeal. The park's location near other provincial parks and Banff National Park provides visitors with abundant dining options and scenic beauty, making it an ideal spot for those seeking diverse outdoor activities and amenities in Alberta's majestic landscape. The recreation opportunities in the Bow Valley are also as abundant as the wildlife. So, during any activity at any time, listen and watch for birds, bears, large wildcats, deer,
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Located in Vermilion and the Vermilion River Valley, Central Alberta's Vermilion Provincial Park is a hidden gem, particularly for winter activities. Boasting 23km of trails, many of which are groomed for cross-country skiing, the park caters to skiers of all skill levels. In addition to skiing, visitors can enjoy the serene river valley scenery and engage in various winter activities. Lakeside Cross-country Skiing There are a few reasons which make Vermilion Provincial Park perfect for a day of cross-country skiing. First, Vermilion Lake and the lake side trail follow the Vermilion River Valley. This makes the terrain gentle, rolling hills,
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The Pigeon Lake area, including the village, the ice, and the Provincial Park, offer visitors a ton in terms of winter recreation. Now, in the winter of 2024, Pigeon Lake has something new and quite large to offer winter adventurers. The Grand View and Poplar Bay Pigeon Lake Skateway is now open on the south side of the lake. Pigeon Lake’s New Skateway A skateway, iceway, ice trail, or skating path are cleared trails on ice surfaces. These are areas open to recreational ice skating and can be found in most Alberta towns or cities. The Pigeon Lake Skateway, more
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Are you ready to get lost in the World's Largest Snow Maze near Winnipeg?
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The historically and culturally significant areas near the Milk River also provide a bit of year-round recreation. Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park sits among the coulees and hoodoos of southern Alberta on the north side of the Milk River. The location and scenery make it a peaceful and quiet place to escape to in the winters. The guided tours and hikes won’t run during the winter, but the trails remain open for self-guided exploration. The park, known and named for its large collection of ancient rock paintings and carvings, is recognized as a National Historic Site, and as a UNESCO World Heritage
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New winter adventures are around every corner in Alberta. From north to south and east to west are unique, memorable, or exhilarating winter experiences. Some include activities you may have already experienced, but in new and beautiful locations. Take, for example, ice skating. Across Alberta are frozen lakes and ponds that take the ice skating experience and place it on a whole new level with surrounding in places like Banff. Some of these winter adventures may be all new, too! Experience a new activity to check off your bucket list like dog sledding followed by the Nordic Spa in Kananaskis
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There are five National Parks in Alberta. A visit to the northernmost National Park, Wood Buffalo, requires a detour through the Northwest Territories with the campground located at Pine Lake in Alberta. In addition to Wood Buffalo, there are four more National Parks within Alberta: Elk Island, Jasper, Banff, and Waterton Lakes! All of these parks offer a place to camp in the spring, summer, or fall. Plus, Parks Canada also operates a campground at the Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site. It is almost time for the reservation dates to open for National Park campgrounds in Alberta. Each of
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Alberta’s lakes aren’t only meant for summer visits. When the cold hits and waters freeze around the province, a whole new category of recreation opens in Alberta. Alberta’s must-visit lakes include winter recreation on the ice, like snowshoeing, skating, or ice fishing. Plus, these areas are worth a visit for more snowshoe areas, hiking trails, groomed cross-country ski trails, winter camping, and wildlife viewing. Where to Go For Guided Ice Fishing Trips in Alberta Ice Safety: Before heading out on a lake, be smart and aware of ice conditions and weather. Ice safety is paramount; even seemingly solid ice can
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Make a Valentine’s weekend getaway in Alberta about the romance, about time with friends, or about family. This year, Valentine’s Day falls between the weekend of the 9th, and family day weekend. So, these getaway ideas are not just intended for couples, but those wanting to celebrate Family Day, or those wanting more of a “Galentine’s Day.” But when needed, all of these locations offer the romance and couple’s experiences, too! No matter the type of Valentine’s Day getaway you’re after, Alberta has options for recreation, romance, road trips, and more. Overnight Romance at Red Deer’s Heritage Ranch The Overnight
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Experience more than chocolate-covered strawberries and a chilled bottle of sparkling wine this season. Enjoy Ontario winter at the the many wonderful resorts of Ontario, each offering one of a kind experiences to be enjoyed with your special someone.
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Embark on a winter journey with our guide to the top 10 snowshoe adventures in Alberta.
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Running until March 3, the floral display with the theme "The Heart of Resilience" showcases an array of cyclamen in vibrant burgundy, pink, and magenta hues, symbolizing the plant's enduring qualities.
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Nestled in Earltown, located about 90 minutes from Halifax, Sugar Moon Farm offers a unique experience for all ages, blending culinary delight with natural exploration. As winter fades and spring emerges, the farm becomes a bustling hub of maple syrup production. For those who want to engage with nature and partake in traditional Canadian activities related to the art of maple syrup production, it also delights visitors with its unique dining and outdoor activities. Here are all the activities at the farm you can enjoy during the season: Maple Fun: Maple-Inspired Dining: Indulge in a weekend brunch at the farm's
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If you want to skate on one of the most picturesque locations on the shores of Lake Ontario, head to Hamilton. Cootes Paradise stretches over 600 hectares, and it includes a 320-hectare river-mouth marsh, 16 creeks and 25 kilometres of shoreline. The recent polar vortex weather has frozen the marsh in some areas, and those sections are open for skating. When frozen completely, the marsh provides acres of exhilarating and unique skating experience across one of the largest wetlands at the western end of Lake Ontario. Royal Botanical Gardens staff has opened the Princess Point area of the marsh for public
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The 1.2 km long skating trail over the famous cranberry bog in Bala will open this Friday, January 19th, for day skating and Saturday, January 20th, for night skating. Home of Johnston Cranberries, Muskoka Lakes Farm and Winery offers plenty of winter activities when the cranberry bog freezes over during the season. Of the many activities, perhaps the most famous is the 1.2-kilometre ice skating trail surrounded by a unique setting: 12 acres of cranberries. After a weak start to winter, which pushed the standard December opening of the trail, Muskoka Lakes Farm and Winery will open the ice skating
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Sharpen your skates, and checkout some of Ontario's best ice skating trails this winter.
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You don’t need to wait until summer to experience the beauty of the 25 frozen waterfalls to see in the GTA. Bundle up and get outside; the magnificence of Mother Nature is calling you!
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Canada is full of amazing natural sites, but a visit to the city of Niagara Falls, with its views over the famous waters, can’t be beaten by any other experience in the country. While many people associate the name of the falls with the city, there are three portions to this section of tumbling waters – Horseshoe Falls, located on the Canadian side of the border, and Bridal Falls and American Falls, located on the U.S. side of the river. Flowing from the powerful Niagara River, these falls have the highest flow rate in the country and a vertical drop
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During the winter in Jasper National Park, Maligne Canyon is an awe-inspiring sight thanks to its deep walls and their snow and ice coverage. If you plan a hike around Maligne Canyon in this winter, it is essential to go prepared. During spring to fall, the canyon’s walls are flooded with raging waters and various waterfalls. And during the winter, all those falls freeze, creating that beautiful but equally dangerous landscape. The best and safest way to explore Maligne Canyon in the winter is with experienced guides and tour operators. These are considered ice walk or ice climbing tours, as
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This winter you can take a few short hikes to reach breathtaking views of the beautiful waterfalls across New Brunswick that have been frozen in time by the cold winter air. The following trails have a waterfall or ice caves as part of their winter offerings, and if the weather is cold enough, you can see spectacular (and unique) ice formations.
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With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, you may be thinking of some date ideas for you and your significant other. If you’re in the Saskatoon area, you’re in luck! Here are 20+ great outdoor winter date ideas you can try this year.
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Don't let the cold stop you from exploring Saskatoon! Here are some fun things you can do in Saskatoon even during the frigid winter months.
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