With Ontario’s incredible landscapes, this province is made for outdoor lovers. From our dense forests to our long freshwater beaches to our thousands of lakes and stunning coastline, camping is the best way to experience it all. And there are…
Discover beautiful Ontario, the most populous province in Canada. This province is known for its cities and its diverse natural landscape. Explore the Niagara Escarpment, travel to famous lakes and rivers and even find some of the best food in the country.
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With Ontario’s incredible landscapes, this province is made for outdoor lovers. From our dense forests to our long freshwater beaches to our thousands of lakes and stunning coastline, camping is the best way to experience it all. And there are…
Winter is a time for staying inside, eating warm meals and chilling out by the fire. WRONG! Winter…
March 28, 2021
If you’ve researched anything about what to do in Ontario, then you’ve probably seen Bruce Peninsula National Park…
February 10, 2021
When it comes to winter activities, there’s no beating snowshoeing. It’s not too rigorous, it’s affordable, it’s a…
January 5, 2021
When the holiday season approaches, figuring out what to buy someone on your list can add unnecessary pressure.…
November 20, 2020
There’s nothing quite like Lake Superior, the largest, deepest and coldest of the Great Lakes. It’s one of…
October 10, 2020
Of the six national parks that call Ontario home, Pukaskwa National Park feels the most remote. Located on…
September 24, 2020
There are 48 national parks in Canada, and six of them right here in Ontario. Each park protects…
September 15, 2020
Georgian Bay is known for many things, the gorgeous coastline, stunning cottages, and relaxing beach towns. But did…
September 9, 2020
Your bag is packed, and you jump in the car, ready for a road trip. But your destination?…
August 19, 2020![I was perusing on TikTok, as one does during this shutdown, when I came across a video that floored me. It was of a man, who was marvelling at the stars. He had lived in the city his whole life, and his friends brought him out to nature to see the stars in all their glory. I'll never forget the look on his face. It was full of wonder and surprise. Living in the country, I know how lucky I am to be able to look up and spot the Milky Way and easily pick out constellations among the crowded sky. Today is the last day of International Dark Sky Week, hosted by the International Dark Sky Association. Why are dark skies important?🌚 Light pollution has harmful effects on wildlife🌚 Impacts our quality of life🌚 Wastes energy🌚 Blocks the night sky from viewCanada has several dark sky preserves across the country, like Fathom Five National Marine Park pictured here. [You can see a full list through the link in my bio.]🌠 When was the last time you discovered the night? 🌠📍 Flowerpot Island, Tobermory•••••#DiscoverON #OntarioTravel #AdventureOntario #LoveOntario #MyOntario #DestinationOntario #IgersOntario #ParksCanada #idw2021 #DiscoverTheNight #NightSky #DarkSkies #FlowerpotIsland #FathomFiveNationalMarinePark #BrucePeninsula #Tobermory #ExploreTheBruce #BruceGreySimcoe #GeorgianBay #WomenWhoExploreOntario #ExploreOntario #OntarioOutdoors #CanadianDestinations #CanGeoTravel #GreatWhiteNorth #WildCanada #DiscoverCanada #UnlimitedCanada #VisitCanada #MilkyWayShooters](https://mywanderingvoyage.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)