Iconic for canoeing, moose spotting, and fall colours. An actual must in Ontario.
Algonquin Provincial Park
Crystal-clear waters and the amazing Grotto cave hike. Feels almost like the Caribbean.
Bruce Peninsula National Park
Known for its insane towering cliffs and Indigenous pictographs.
Bon Echo Provincial Park
One of my personal favourite Ontario beaches. You can go out half a kilometer and still be walk on the bottom.
Singing Sands Beach & Trails
A very long beach! Also right next to the Long Point National Wildlife Area so the birding there is incredible.
Long Point Provincial Park
A stunning canyon for tubing, hiking, and small-town charm.
Elora Gorge
The world’s largest freshwater island. Just remember to bring your car on the ferry or else you'll have to ride it back and forth twice. I definitely don't know from experience.
Manitoulin Island
Pink granite and turquoise lakes. I've only been a couple times but it's Group of Seven vibes everywhere.
Killarney Provincial Park
Home to the Hermitage, Dundas Peak, and countless waterfalls!
Dundas Valley Conservation Area
Cities & Urban Experiences
Never gets old. Get it?
Royal Ontario Museum
Always an incredible trip
Ripley's Aquarium
Hidden Gems & Off-the-Beaten-Path
Always a fun store to look around. 10/10 will go again.
Cabinet of Curiosities
Getaways
Ski, snowboard, or just enjoy the après-ski vibes at the village
Blue Mountain Resort
Cultural & Historical Spots
Home to the largest known concentration of Indigenous rock carvings in Canada.
Petroglyphs Provincial Park
A big old house in the woods. Definitely worth checking out in the Hamilton area
The Hermitage History
Small Town Vibes
My personal cottage town. Feels like it's ripped from a movie.
Town of Parry Sound
A small town, a big lake, a lot of hiking. What else could you possibly ask for?
Township of Lake of Bays
Close to Hamilton and Toronto. Come for the annual summer Cactus Fest!
