6 tips for winter camping at Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park
So you’re no stranger to camping but want a new adventure? Or maybe you’ve invested some money in winter camping
So you’re no stranger to camping but want a new adventure? Or maybe you’ve invested some money in winter camping
Today’s post comes from past Superintendent Trevor Gibb. Quetico Provincial Park, located 1.5 hours west of Thunder Bay on Highway
Step off the beaten path and glide into the quiet wilderness of Algonquin Provincial Park‘s backcountry ski trails! Here, snow-laden
Imagine: You put your canoe or kayak into the lake. The water is smooth and reflective. The sky’s a deep, dark
Today’s post comes from Jill Sorensen, Quetico Provincial Park’s biggest sweet tooth. Celebrating a birthday or anniversary while on your
Located just an hour’s drive from Thunder Bay, Sleeping Giant Provincial Park protects the majority of the Sibley Peninsula. This
Why is the Hunter Island Loop the crowning achievement for so many canoeists? With 232 kilometres of paddling and 34
Amber reds, warm yellows, and oranges as brilliant as a nighttime campfire – there are few places with fall colours
Today’s post comes from Sofi Czich, previous canoe resource technician at Wabakimi Provincial Park. Planning a paddling trip during late