Huntsville, Ontario is a hot spot in winter, with plenty to do and great places to dine and warm yourself. So if visiting Arrowhead Ice Trail don’t miss out on this charming town.
Killbear Provincial Park has become an exciting winter destination. Read on for the top five reasons to visit the park in the colder months.
If you are looking for unique ideas to keep your little ones engaged, look no further than winter in the Great Canadian Wilderness. Plan your visit around these all-ages outdoor activities and events across our region of Ontario, and make this winter one of fun for the whole family.
Visiting the ice skating trail at Arrowhead Provincial Park is a quintessential Canadian winter experience. Located just outside Huntsville, this trail is one of the most popular winter destinations in Ontario and requires some advance planning due to its popularity.
South Algonquin is a snowmobiler’s dream, with hundreds of kilometers of groomed trails maintained by local clubs. The region is part of the extensive Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) trail system, connecting riders to routes that stretch across the province.
Discover the cozy independent bookstores that make winter in the Great Canadian Wilderness even more magical. There’s something deeply satisfying about escaping the winter cold into a warm bookstore, where rows upon rows of stories wait to transport you somewhere else entirely.
If you’re looking for the perfect winter day trip that combines festival excitement, delicious local food, outdoor adventure, hot drinks, and enchanting lights, we have the ultimate itinerary for you.
Embrace the best winter has to offer in Ontario as the Fire & Ice Festival returns to Bracebridge on January 31, 2026.
The amazing Jann Arden will be performing on her Christmas Tour in Huntsville on December 13. She is just one of the wide range of artists playing the region this winter.
Take a tour of the region’s spectacular waterways this fall and experience some of the most brilliant foliage you’ll see anywhere in Canada.
The annual Muskoka Cranberry Route is back! From September 26 to October 19 the self-driving tour takes in more than 30 stops with Ontario’s Cottage Country’s favourite fruit served up in a host of different ways.
Fall camping and hiking offer spectacular foliage and crisp air, but visitors must stay vigilant about black bears preparing for winter hibernation.
It’s fall fair season in Ontario’s cottage country – a chance to experience the agricultural lifestyle and simpler things as well as lots of delicious freshly-harvested food, livestock and exhilarating rides.
Every fall Parry Sound truly comes alive and the region offers travellers the perfect blend of breathtaking fall colours, cultural richness, outdoor adventure, and small-town charm.
Our region is rich in history with great museums showcasing everything from Indigenous beginnings, to logging and nautical life, to our famous sons and daughters. So take a road trip and immerse yourself in the past.