Layer Up and Lean In: A Newcomer’s Guide to Winter in Cottage Country
There is no better way to understand Canada’s relationship with winter than showing up, layering up, and throwing yourself down a snow-covered main street on an inner tube.
There is no better way to understand Canada’s relationship with winter than showing up, layering up, and throwing yourself down a snow-covered main street on an inner tube.
When the red and orange leaves drop to the ground, a second forest display commences in the Great…
Blazing autumn colour, winding Canadian Shield roads, and not a traffic light in sight — fall motorcycle touring in the Great Canadian Wilderness is as good as it gets
I grew up in Muskoka. For a lot of people it's the peak summer destination. For me, it's…
Nestled along the serene shores of Eagle Lake, Mikisew Provincial Park offers a quintessential Northern Ontario camping experience.…
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.
Fall camping and hiking offer spectacular foliage and crisp air, but visitors must stay vigilant about black bears preparing for winter hibernation.
Located just north of Muskoka, Ontario, the Almaguin Highlands offers a paradise for cyclists seeking both gravel and road biking opportunities. Featuring rolling hills, tranquil lakes, and quaint villages, the area provides a stunning backdrop for every cycling journey.
The lake-and-cottage landscapes of Ontario’s Great Canadian Wilderness have found a new international audience thanks in part to…
Pure Canadian Shield singletrack, towering pines, and the kind of trail that makes you forget everything else, mountain biking in Muskoka and Parry Sound is Ontario riding at its very best.
Explore Loring-Restoule’s farm-to-table treasures from award-winning maple syrup, fresh produce and fields of flowers.
With incredible provincial parks and welcoming family-run campgrounds, beginners have endless opportunities to connect with nature in the Great Canadian Wilderness.
It's the quintessential Canadian animal: huge, strong and yet mostly placid, gliding its way with surprising agility for…
The Fire Tower Trail at Restoule Provincial Park is the must-do hike of the Loring-Restoule region —and one of many amazing places to hike in our region.
Spring in the Great Canadian Wilderness isn’t subtle – and neither are the photography opportunities.