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Beautiful set of cabins, designed and built by the owner, Ton. Originally from the Netherlands, super nice and happy to share local hikes and adventures. Cabins are affordable and come with your own “comfort station”: a separate building, with your own toilet, sink, and shower. Book your cabin here ...

Fletcher Creek is an easy, relatively quiet, and scenic hike for those with an appreciation for fen plant communities – or the rarest type of wetland in Ontario, Canada. Along your hike you will encounter wide pathways, canopies of deciduous and conifer trees, a lovely creek, and the crown jewel of ...

We came from Parc de la Gorge on Ch de Baldwin-Barnston road, which leads you to the Parc Harold F Baldwin area. Turn left onto Ch May and park your car in the parking area that is next to a small shop/cafe. There are signs at this point. Walk up the hill a bit until you reach the blue Mt. Pinacle s...

Cameron Falls is approximately 47 km (29 mi) east of Yellowknife along the Ingraham Trail. Driving along the Ingraham Trail there will eventually be a sign that says "Cameron Falls Trail 1 km". There is a small parking lot with pit toilets, a recycling bin and a large garbage bin. Sometimes the trai...

Devils Den & Railway Trail Loop: Whitby's Legendary Trail The Devils Den and Railway Trail Loop combines two of Heber Down Conservation Area's most fascinating trails into a 2-mile journey through legend, history, and natural beauty. This easy loop descends into the notorious Devils Den—a deep gully...

Maple Loop Trail: Quick Forest Escape in Durham Regional Forest Maple Loop is a 4.2-kilometer (2.6-mile) easy loop trail in Durham Regional Forest near Uxbridge, Ontario, offering a perfect quick escape into the woods. This well-maintained, peaceful trail winds through towering maple and mixed hardw...

Solitaire Lake Loop: Ontario's Hidden Gem in Limberlost Forest Solitaire Lake Loop is a 3.8-mile loop trail circling beautiful Solitaire Lake in the heart of Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve, near Huntsville, Ontario. This moderately challenging route features well-maintained boardwalks, stunn...

Tucked near the west gate of Algonquin Provincial Park, the Beetle Lake Trail offers a rich taste of Canadian Shield terrain—rocky ridges, beaver-pond wetlands, hardwood forest and a standout lookout over Oxtongue Lake—all in a manageable loop. Trail Basics & What to Expect Difficulty: Rated moderat...

Ranney Hill is reached by an out-and-back trail in the boreal forest over rocks to the top of a rocky outcrop overlooking many lakes in the area including David Lake. This trail can be muddy in the spring and busy during the day on weekends in the summers. There is around 8-10 parking spaces for veh...

The Boucle de la Chute du Diable (Devil’s Chute Loop) is a captivating hiking trail located in Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc, Quebec, Canada. This loop offers hikers an immersive experience through lush forests, leading to the mesmerizing Chute du Diable (Devil’s Falls), a stunning waterfall that serves as ...

Visit this hidden gem in Southern Alberta especially at sunset. This is a day use park and there are no facilities (bathrooms) available and camping is not allowed. Access is via a short gravel road leading to a parking area near the rock formations. There are also some excellent hiking trails and t...

Located in Nahanni National Park Reserve in the Northwest Territories, this waterfall is only accessible by float plane. You land on the river upstream of the falls and can walk 20 mins down a boardwalk to view the top of the towering waterfall. It is 300 feet tall. One can also trek down a trail to...

This spectacular coastal loop combines two of Parc national du Bic's signature trails (Le Chemin du Nord and Le Contrebandier Loop), offering a remarkable journey along the St. Lawrence River's southern shore. The route showcases the park's dramatic marriage of sea and mountain, where the Appalachia...

Head out on this 2.2-km loop trail near Bulkley-Nechako E, British Columbia. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 30 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, camping, and fishing, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit ...

Great waterfall to visit with parking accessible at the trailhead. Right off the road, you'll need to pay for parking but it's a nice waterfall especially in the fall. Can get pretty busy as it's becoming more and more popular nowadays with travelers, which can take away from getting a good photo in...

On the Ontario Parks website , Neys is described as one of the finest sand beaches on the north shore of Lake Superior, with Pic Island as it was immortalized by Lawren Harris of the Group of Seven, sub-Arctic plants, forest trails and pristine shoreline. That pretty much says it all. If you're driv...