Canadian winters: some people love them, some people hate them – but there’s more to them ice, sleet, and snow. Whether it’s curling up by a fire, overlooking a frozen lake, or hitting the slopes atop a snow coverage village; there’s magic to be found just about everywhere. From festivals and 5-star hotels, to spas and resorts – there’s an abundance of opportunity for rest, … [Read more...]
Ten Spots to Snowshoe around Toronto
If you can walk and hike, you can snowshoe. Pick up a pair of snowshoes (whether you rent a pair or buy a pair of your own), wait for a little snow and voilà! You have an easy winter adventure, even if you live in the heart of Toronto. Here are ten beautiful spots to snowshoe in and around the Greater Toronto Area: 10. Albion Hills Conservation Area Albion Hills, part of the … [Read more...]
6 Best Family Friendly Campgrounds Near Toronto
Toronto is a gorgeous city that attracts millions of tourists each year. Families visit to soak in the city culture and to enjoy the breath taking nature of Canada. The best way to get the most of the city and of the natural splendor of the region is to spend a few days enjoying Toronto and then a few days exploring some of the local campgrounds. Balance out the hustle and … [Read more...]
What to expect in Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show 2015
The Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show is now ON! Location: Toronto International Centre, Hall 5, 6900 Airport Road, Mississauga Show Dates and Times: Friday, February 20th 11AM – 8PM; Saturday, February 21st, 10AM – 6PM; Sunday, February 22nd, 10AM – 5PM Inspiring speakers, paddle sports, adventures in far-off lands, and gear, oh the gear. I adore the … [Read more...]
Autumn in High Park: Nature in the heart of Toronto city
By Sarah Varnam As the largest park (398 acres/161 hectares) contained within Toronto city limits, High Park is full of surprises year-round. Though I’ve been to High Park many times—to play in the playgrounds as a little girl, to take pictures as part of a photography day camp when I was a little older, and to listen to poetry during summer festivals as a university … [Read more...]
