If you've ever envisioned gliding silently through the early morning mist in a canoe, hoping to catch sight of a moose, or kayaking on a vast lake that feels as endless as the sea; if you've dreamt of navigating the rapids of a fast-flowing river or hiking through a remote wilderness where you can walk for miles without encountering another person, then you are in the perfect place.
Northwest Ontario – Thunder Bay
Adventure awaits you in Thunder Bay and its surrounding region. The history, beauty, and cultural charm of this lakeside gem in Northwest Ontario invite you to immerse yourself in a unique urban experience. Situated along the shores of the world’s largest freshwater lake and enveloped by the stunning boreal forest and the Nor’Wester mountain range, Thunder Bay is the ideal destination to reconnect with your adventurous spirit.
Tucked into the boreal forests of the true Canadian North, Wilderness North is a remote wilderness lodge experience. Following an hour-long private flight from Thunder Bay, you’ll stay in one of the lakefront cabins and enjoy a wide array of activities, including exclusive access to 32 km of Miminiska Lake for canoeing, and kayaking. Click here for more information.
Algonquin Park & Muskoka Lakes Region
Located just a three-hour drive from Toronto and Ottawa, Algonquin Provincial Park offers breathtaking wildlife encounters and stunning scenery that should not be missed. Covering an area comparable to that of Devon, Algonquin is home to over 3,000 moose, as well as white-tailed deer and wolves. Its dramatic landscape features rocky ridges, spruce bogs, and crystal-clear lakes and rivers, with Beech, Sugar Maple, and Pine trees stretching as far as the eye can see.
Muskoka, often referred to as “the Hamptons of the North,” is a captivating destination situated just two hours north of Toronto. This picturesque region is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, featuring crystal-clear lakes, verdant forests, and charming towns. During the summer months, the scenic lakeside setting of Muskoka Lakes invites visitors to partake in a variety of water activities, including swimming, boating, and water skiing. As winter approaches, the region transforms into a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. Click here for more information.
Georgian Bay & Blue Mountain
The perfect destination for adventure, Blue Mountain is situated just 90 minutes north of Toronto. Nestled on the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, this remarkable region provides breathtaking views of the southern shores of Georgian Bay. The vibrant pedestrian village offers a diverse array of year-round recreational activities, including zip-lining, a mountain rollercoaster, hiking, cycling, caving, treetop walking, skiing, and much more. Click here for more information
Ontario’s Highlands
A captivating region located in Eastern Ontario, known for its diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and a wide array of recreational opportunities. Stretching from the Ottawa Valley to the north of the city of Kingston, this area encompasses charming towns, pristine lakes, rolling hills, and lush forests, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.
The numerous lakes and rivers in Ontario Highlands present abundant opportunities for water-based activities. Canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding are particularly popular on the Madawaska River. For those who prefer to remain on solid ground, the region features a variety of cycling routes, including scenic roadways and dedicated mountain biking trails. The Highlands Trail offers diverse terrains suitable for cyclists of all skill levels, while mountain biking parks, such as Gus Harris Trails, provide exhilarating rides through rugged landscapes. In the winter, Ontario Highlands transforms into a haven for winter sports enthusiasts. Skiing and snowboarding are available at resorts like Calabogie Peaks, which offers a range of slopes catering to different skill levels. Click here for more information.
Kingston & 1000 Islands
The picturesque town of Kingston brims with classic Canadian heritage and is renowned for Fort Henry National Historic Site, the Royal Military College and its City Hall and market square. Made up of over 1,800 islands, the 1000 Islands region is regarded as one of the most beautiful places on earth. Explore its exquisite beauty on a cruise; sail past tree-clad isles and admire palatial waterfront homes and quaint island cottages. Click here for more information.
All this and much more await you in the adventure playground of the North – Ontario, Canada.