When one goes to Killarney, one treks the famous hike that made this park so well known. Contrary to popular belief, The Crack in Killarney is ready to be tackled in all seasons – winter included. It’s tough at the best of times with its steep incline to the incredible views we all crave. Add […]
Camping and winter may not go in the same sentence for most people. While Ontario may be covered in snow, a number of provincial parks are open not just for day use but overnight fun! Who wouldn’t love having one of the most popular provincial parks almost entirely to themselves? When I was invited to […]
Known for its mining history, there’s more to Sudbury than just the famous Big Nickel. The city is a fantastic destination in the winter months! As northern Ontario’s largest city by population and fifth largest by geographical size, there’s plenty to see and do. You have to check out these winter activities in Sudbury, whether […]
Affectionately referred to as “The Soo”, Sault Ste Marie is the heart of Northern Ontario and the perfect destination for some winter fun. Whether you’re from the area or looking for an epic road trip, a Sault winter is a must have experience for everyone visiting Canada. Don’t go confusing SSM with its American counterpart […]
With the colder weather comes the spirit of the season, and what better way to enjoy it than with a Christmas market! A right of passage for the season in Europe, us Canadians also love a good holiday market. While ours aren’t nearly as old as some of the German Christmas markets for example, I […]
While most people only stay around Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories, there is plenty more to explore. Don’t get me wrong, Yellowknife is a great city, but there is so much more to experience! Grab a set of wheels and head south around Great Slave Lake. There are a few towns along the route, and […]
