Queen Elizabeth 2 Wildlands Provincial Park
Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park is a 33,505 hectare park that contains more than 100 habitat types
Ontario Hiking Trails Blog
Ontario Provincial Parks Hiking Trails
Hiking in some of Ontario’s provincial parks can be and has been very rewarding for me.
Lake Simcoe Ice Fishing
Lake Simcoe has been known for decades as the “Ice Fishing Capital of North America” and it’s no wonder, considering that more people fish this inland lake. Jumbo Perch Lake Trout Northern Pike and more
Ontario Ice Fishing
Lake Simcoe Ice Fishing
Ontario Waterfall photography
waterfalls of Ontario
Kawartha Trans Canada Trail
Kawartha Trans Canada Trail aka THE GREAT TRAIL Doube’s Trestle Bridge an old abandoned railway turned hiking trail.
Torrance Barrens Conservation Reserve
Encompassing 1,990 hectares (5,000 acres), the Torrance Barrens Conservation Reserve is one of the most striking geological areas in Muskoka. The lunar landscape of the Torrance Barrens is characterized by low ridges of Precambrian bedrock, separated by wetland and peat-filled hollows. The Barrens is also an ideal place to view the night skies.
Top 5 Hiking Camping & Photography
Some of my best drone flights with my Mavic Air 2 and photography with my Nikon D800
BURLEIGH FALLS ONTARIO
Trent Severn Waterway at Burleigh Falls
Samuel Wilmot Nature Area Steelhead Fishing
Samuel Wilmot Nature Area Steelhead Fishing On The Shore Of Lake Ontario