Solo Road trip with lots of Camping and hiking I had so much fun on my drive across the country! From the rocky lake shores of Ontario to the vast grasslands of Manitoba and Saskatchewan to the...
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Solo Road trip with lots of Camping and hiking I had so much fun on my drive across the country! From the rocky lake shores of Ontario to the vast grasslands of Manitoba and Saskatchewan to the...
Nature has an incredible ability to soothe our souls and transport us away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. In the heart of the Greater Toronto Area, there lies a hidden gem known as Rouge...
Kootenay National Park is located just South of the more popular Banff National Park. Every year around 500,000 people visit Kootenay but this is nothing compared to the over 3 MILLION that visit...
There are so many amazing blogs about Banff National Park out there. So many of them I read when I was planning my trip out there. There are dozens of itineraries, lists of things to do...
Bruce Peninsula National Park is a perfect destination for a fall camping trip. The summer crowds dwindle after Labour Day weekend and you can really enjoy the natural beauty of the Bruce Peninsula...
Point Pelee National Park is best known for being located at the Southern-most point of mainland Canada. There are plenty of fun things to do at the park including lots of good hiking trails...
Yoho National Park is located in British Columbia just west of the Alberta border (operates on the Alberta time zone, MST). The park encompasses 1,313 km² of wilderness. It is most often visited...
I really began falling in love with hiking and spending time in National Parks during the time that I was living in Nova Scotia. I grew up going camping with my family in the summers and enjoyed...