1. Steal a kiss in a romantic sunset destination.........romantic getaways.
2. Be a real Canadian in a Canoe!!--Canoeing and Kayaking Getaways
3. Last Minute Family Weekend Vacation.....Family Fun Getaways
4. Discover Ontario outdoor water sports fun at an Ontario lakefront resort, Inn or cottage.
5. Hike through a summer forest.....Hiking Getaways
6. Take a motor boat ride and discover one of 250,000 Ontario Lakes
7. Visit an Ontario attraction for family....see north of Toronto featured attractions
8. Buy some fresh Ontario road side vegetables and corn or visit a farmers' market
9. Go fishing for tasty freshwater Ontario Walleye or Pickerel.....fishing getaways.
10. Visit an Ontario Beach...more than 50 Ontario beaches to choose.
We're blogging about what we know best. What to do, where to do it and where to stay 'north' of Toronto. It's a well and little known fact that within an hour of the big city of Toronto, Ontario offers the most amazing and special places to find culture, history, entertainment, nature and recreation. Follow our blog for information and news about events, attractions and activities for the perfect day trip or getaway 'north' of Toronto.
Showing posts with label Ontario's Top 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ontario's Top 10. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Taylor's Top 10 Summer Activites Before Labour Day
With summer vacation time winding down there is still plenty to see and do before the dreaded "Back to School" Tuesday after the Labour Day Weekend. Head north on Highway 400 out of the city to........
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Monday, November 17, 2008
Ontario's Top Destinations North of Toronto
In the recent Toronto Star about Ontario's favourite destinations, the survey identified the top 5 plus honourable mentions to the next five. 8 of the top 10 attractions are north of Toronto. In order they are Algonquin Park, Ottawa/Gatineau, Lake Superior, Killarney Provincial Park, Elora Gorge, Muskoka, Rideau Canal in winter, and the Thousand Islands Gananoque. For the most part the attractions can be accessed by heading north on Highway 400, however several are to the North East, and North West accessible from the 401.
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