Travel Guides

Ontario, home to large cities like Toronto and Ottawa, has thousands breathtaking bike trails in the big city and in the country, that are a treat for any cyclist or outdoors person. Many people don't know how much Ontario has to offer to the cycling community. From biking in the designated lanes in the province's capital, to amazing views of the environment in Bruce County, that has some of the [...]

Kingston: The Limestone City Kingston, Ontario is the perfect mix of old and new. The city is steeped in history and tradition but balanced by new development and innovation. Culture oozes from the city’s limestone walls. Here's a list of sights you don't want to miss out on: Fort Henry The fort was originally built to protect the town and waterway. During WW1 and WW2 Fort Henry was used as a [...]

Ontario is certainly not short on ideal fishing spots for new fishers and even the most seasoned fishing veterans. When you plan your next trip to Ontario, keep in mind that fishing and camping make for great family outings. If you are travelling solo, take a day or two to enjoy the outdoors. Northwestern Ontario Sunset County has more than 70,000 fishable lakes. Quetico Provincial Park and the Albany River system are [...]

  Ontario is famous for its stunning scenery of outdoor beauty and indoor elegance. Ontario is sure to have the perfect wedding venue to suit traditional couples to the most outrageous couples. Browse through the listings below and let Ontario help make your special day as beautiful as you deserve! Marrying at an Ontario landmark is certainly an option, but make sure to include some extra costs in your budget for [...]

Tourists coming to Ontario to scope out the hiking trails are in for a treat. Ontario has hundreds upon hundreds of hiking trails to suit all levels of hikers. Ontario hiking trails are classified into six types: Trans Canada Trail, existing multi-use trail, planned multi-use trail, National Trail, existing hiking trail, and planned hiking trail. Where to Hike in Ontario Quetico Provincial Park; nearest town, Aitkokan 7 trails of 1-10 km in length 1,500 [...]

The custom of opening one’s home to travelers has been a tradition for centuries. Nowhere is it more time-honored than in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. The Niagara Region has established a very reputable Bed and Breakfast industry over the years. The B&B’s are among some of the oldest structures in the province. They exude an old world charm, combined with new world luxuries. The owners of these establishments take pride in knowing [...]