The Spruce Bog Boardwalk Trail at Algonquin Provincial Park is an easy and accessible path that everyone can enjoy. This relatively flat, wheelchair accessible loop path takes you through the forest and across two Algonquin spruce bogs (the Sunday Creek bog and a small kettle bog). It’s one of the top Algonquin Park hiking trails.

Mew Lake Algonquin Ontario Provincial Parks Yurt Camping

Nestled amidst the tranquil forests of Algonquin Ontario Provincial Park, Mew Lake offers a unique Winter yurt camping experience. Surrounded by towering pines and pristine lakes, this secluded getaway provides a perfect blend of adventure and comfort. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by the serene ambiance of nature, where trails beckon to be explored. Transitioning from the bustling city life, guests quickly adapt to the peaceful rhythms of the wilderness. Inside the cozy yurts, warmth envelops visitors, ensuring a snug retreat after a day of outdoor exploration. Additionally, communal fire pits foster camaraderie among fellow campers, encouraging shared tales under the starlit sky. Mew Lake’s yurt camping seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern convenience, offering a memorable escape into Ontario’s breathtaking natural beauty.

Haliburton Forest Wolf Centre Ontario Canada

The Haliburton Forest Wolf Centre is a 5,000-square-foot, fully indoor, and wheelchair-accessible education facility dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of wolves and their role in the ecosystem. More specifically, the centre features self-guided, museum-style exhibits, an educational cinema and classroom, a well-stocked souvenir shop, and indoor, one-way glass observatories. These observatories offer visitors a unique opportunity to observe the wolf centres resident wolf pack as they roam freely within their expansive 7-acre enclosure, replicating their natural habitat.

Hike Haliburton Festival Winter 2025 On The Ganaraska Trail

Hiking In The Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands On The Ganaraska Trail

On Saturday February 1 st I had the great privilege to go on a hike with a group for hike Haliburton Festival 2025 which included 2 hiking leaders from the Ganaraska Hiking Trail membership. I cannot say how grateful I am for these people who care and look after the trails and take time out of their busy lives to organize these hikes for Hike Haliburton and to educate people along the way on trash in trash out, how to follow blazes and what to do in emergencies. We have allot of new visitors in Ontario and it is key to educate these people so we can all enjoy the trail together and keep them safe and clean from human waste and garbage. More and more people are using the trails every year both old visitors to the province and new and it is more important now then it ever was to have these great supporters of hiking trails across Ontario donating their time looking after the trails for us to use.

Gull Lake Ice Hut Rentals On Gull Lake At Miners Bay

A brilliant morning out on the ice at miners bay ice fishing

Visiting the ice hut rentals on Gull Lake near Miners Bay Ontario as everyone is getting ready to settle in for a great day of ice fishing as the sun comes up.