Try these autumnal Algonquin alternatives!
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by Ontario Parks
1d ago
We know how keen you are to visit Algonquin Provincial Park in the fall, and we hate to see folks turned away because the park is full. Every year, the park welcomes visitors from as far away as northern Ontario, the southern United States, and even overseas! If you’re planning a day-trip, don’t forget to reserve … The post Try these autumnal Algonquin alternatives! appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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Art inspired by landscapes: Wabakimi’s Kiosk Project
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by Ontario Parks
1d ago
Today’s blog comes from Jake Guggenheimer, operations technician at Wabakimi Provincial Park, and Evan McCaul, Wabakimi’s assistant superintendent. If you’re one of the lucky campers who have been to the remote backcountry of Wabakimi Provincial Park, you’ve likely been through the Town of Armstrong to catch the train or board a floatplane to the park’s … The post Art inspired by landscapes: Wabakimi’s Kiosk Project appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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Halloween 2024 at Ontario Parks
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
By the pricking of our thumbs, something wicked this way comes… We’ve got tons of haunted Halloween events coming up! Find some stand-out spookiness below (and don’t forget to check our events page for late-breaking additions!). Will you be visiting the ghosts of campers past this October? Reminder: if you decorate your campsite for Halloween this year, please respect the natural … The post Halloween 2024 at Ontario Parks appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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Spot the fall migrators
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
Take a moment this fall to appreciate the wonder of the fall migrations. A trip to a park this autumn will expose you to an incredible variety of wildlife. The post Spot the fall migrators appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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Fall paddling at Restoule
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
Imagine:  You put your canoe or kayak into the lake. The water is smooth and reflective. The sky’s a deep, dark blue, and the clouds are brilliant white. The day is sunny, cool and crisp, and the trees that cover the hills around you…well, they’re a stunning display of red, orange, and yellow. There’s something special … The post Fall paddling at Restoule appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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Tracking the mysteries of migration
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
Today’s post comes from Bronte Creek Provincial Park Discovery Ranger Hannah Stockford and Darlington Provincial Park Piping Plover Student Jax Nasimok. Once upon a time, bird migration was a great mystery! Early ideas about migration by philosophers and scientists from hundreds of years ago were quite unusual. They varied from thinking birds hibernated in the mud … The post Tracking the mysteries of migration appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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Planning to visit us during fall colours? Start here.
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
The crisp air and morning frost that September brings get many Ontarians excited for the arrival of fall colours. And who can blame us? We would argue that Ontario is the most breathtaking place to enjoy autumn in all its stunning glory. If you’re planning a trip to take in the colours of the season, … The post Planning to visit us during fall colours? Start here. appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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The cat and the Mudbug: a guide to using iNaturalist
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
Cellphones have changed our lives in many ways. It seems like there’s an app available to cater to our every need, from baking to banking and all things in between. At Ontario Parks, we generally encourage green time over screen time, however there’s one app we believe every visitor should have on their phone. Making … The post The cat and the Mudbug: a guide to using iNaturalist appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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It’s September — what are the bears up to?
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
The nights are getting cooler, the days are getting shorter, and the bears know there is limited time to finish packing on the pounds before retiring to their winter dens. Food will only be available until about mid-October, so the days of feasting are quickly ending. Like the summer, in September bears are focused on … The post It’s September — what are the bears up to? appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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Fall biking at Ontario Parks
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by Ontario Parks
1w ago
From family cycling to mountain biking, you’ll find the perfect trail for your fall adventure at Ontario Parks. Take in the autumn colours as you cycle through some of Ontario’s most breathtaking scenery. Here are some of our favourite fall biking destinations: Silent Lake Provincial Park The park’s mountain bike trail offers two loops: a moderate and … The post Fall biking at Ontario Parks appeared first on Parks Blog ..read more
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