Nestled within the rugged beauty of Lake Superior Provincial Park, Old Woman Bay is a stunning destination that features dramatic cliffs, tranquil beaches, and rich cultural lore. Whether you're a road tripper, hiker, photographer, or nature enthusiast, this secluded bay provides a perfect escape in Northern Ontario.

An overnight bikepacking trip to Darlington Provincial Park offers the perfect blend of adventure and tranquillity. Nestled along Lake Ontario's shoreline, this accessible getaway combines scenic cycling routes, serene natural landscapes, and convenient amenities.

From Lake Ontario’s shoreline to the rolling hills of the Greenbelt, Toronto is surrounded by bikepacking potential, and you don’t need to go far to find something epic.

Ontario's Ride the Highlands has long been the ultimate destination for motorcycle riders seeking fun, twisty roads. Recently, thanks to the efforts of the Ride The Highlands team, three new adventure bike loops have been created, making it Ontario's top adventure bike destination. Whether you enjoy navigating rocky trails, cruising along scenic backroads, or covering miles on gravel, the Highlands offer something for every adventure rider.

We love RV camping along Ontario’s north shore of Lake Superior, a bucket-list road trip for adventure seekers! With breathtaking views, rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and incredible provincial parks, this route offers some of the best camping in Canada. Whether you're looking for full-service campgrounds or off-grid boondocking spots, this guide will help you plan the ultimate RV trip along this stunning stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway.

Discover the best Lake Superior adventures in Ontario! From hiking scenic trails and cycling breathtaking routes to paddling pristine waters and chasing waterfalls, this ultimate outdoor guide has everything you need to explore the Superior coastline. Plan your next adventure today!

Touring Ontario’s Algoma region is one of Ontario’s most breathtaking RV road trips, taking you along the rugged shores of Lake Superior and through the wild landscapes of Algoma Country. This 8-day itinerary includes must-see landmarks, RV-friendly campgrounds, and plenty of adventures along the way.

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Northern Ontario should be at the top of your list if you're looking for the ultimate road trip destination. With its vast wilderness, breathtaking scenery, and welcoming small towns, this region offers some of Canada's best RV travel experiences. Whether you’re chasing adventure, seeking solitude, or looking for the best campgrounds with full hookups, RVing in Northern Ontario has something for everyone.

The Simcoe County Loop Trail is one of Ontario’s premier cycling routes, offering an incredible mix of rail trails, waterfront views, and historic towns. This 160-kilometre loop provides a scenic and relatively easy ride, perfect for new and seasoned bikepackers seeking an extended weekend adventure.

Let’s go fat biking - Winter weekends don’t have to mean staying indoors. Muskoka is calling if you want an active getaway that blends stunning scenery, outdoor adventure, and cozy hospitality. With fat biking trails that wind through snow-covered forests and alongside frozen rivers, Muskoka offers the perfect setting for a two-day road trip. Start your journey in Parry Sound, head to Bracebridge, and discover why this region is a winter wonderland for fat biking enthusiasts.

Pros and Cons of Pop-Up Camping: When it comes to camping, the accommodation options are as varied as the landscapes you’ll explore. One choice that continues to capture adventurers' hearts is the pop-up camper. Compact, lightweight, and easy to tow, pop-up campers offer a unique balance of comfort and simplicity. But are they the right fit for you?

Are you seeking an extraordinary cycling experience combining breathtaking scenery, community spirit, and personal challenge? Look no further than The Great Waterfront Trail Adventure (GWTA) in 2025! This iconic event offers cyclists of all levels the opportunity to pedal along Ontario's stunning waterfronts, immersing themselves in a world of natural beauty, cultural exploration, and camaraderie.

Nestled in the heart of Muskoka, Bracebridge transforms into a dazzling winter wonderland when the snow falls. Its charming streets, scenic landscapes, and endless outdoor activities make it the perfect spot for a winter adventure. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping activities or serene moments in nature, this guide will help you make the most of your Bracebridge winter escape.

What to wear for fat biking - Winter fat biking in Ontario is an exhilarating way to embrace the season’s beauty, from snow-draped trails to crisp, frosty air. But let’s face it: Ontario’s freezing temperatures can be intimidating. Your ride can quickly turn from adventure to misery without the right gear. So, what’s the secret to staying warm, comfortable, and safe on the trails? It’s all about dressing smartly and layering strategically.

Discover the thrill of fat biking in Ontario's winter wonderland. Explore top trails, essential gear, and tips for staying warm while riding snowy landscapes.

Discover the ultimate all-in-one kayak with the Crescent Kayaks CK2 Venture! It is designed for solo fishing but is easily convertible into a double kayak for couples and pet owners. This versatile sit-on-top kayak offers exceptional stability, durability, and flexibility. With a modular design, it easily transitions between tandem and solo setups, making it perfect for shared adventures or solo fishing trips. The wide, stable base accommodates pets comfortably, while its durable, high-density polyethylene construction withstands rugged conditions. Anglers will love the ample storage, Gear Tracs for mounting accessories, and a spacious design ideal for reeling in the big catch.

Discover the captivating beauty of Algonquin Park on this nine-day pop-up camper camping adventure, journeying from the serene Kiosk to the scenic Achray Campground and ending at the bustling Lake of Two Rivers. This detailed itinerary offers a blend of outdoor activities, iconic viewpoints, and essential stops along the way, making it a must-read for nature lovers and campers alike.

While tents and RVs each have their appeal, pop-up camping trailers strike a perfect balance between the simplicity of tent camping and the comfort of an RV. After spending many nights with our pop-up camper over the past couple of decades, we’ve appreciated its unique advantages. Here are ten reasons we love our pop-up camping trailer.