Arrowhead Provincial Park
A perfect introduction to the Muskoka landscape. Hike to the picturesque Big Bend Lookout for a stunning view of the winding Big East River and stop by the cascading Stubbs Falls.
Photo by MICHAEL SCOTT
Granite shores, windswept pines & a call of the loon.
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Escape the city and immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of Ontario's Canadian Shield. This journey takes you through the legendary wilderness of Algonquin Provincial Park, along the granite shores of Georgian Bay, and into the heart of classic Canadiana, with crackling campfires and starry nights.
Canoe LakeA perfect introduction to the Muskoka landscape. Hike to the picturesque Big Bend Lookout for a stunning view of the winding Big East River and stop by the cascading Stubbs Falls.
Photo by MICHAEL SCOTT

Fuel up for your adventure at this iconic local roastery known for its handcrafted, sustainably sourced coffee. Grab a bag of their signature Lumberjack or Black Bear blend to enjoy by the campfire.
Photo by The Vista Restaurant
Get oriented at this essential stop. The centre features world-class exhibits on the park's natural and cultural history, a theatre, and a viewing deck with a breathtaking panoramic view of the Algonquin wildlands.
Photo by Algonquin Park Visitor Centre
Settle into your campsite at one of Algonquin's most popular and scenic campgrounds. Situated on Mew Lake, it offers excellent access to hiking and biking trails for your next day's adventure.
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A must-do in Algonquin. This relatively short but steep 2.1 km loop trail rewards hikers with one of the most famous and spectacular views in Ontario, overlooking a vast, rolling landscape of forest and lakes.
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HighlightRent a classic canoe from The Portage Store and paddle the iconic Canoe Lake, the starting point for many of Tom Thomson's artistic journeys. Experience the quintessential Algonquin activity, gliding silently across the water surrounded by towering pines.
Photo by Andrew Apperley
A convenient and satisfying spot for a post-paddle meal. This casual grill offers classic fare like burgers and fries, and is a great place to recharge before heading back to your campsite for the evening.
Photo by Lake of Two Rivers Cafe and Grill
Walk across the impressive suspension bridge spanning the majestic French River Gorge. The visitor centre offers fantastic exhibits on the 'Voyageur Highway,' a critical transportation route in Canadian history.
Visit this quirky and iconic Canadian landmark, a nine-metre replica of the 1951 Canadian nickel. It's a symbol of Sudbury's rich mining history and offers a great photo opportunity.
Photo by Tony Brandner
Embark on a challenging but incredibly rewarding hike to 'The Crack.' This rugged trail involves scrambling over massive boulders to reach a spectacular panoramic vista of the La Cloche Mountains' white quartzite ridges and sapphire-blue lakes.
Photo by Matthew Trask
Experience rustic luxury at this classic northern lodge on the shores of Georgian Bay. After a long day of hiking, relax in the cozy pine-paneled rooms and enjoy the serene waterfront setting.
Take a leisurely morning hike starting in the village of Killarney. This scenic trail winds along the granite shoreline, offering beautiful views of Georgian Bay before ending at the historic Killarney East Lighthouse.
Photo by Nathan Sears
Named after a founding member of the Group of Seven, this lookout provides a dramatic view of High Falls as the Onaping River cascades 55 meters. A bridge crosses the gorge for even better vantage points.
Photo by Angelo Garcia
Settle in for the night at this peaceful campground located right on the waters of the North Channel of Lake Huron. It's a perfect spot to watch the sunset and rest before the final leg of your journey.
Photo by Thomas Wiese
Hike this trail within Pancake Bay Provincial Park for a solemn and breathtaking view over Lake Superior, looking towards Whitefish Point where the famous freighter sank. The view from the platform is a powerful reminder of the lake's raw power.
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Witness ancient history at this sacred Ojibwe site. When the lake is calm, you can walk a narrow ledge along a sheer rock face to view generations of red ochre pictographs depicting dreams, events, and spirits.
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Celebrate the end of your epic journey with a delicious meal at this upscale restaurant housed in a historic paper mill. Enjoy stunning views of the St. Marys River as you reflect on your adventure through the Ontario wilderness.
Photo by The Mill Steakhouse and Wine Bar
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