Don’t wait until the New Year to make your resolution. When Ontario’s pandemic lockdown (2.0) begins on Boxing Day, let’s all make a pledge to push through one more time with grit, grace and gratitude. If 2020 had to be described in an emoji, bet you we’d all choose the same one. (We’ll give you... Read more»
A seasoned rider explains how warm-weather road warriors can keep cycling all winter long in Ontario’s cottage country: behold the fat bike. Maybe your road bike has been hung up for the season, the indoor trainer has been dusted off and, because of the pandemic, your annual cycling trip to a warmer destination has been... Read more»
Pandemic got you sticking closer to home this November? Looking to head out for some adventure in your own backyard? Consider a road trip scavenger hunt to discover amazing historic buildings and the fascinating tales they tell. There’s no doubt that the great Canadian wilderness just north of Toronto is recognized for its stunning landscapes... Read more»
Not even a pandemic could dampen celebrations to honor incredible 2020 milestones for some wonderful tourism businesses in the great Canadian wilderness north of Toronto. Big congratulations and happy anniversary to the following establishments from all of us at Explorers’ Edge – we look forward to your many more years of success! Algonquin Inn: Happy... Read more»
Book your Late Fall Getaway to Huntsville, Muskoka and get the Late Fall Sweater Weather Travel Package – free gas and spending vouchers worth $100 or $125! Historically, November enjoyed less popularity as a travel month in Ontario than its flashier summer cousins, July and August. But in the new era we’re all living in, turns... Read more»
When the red and orange leaves drop to the ground, a second forest display commences in the great Canadian wilderness just north of Toronto. As October days and nights turn cool and crisp, the maple trees shed their bright red and orange leaves. But the annual fireworks are not over yet – fall has another... Read more»
Located a few hours north of Toronto, you’ll discover plenty of incredible spots to view the annual Fall colour display, in addition to the world-famous Algonquin Park. There’s no doubt that Algonquin – the country’s oldest provincial park – remains the most popular destination in the nation for “leaf peeping” – and rightly so!... Read more»
