Category: Travel

Fall is for day tripping, whether a simple hike, a stroll along the beach or a weekend getaway. Kingston is popular for many reasons: It’s the original capital of Canada, a bit of an up-and-coming foodie hub, it’s the home of Queen’s University where thousands of Torontonians attend each year and so much more. So, … Continued

If your dream weekend away includes sunrises over the vines and a nightcap under a blanket of stars, a tiny nook of the Niagara region just got a global shout-out. In Expedia’s Unpack 2026 report, the go-to guide from Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo on what’s next in travel, a lakefront farmhouse in Lincoln, Ontario, was … Continued

If you’re looking for a little slice of Europe in the middle of Ontario, there’s a hidden gem nestled at the junction of the Grand and Nith Rivers, about a 1.5-hour drive from Toronto. Paris, Ontario, more or less takes after its more famous European namesake, as the picturesque town is all cobblestone heritage, market-hall … Continued

Fall brings with it warm, vibrant colours while the leaves change over. There are so many ways to appreciate the fall colours in Ontario, but possibly the grandest way would be to fly overhead in a hot air balloon ride. Whether you’re a local looking to make new memories on a day trip or a … Continued

If you’re looking to explore a picturesque town that’s filled with stone-built charm and riverside fall colours, there’s one hidden gem nestled in Lanark County, about halfway between Ottawa and Kingston. Perth, Ontario, sits along the Tay River, surrounded by stone façades, maple-lined footpaths and river views (making it an easy add to your fall … Continued

If you’re looking for peak fall colours and big-sky views without Algonquin’s gridlock, there’s a smaller provincial park full of maple tree-clad hills, gorgeous bluffs and a cluster of trails that lead to scenic lookouts. Restoule Provincial Park is a lesser-known escape nestled between Stormy Lake and Restoule Lake in the Almaguin Highlands, making it … Continued

Last week it was Algonquin Park, and this week Muskoka is officially 100 per cent fall colour change right now and a beautiful sight to see. Every hill, every lakeshore, every winding road seems dipped in paint — reds so deep they look like embers, oranges that glow in the late-afternoon sun, and yellows that … Continued

Forget picking up a pumpkin at your local grocery store—some of the best fall memories for families involve visits to pumpkin patches. These charming farms allow families to browse through thousands of pumpkins of every shape, size, and color, experience hayrides, petting zoos, stroll through giant corn mazes, and even sample delicious cider and baked … Continued

Autumn is about much more than leaf-watching. Head to the Almaguin Highlands, just north of Muskoka, and you’ll discover a giant outdoor art environment that pairs peak fall colours with a surreal forest of massive concrete faces. “Screaming Heads,” also known as Midlothian Castle & Gallery, was created by artist and retired teacher Peter Camani … Continued

Meaford is a small, picturesque town nestled on the Georgian Bay coast, in the heart of Ontario’s apple country. While it’s mainly known for its apple orchards and pick-your-own farms, each fall, the town hosts a family-friendly Scarecrow Invasion. Until Oct 26, 2025, the streets and storefronts will be filled with hundreds of handmade straw … Continued