Category: Paddling

  • 5 reasons to visit Nagagamisis Provincial Park

    Canada’s Boreal Forest Region stretches from the edge of the Yukon in the north, down and across the country all of the way to Newfoundland and Labrador. Ecologically rich and diverse, the boreal forest ecosystem captures the imagination with its towering trees, shimmering lakes, and breathtaking scenery. It can be hard to choose where to…

  • Best parks to launch your boat in southeastern Ontario

    Ready to set out on the water, but not sure of the best boating locales? Check out these five water access points in southeastern Ontario that could be your gateway to exploring new waterways.

  • 5 reasons to visit Pancake Bay Provincial Park

    Never visited Lake Superior? Let us introduce you to this stunning body of water with a park that showcases how great this lake is: Pancake Bay Provincial Park! If you’re travelling from the east or south, Pancake Bay is the first provincial park with camping you’ll come across on Superior. Located less than an hour…

  • Backcountry basics: know your limits

    You’ve heard about this fantastic new adventure through a friend, route guide, or Instagram. It looks kind of tough, and you’re pretty new to the whole backcountry thing. Still, you don’t want to miss out, so you decide to go for it. But as you start planning, there’s a little voice wondering if this is…

  • 8 ways paddling can improve your health

    Just when we thought nothing could top the “good for you” news about chocolate… …research shows that paddling is good not only for our physical health, but for our mental health as well! Here are some of the benefits that will have you reaching for your paddle:

  • 5 life-changing paddling routes of Northeastern Ontario

    Whether you’re planning a scenic day trip or a rugged backcountry adventure, Northeastern Ontario is a paddler’s playground. Last year, Northeastern Ontario Tourism asked their readers to vote for their top paddling destinations… …and the votes are in! Join us in counting down the top 5 paddling destinations of Northeastern Ontario:

  • 5 tips for planning your Wabakimi Provincial Park paddling adventure

    Today’s post comes from Evan McCaul, assistant superintendent at Wabakimi Provincial Park. Welcome all new and returning visitors to Wabakimi! Located a three hour drive north of Thunder Bay, Wabakimi is a huge sweep of the Canadian Shield, encompassing over 1,500 km of canoe routes. This park is a hub for exciting paddling experiences and…

  • SUP southeast!

    Paddleboarding popularity has exploded over the last few years. And Ontario Parks’ rental teams are onboard with the trend. No matter what your age, paddleboarding is a wonderful way to explore, observe nature and spend time outside.

  • How to plan a trip to Frontenac

    Frontenac is a four-season backcountry park with great opportunities for interior camping, hiking, paddling, and winter activities! Nestled within the Frontenac Arch, Frontenac has a unique landscape not typically found in Southern Ontario. You’ll discover a diverse range of habitats, plants, and animals. With upland forests, rocky ridges, and tranquil lakes, camping is only accessible…

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