Category: Winter

  • Some like it hot: cooking the perfect winter chili

    In today’s post, Chef Deb Rankine, a.k.a. The Fridge Whisperer, shares her favourite campfire chili recipes. Chili is perfect winter camping fare. Cook it low ’n slow in a cast iron Dutch oven set over smoldering embers, or on a gas barbecue over indirect heat with the lid down. Or — if you’re on a…

  • The scavenger hunt for survival

    Today’s post comes from Anna Scuhr, a naturalist with Lake Superior Provincial Park.  The arrival of snow and ice transforms the rugged landscape of Lake Superior Provincial Park into a stunningly beautiful, albeit unforgiving place to live. As temperatures drop, the park can accumulate up to six feet of snow in the interior. The snow…

  • A beginner's guide to snowshoeing

    This winter, outdoor activities are a great option to keep you happy and healthy. It’s the perfect time to try something new – like snowshoeing! For any winter activity, planning ahead and a bit of research can go a long way to make sure your day is safe and fun! So what does a beginner…

  • Winter adventures at Wasaga Beach Provincial Park

    You’ve seen Wasaga Beach Provincial Park in the summer, but the winter season shows off a totally different side of the park. Here are five reasons you need to plan a day trip this winter:

  • Cool winter trails at Windy Lake Provincial Park

    It’s always a fantastic day on the trails at Windy Lake Provincial Park! Windy Lake is a cool Ontario winter recreation destination located only 45 minutes from Sudbury. Experience the sound of crisp, fresh snow squeaking under your snowshoes, while cross-country skiers glide by on nearby trails.

  • Winter adventures at Presqu'ile

    While camping may be closed for the snowy season, Presqu’ile Provincial Park is open for day use 365 days a year! So why visit in the winter? Here are six great reasons:

  • Ice fishing safety all season long

    Today’s post comes from year-round multispecies angler and writer Ashley Rae of SheLovesToFish.com. As the ice freezes up across the province, anglers will soon begin venturing out onto the hard water for some ice fishing action. Ice fishing is a great way to enjoy the great outdoors during our long, cold winters. Trust me, when…

  • 5 tips for sharing the winter trails

    Many parks have well-maintained trails for winter use. Knowing the proper etiquette and rules for use helps to keep them safe for cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and hikers alike.

  • Eyes on the skies – January

    Welcome to the Ontario Parks “Eyes on the Skies” series. This “space” will cover a wide range of astronomy topics with a focus on what can be seen from the pristine skies found in our provincial parks. The cold, crisp days of the New Year often reward us with fantastically beautiful nights, rich with bright…

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