Over recent years, more and more people are discovering the adventure of surfing these inland seas. While it can get pretty chilly (around 0-5 degrees celsius or 32-41 degrees fahrenheit), autumn and winter can produce some of the biggest waves due to wind currents and the lakes’ immense size (Lake Superior has been known to produce waves over 30 feet in height!). Not to mention, you don’t have to worry about a surprise visit from sharks or jellyfish. Get out on the waves and experience the adventure of Great Lake surfing!
Sandbanks Provincial Park along Lake Ontario’s coast is famous for its pristine...
