As of 2024, the Great Lakes Guide will be transitioning to Biinaagami.org. Biinaagami is a multimedia, change-provoking initiative rooted in Indigenous knowledge aiming to uplift voices and to connect people with their watershed.
Aptly named, this park marks the spot where the Credit River narrows, rushes...
Termed a “hidden jewel,” Frontenac Provincial Park is a backwoods park in the...
The Kawartha Highlands Signature Site Park is the second to largest provincial...
This park is located in the heart of the Temagami region, amidst a 2400km long,...
If you want to see a stunning cascading waterfall that rivals that of Niagara,...
This park contains one of Ontario’s natural wonders: a lake with an endless...
With a name originating from the Ojibwe phrase for “high falls”, it is not surprising...
Located on the shores of a large lake, this Provincial Park is a great place...
Located on the shores of one of the largest freshwater lake in the world, Lake...
The Makobe River is a typical Canadian Shield river, cutting through the shield...
Ever wondered what it was like to work in an Ontario mine during the early 1900’s?...
Neys Provincial Park is steeped in history, with one-of-a-kind geological formations...