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.
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...
Imagine standing on a beach, next to Caribbean blue waters that transport you...
The Pinery Provincial Park protects and extraordinary amount of wildlife. Located...
At the southernmost point of canada, extending 15 km into shallow Lake Erie,...
Port Burwell Provincial park is known as the “Jewel of Erie’s North Shore”....
For nature and lighthouse enthusiasts, Presqu’ile Provincial Park is a fascinating...
Pukaskawa National Park (pronounced “puck-a-saw”) is located on the shores of...
Looking for one of the best places to camp in Ontario? Look no further! Rainbow...
Some of the most iconic Northern Ontario landscapes can be found in Restoule...
Rondeau Provincial Park is the second oldest Provincial Park and is home to...
The Mattawa River flows through the Samuel De Champlain Provincial Park, a wide...