All posts about travel, the great outdoors and enjoying adventures.
Toronto has High Park, New York City has Central Park and Mississauga can lay claim to having Erindale Park. Visiting the hiking trails at Erindale Park in winter or summer periods is a favourite pastime of many in the city….
All you need for a walking tour of Santo Domingo is a guide book with a map and a good pair of walking shoes. A large bottle of water tucked into your travel handbag is a good idea too. This…
I’m in love with the trails at Bayfront Park in Hamilton. So impressed with the well-paved path and the beautifully laid out park that juts out into Cootes Bay, giving you a view of the marina, bay and more shoreline….
With legs feeling like jelly, quivering from exhaustion, and my ankle joints in pain, I kept on climbing over limestone rocks and tree roots on the Bruce Trail near Hilton Falls. I was hiking a section of the Iroquoia area…
We thought we had explored every part of southern Ontario (anything south of Sudbury), but it seems that we hadn’t done a day trip to Owen Sound. So it became our next destination on our ongoing tour of place in…
Like walking along a waterfront? Check. Like small, privately-owned shops with character? Check. Like many choices for delicious dining? Check. There are many things to do in Port Credit in Mississauga. It’s a favourite for many because it has a…
The day we visited the RBG in Burlington as part of our #VisitBurlON FAM trip tour, it was raining. Despite big drops splashing on our camera bags, we were very happy. The RBG employees were as well. With no rain…
In early Spring, the hiking trails along Highway 60 in Algonquin Park are a magical place in the early morning. With few hikers on the trails, you can stop, take a breath and listen to bird songs. Waking up very…
Note: The Canadian Club Brand Centre is now closed to the public. When you step out of your car in Walkerville, Ontario – a former town that’s been encompassed by Windsor – you smell baking bread. Spicy, yeasty, rye notes…
