TOP 25 Things To Do In Ontario 🇨🇦 Travel Guide
Ontario, Canada, is a diverse and vibrant province offering a plethora of attractions and activities for tourists and locals alike.
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0:00 Intro
0:04 The Big Nickel, Sudbury
0:27 Flowerpot Island
0:43 Ottawa Parliament Buildings
1:00 Diefenbunker
1:16 Cheltenham Badlands
1:32 Niagara Falls
1:47 Casa Loma
2:03 Terry Fox Memorial
2:17 Agawa Rocks Petroglyphs
2:31 Slate Islands
2:46 Sault Ste Marie
2:57 Wawa
3:09 Pukaskwa National Park
3:22 Manitoulin Island
3:36 Thirty Thousand Islands
3:47 Blue Mountain Resort
4:01 Scenic Caves
4:13 Wolf Centre, Haliburton Forest
4:25 Algonquin Provincial Park
4:35 Ottawa River
4:47 Missinaibi River
4:57 Saint Lawrence River
5:09 Rideau Canal
5:21 Elora Quarry
5:30 Wasaga Beach
As the second-largest province in Canada, Ontario is home to a variety of landscapes, from bustling urban centers to serene natural parks. When it comes to places to visit in Ontario, the options are vast and varied, catering to a wide range of interests.
One of the most iconic attractions in Ontario, Canada, is Niagara Falls. Known worldwide, Niagara Falls attractions include the thrilling Niagara City Cruises, which take visitors close to the thundering waterfalls, and the Whirlpool Aero Car, offering aerial views of the Niagara River. The area also boasts numerous other attractions, such as the Skylon Tower, which provides panoramic views of the falls, and the Butterfly Conservatory, home to thousands of free-flying butterflies. These attractions make Niagara Falls a must-visit destination for anyone exploring places in Ontario.
For those interested in urban experiences, Ontario's cities offer a wealth of activities. Toronto, the largest city in Canada, is famous for its multicultural neighborhoods, the iconic CN Tower, and the Royal Ontario Museum. Ottawa, the capital city, is known for its historic Parliament Hill and vibrant cultural scene. In London, Ontario, visitors can enjoy a thriving arts scene, numerous parks, and unique attractions like the 100 Kellogg Lane entertainment complex. Fun things to do in London, Ontario, include exploring the Covent Garden Market and attending music festivals such as Sunfest and Rock the Park.
Kingston, Ontario, known as the Limestone City, is another fascinating place to explore. Rich in history, Kingston offers attractions like the Kingston Trolley Tour and the 1000 Islands Cruise. For those seeking a more relaxed pace, Elora, Ontario, provides a charming setting with its scenic gorge and quaint downtown area, perfect for a day trip.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of things to do in Ontario's natural landscapes. Tobermory, located at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula, is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and the stunning Bruce Peninsula National Park. Visitors can enjoy hiking, diving, and exploring the unique rock formations on Flowerpot Island. Meanwhile, Hamilton, Ontario, offers beautiful hiking trails along the Niagara Escarpment and attractions like the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.
Ontario tourism is rich with opportunities for adventure, culture, and relaxation. Whether you're looking for things to do in Ontario this weekend or planning a longer stay, the province's diverse attractions ensure there's something for everyone. From the breathtaking natural beauty of Niagara Falls to the cultural vibrancy of its cities, Ontario is a destination that promises unforgettable experiences.
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My Trucking Life - Trip 31 Day 11 - Kapuskasing
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Drone Video of: Napanee, Ontario - Highlights
This highlight drone video of Napanee, Ontario, takes viewers on a visual journey through the town's most iconic and picturesque locations. The camera soars gracefully above the Napanee River, revealing the historic architecture of downtown Napanee bathed in golden sunlight. From the charming streets to the serene waterfront, this video encapsulates Napanee's timeless charm and natural beauty, making it a must-watch for anyone wanting to experience the essence of this Ontario gem.
Chapters:
00:00 Drone video Napanee, Ontario
00:10 vidéo drone Napanee, Ontario
00:20 Drone footage Napanee, Ontario
00:41 Aerial views of Napanee, Ontario
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Kapuskasing, ON to Ajax, ON
2020 Road Trip from Vancouver, BC to Ajax, ON.
Day 4 - Kapuskasing, ON to Ajax, ON
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Backyard Tourist: Road Trippin 4
The final instalment of the Road trippin series on Backyard Tourist. We return home and also find a hidden gem in Manitoba and discover a secret about Kapuskasing.
Riverside Park during the Festival of Lights Kapuskasing
Festival of Lights Kapuskasing, Ontario, Canada November 19th 2011
Zero visibility - Kapuskasing, Ontario
Kapuskasing Inn Demolition (No Audio)
The Kapuskasing Inn was built by Spruce Falls Company Ltd. in 1928 in the Neo-Tudor Style. The building was an iconic landmark in the town for almost 80 years - a place where many residents celebrated weddings, graduation parties, and other milestones. Its most famous guests were Prince Phillip and (then) Princess Elizabeth, who visited in 1951. A portrait with their signatures used to be displayed in the lobby of the Inn.
Over the years, the ownership changed several times, and eventually the building reached a state of limbo and disrepair. In the early hours of May 22nd, 2007, the building caught fire and was gutted in a matter of hours. Minors were said to have set the fire, but no charges were laid, because they were below the age of criminal responsibility at the time.
For over a year, the building sat in limbo once more, until it was determined that the Inn was no longer structurally sound and it was slated for demolition.
Demolition began earlier this week, and this video was taken with the progress about half complete.
Silent video of the Kapuskasing Inn demolition in progress; shot with an HP PhotoSmart E337 camera from the Civic Centre on Drury Street.
Moonbeam Ontario
Entering Moonbeam, Ontario on remi Lake Road on 16-10-2009
Ontario -- Large Landmass and Wonderful Waters
Words of Woods - 自然之美
0:00 Introduction, Geography
0:53 Great Lakes Basin
1:34 Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton; London, Windsor, Sarnia; Kingston; North Bay, Sudbury, Timmins, Sault Ste Marie, Thunder Bay, Kenora
2:14 Indigenous Peoples
2:50 Pickle Lake
3:10 History; River Route; St. Lawrence River
5:22 Upper Canada; Lower Canada
6:27 Confederation
6:55 Mattawa, Samuel de Champlain
7:39 Ottawa River
9:03 The meeting of the waters; Alexander Mackenzie
11:02 Toronto; CN Tower; University of Toronto
12:16 Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Blue Jays
12:23 Great Lakes: Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario
13:42 Niagara Falls; American Falls, Bridal Falls, Horseshoe Falls
16:13 Georgian Bay Coastal Route; Manitoulin Island
17:03 Little Current
17:50 Agriculture
18:29 Forestry
19:22 North Bay to Thunder Bay; Highway 11 – Highway of History and Natural Resources
19:50 Marten River, Earlton, Cochrane – Walleye, Bison, Polar Bear statues
20:00 Moonbeam; Kapuskasing
20:50 Hearst, national moose capital; heritage sawmill
21:52 Sudbury, Big Nickel, museum of dynamic earth
23:03 Massey Community Museum
23:54 Blind River, Northern Ontario Logging Memorial, The Lakes are Calling
24:15 Echo Bay, Home of “The Loonie”
24:29 Sault Ste Marie, Bushplane Museum – Ontario Yellowbirds to fight forest fires
25:00 Pancake Bay, Lake Superior Provincial Park, Chippewa Falls, Halfway Point on the Trans-Canada Highway
27:05 Wawa, Wawa Goose; White River – Winnie the Pooh; Group of Seven; Terry Fox;
31:23 Thunder Bay; Lakehead University
32:16 Eastern time zone; Central time zone; Dryden; Kenora; Fort Francis; Experimental Lakes Area
33:28 Gravenhearst; Bethune Memorial House; Huntsville; Muskoka; Algonquin Provincial Park; Merrickville Fair
34:49 Kingston; Bradlo; Hearst
36:01 Madawaska Valley
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Adventures Across Canada
Table of Contents
1. Adventures Across Canada
2. Canada—The Red-Maple Country
3. Terry Fox—Canada’s National Hero
4. Newfoundland and Labrador—Canada’s Easternmost Province
5. Prince Edward Island—Land of Potatoes, Lupins, and Anne of Green Gables
6. Nova Scotia—The Place where Land and Sky Meet the Ocean
7. New Brunswick—Canada’s “Picture Province”
8. Quebec—La Belle Province
9. Ottawa—Canada’s National Capital City
10. Ontario—Large Landmass and Wonderful Waters
11. Manitoba—Land of Large Lakes and Rolling Rivers
12. Saskatchewan—The Sky Is the Limit
13. Alberta—The Wild Rose Country and Majestic Rockies
14. Beautiful British Columbia
15. Yukon—A Pristine Place and Home to Canada’s Highest Peak
16. Northwest Territories—Land of Endless Adventures
17. Nunavut—Canada’s Largest and Youngest Territory, and Top of the World
Visiting Timmins 🏠
Earlier this month I took some time to go home to visit my family. I wanted to bring you along to show you all the beautiful sights that Timmins has to offer. I've listed all the places we visited below so that you can add them to your list for your next trip!
List in order of appearance:
•Marcel Lafleur Lookout Trail
•Hersey Lake Conservation Area
• Full Beard Brewing Co.
• Fish Bowl Restaurant
•Gillies Lake Conservation Area
• Wacky Wings Restaurant
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Timmins is a Weird Place... | Road Trip Vlog
Timmins is a weird place...
The next stop on our road trip is TIMMINS Ontario, home of Shania Twain and the oldest water in the world! What a claim to fame. Shania Twain is much celebrated across Timmins. Although she left when she got famous and rarely returned, the star's presence can be felt everywhere! Also, in 2013, Scientists found the oldest water in the world at Kenaire mine in Timmins, dating back 2 billion years! For a town with such a big history, it sure is a weird place to be!
Join us on the next part of our strange adventure through Northern Ontario, where it it really is one weird place after another! Canada is strange...
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Epic Northern Ontario Road Trip and Camping!
Come along as we head to northern Ontario on a road trip, camping and exploring along the way! Northern Ontario is beautiful! There are many different vacation and camping opportunities at your destination and along the way. Mitch is from northern Ontario, so we have great reasons to head north. But for those of you who really want to experience northern Ontario, there is a lot to enjoy. If you love the outdoors, then this is an outdoor paradise!! Camping, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, hunting, ATVing, the list goes on.....
Northern Ontario is a mysterious and amazing place. We were so happy to see moose on our trip. Heading up North is like an ontario safari, where the Big Three would be moose, bear and a lynx (for us anyway!!).
We camp, see moose, enjoy campfires, lake views and the incredible northern scenery!! We hope you enjoy following us up north and we hope you take taime to explore this increible wilderness for yourself if yu haven't already!!
Cheers!!
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00:00 Introduction
02:19 Mattawa - Sam de Champlain Prov Park
07:55 Mattawa to Temagami
10:23 Temagami Tower
13:36 Cochrane
14:40 Kapuskasing!
Kapuskasing Inn Demolition: May 29, 2008
Video taken of the Kapuskasing Inn Demolition on May 29, 2008. The inn was destroyed by a fire the previous May.
The Kapuskasing Inn was built by Spruce Falls Company Ltd. in 1928 in the Neo-Tudor Style. The building was an iconic landmark in the town for almost 80 years - a place where many residents celebrated weddings, graduation parties, and other milestones. Its most famous guests were Prince Phillip and (then) Princess Elizabeth, who visited in 1951. A portrait with their signatures used to be displayed in the lobby of the Inn.
Over the years, the ownership changed several times, and eventually the building reached a state of limbo and disrepair. In the early hours of May 22nd, 2007, the building caught fire and was gutted in a matter of hours. Minors were said to have set the fire, but no charges were laid, because they were below the age of criminal responsibility at the time.
For over a year, the building sat in limbo once more, until it was determined that the Inn was no longer structurally sound and it was slated for demolition.
Video taken with a Kodak EasyShare P880 zoom camera as a .MOV file and transcoded used Akme FFmpeg transcoder.
Note: The background sounds include people talking as they watch the demolition, and a weed eater in on the grounds of the civic centre behind me at the time of filming.
Kapuskasing Aug 2014
Rounding Up The Weight
Hidden Waterfalls of Northern Ontario Ep2: Manitou, Peter Falls
Join our continuing expedition into Northern Ontario in search of waterfalls that are little-known and seldom visited. In this episode we visit Manitou Falls, and have a fun journey to reach seldom-visited Peter Falls.
0:00 Intro
0:57 Manitou Falls
6:04 Driving to Nakina
8:14 Peter Falls
20:22 Outro
Manitou Falls: 49.20750, -86.08139
Peter Falls: 50.44660, -86.13245
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Snowmobile trip Cochrane - Atibity Canyon - Kapuskasing - Hearst - CochraneMarch 2021
3 days Norht Ontario snowmobile trip with friends 900km
Highland Pines Campground & Cottage Resort - Full Tour & Review - Lake Belwood, Ontario
Are you looking for a place to put down Summer roots? Are you looking to get the cottage country experience for significantly less cost and a shorter drive? Do you have a young family who loves outdoor amenities and family friendly activities? If you answered yes to any of these questions than the Highland Pines Campground & Cottage Resort on the shores of Lake Belwood, just outside of Fergus, Ontario is definitely worth a look.
Our family has been a seasonal resident there since mid 2021 and we can honestly say that the value in terms of what you get at Highland Pines can't be beat.
Erin Duffy, a sales rep at the park graciously came along for the ride and helped answer questions that commonly come up among people new to the park, and to the RV Resort experience.
You can contact Erin Duffy for your own personalized tour of the park below:
Email: eduffy@highlandpines.com
Phone: 705-305-9984
Note/Disclaimer: I offered to create this video for the park because I wanted to share what Highland Pines has to offer to people unfamiliar with this seasonal resort model. I was not compensated or paid by the park in anyway. I thought it would be an interesting project and allow me to create some content different than what I am used to making. At the time of production I also had our original cottage for sale (we moved to our 2nd cottage at HP) and I thought this video would be ideal to show potential buyers.
9 Hidden Gems To Discover In 2019
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We Took Trip to Cabin in Canada
Footage from a trip to a cabin in Ontario, Canada.
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