Of course, Canada is really large. The majority of it is taken up by Ontario. But here, especially in southern Ontario, you don’t need to arrange a sizable, extreme trip to have an adventure. There is fantastic pleasure to be had without the need for deprivation or long drives. After all, Ontario means “glittering waters” in Iroquois. But you don’t have to be a full-on Bear Grylls to zip through the treetops, paddleboard with beavers, or canoe past bears. You may hike in apparently endless forests and play in many lakes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Urban adventures in Toronto<\/strong> Blue Mountain: Adventures on the Escarpment<\/strong> The prettiest paddling is at Muskoka Lakes<\/strong>
Urban razzmatazz abounds in Canada’s busiest metropolis. However, it also offers wilder thrills. The CN Tower, Toronto’s tallest structure, gives the largest high in the city. If you dare, you can don a harness and take an outdoor promenade 356 metres above the ground.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Take on the 890-kilometer Bruce Trail hike along the Niagara Escarpment if you’re looking for a challenging Ontario adventure. Blue Mountain, the escarpment’s highest point and Ontario’s most exciting peak, is a better choice if you want something more tranquil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Muskoka region is dotted with more than 1,500 lakes that are smooth and bordered by forests. It serves more as a refreshment than a destination, a dazzling, soul-soothing place to unwind and escape. It makes sense why so many city dwellers yearn for a home here. However, one of Muskoka’s wonderful lakeside lodges can suffice, serving as a base for a variety of water-related mischief.<\/p>\n\n\n\n