Hidden within a forest on the southern edge of the Canadian Shield, there is a sacred landscape known as Kinoomaagewaapkong—the Teaching Rocks. Yes, one of Ontario's most remarkable cultural sites lies just 45 minutes northeast of Peterborough. Visiting Petroglyphs Provincial … [Read more...] about Visiting Petroglyphs Provincial Park: Messages in Stone
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Peterborough, Canoes and More: A Dip into the Past
Peterborough is synonymous with canoes in my mind—but there’s so much more to discover in this vibrant city along the Trent-Severn Waterway. From historic lift locks and charming heritage homes to paddling adventures and bustling farmers’ markets, it offers the perfect … [Read more...] about Peterborough, Canoes and More: A Dip into the Past
First-Time Visit to the Canadian Canoe Museum
Peterborough’s canoe museum is more than a collection of boats—it’s a place where Canadian history unfolds, one paddle stroke at a time. If you’re travelling Ontario by RV or planning a cultural stop with depth, this is one destination worth slowing down … [Read more...] about First-Time Visit to the Canadian Canoe Museum
Bucket List Adventure: Canoeing Killarney Provincial Park
Join us as we paddle into the landscape that inspired the Group of Seven — a place of white quartzite ridges, wind-swept pines, and glassy lakes. Our canoeing trip to Killarney Provincial Park didn’t unfold the way we planned… but it became something even better: a reminder that … [Read more...] about Bucket List Adventure: Canoeing Killarney Provincial Park
San Carlos Adventures: Kayaking Isla de la Raza
Just offshore from San Carlos lies one of the most important seabird nesting islands in the Gulf of California — and one of the easiest to explore by kayak. Launching from the beaches near Totonaka RV Park, it’s possible to circle the island in a relaxed morning paddle while … [Read more...] about San Carlos Adventures: Kayaking Isla de la Raza




