Beyond the Terry Fox Memorial and Thunder Bay’s quirky Pagoda Visitor Centre, Fort William Historical Park stands out as a must-see attraction. One of the largest living history sites in North America, it brings to life the excitement and drama of the 19th-century fur … [Read more...] about Must-See Thunder Bay Attractions: Fort William Historical Park
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Yukon Wildlife Preserve: A Must-Visit for Your Next Whitehorse Trip
If you’re planning a trip to Whitehorse, the Yukon Wildlife Preserve deserves a top spot on your itinerary. Just 25 minutes from downtown, this 350-acre sanctuary offers an incredible opportunity to see some of the North’s most iconic animals—up close, safely, and ethically. … [Read more...] about Yukon Wildlife Preserve: A Must-Visit for Your Next Whitehorse Trip
Camping, Culture and Cariboo Tales: A BC Road Trip for the Curious Traveller
What do a dusty wagon road, a ghost of the gold rush, a salmon cannery and a beachside campground all have in common? They’re all part of one memorable circle road trip through British Columbia. Join us as we explore a route from the dry hills of Ashcroft to the salty sea air of … [Read more...] about Camping, Culture and Cariboo Tales: A BC Road Trip for the Curious Traveller
8-Day Quetico Canoe Adventure: Paddling Ontario’s Backcountry Wilderness
Want to test your backcountry paddling and portaging skills? Join us in Ontario for a Quetico canoe adventure! This 8-day loop covers 11 lakes, 13 portages, and total immersion into the heart of Canada’s canoe country. Along the way, we’ll share food tips, planning logistics, and … [Read more...] about 8-Day Quetico Canoe Adventure: Paddling Ontario’s Backcountry Wilderness
Ontario by Canoe: Connecting Past and Present
From wilderness routes to cultural landmarks, discover how the canoe ties together adventure, history, and spirit across the province as we dip into a new of series of posts: Ontario by Canoe: Connecting Past and Present. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you … [Read more...] about Ontario by Canoe: Connecting Past and Present