10 getaways for fall colours in Ontario
Getaways for fall colours in Ontario are spread all across the province. From scenic train rides through the rugged northern landscape to quaint escapes in our various wine growing regions, leaf peeping need not be the only focus of the trip. You can spend your days soaking up fall foliage and your nights enjoying good food and wine.
Here are some great getaways for fall colours in Ontario.
Algonquin is the epicentre of fall foliage tourism in Ontario — and for good reason. Thanks to its concentration of Sugar Maples, the leavesturn early hereand get very colourful (there's a second wave of colour when poplar and birch trees change). You can take plan aportage trip, rent aranger cabin, or even gocar campinghere.
It's tough to beat theBlue Mountainarea when it comes to witnessing fall colours. From the suspension bridge atScenic Cavesto the mountain bike lift at the resort, there are numerous vantage points from which to take it all in.Scandinave Spais also at its finest when the air is crisp but not yet cold.
Located amidst scenic rolling hills populated with Sugar Maples at the western end of the Highway 60 corridor,Deerhurst Resortis the perfect spot to soak up fall foliage with ample pampering andavailable activities, from golf to horseback rides and treetop treks. You can even do a guided trip to Algonquin from the resort.
Few places in Ontario match theThousand Islandsfor the sheer majesty of fall foliage, as bright orange and red pockets flare up amidst the waters of the St. Lawrence River. Rent acottage in the area,但一定要做a stop at1000 Islands Towerto get a bird's eye view of the whole area.
在英足总整个布鲁斯半岛是可爱的ll, fromGrieg's Cavesat Lion's Head to theshipwreck-strewn baysofTobermory. While it's beautiful here during each season, fall is particularly sublime for the contrast between the colourful foliage and the blue waters of Georgian Bay and Lake Huron.
A visit toDundas Peakand Hamilton'snetwork of waterfallsis often done as a day trip from Toronto, but there's more than enough to see to justify an overnight stay. You can spend the day exploring the sights like Tews Falls, Spencer Gorge, Sherman Falls, and the Devil's Punchbowl, and then indulge inthe city's culinary sceneat night.
You don't have to travel for hours and hours from Toronto to see incredible fall foliage. One of the most picturesque regions is just an hour away in the form of the Credit Valley. Once you check in at theMillcroft Inn, you can do mini trips to explore theForks of the CreditandCheltenham Badlands.
Viamede Resorthas got fall covered in more ways than one. You can spend the day exploring the lovely landscape around Stoney Lake, including a drive up to theGut Conservation Area(one of the most stunning areas for fall colours), before returning to eat a harvest-themedtasting menubuilt around local produce.
Whether you’re paddling, biking or driving, you won’t be at a loss for colourful views in the Kawarthas. Get even closer to the gorgeous fall colours byzipliningthrough the Ganaraska Forest, indulge your sweet tooth with a self-guidedButter Tart Touror try a portage adventure in the stunningKawartha Highlands Provincial Park.
Both theNiagara RegionandPrince Edward Countyare sublime fall destinations. As the air turns cool and the landscape golden, wineries are abuzz with activity.Beamsvilleand Vineland are particularly beautiful thanks to their undulating landscape, though the rural charms of the County are also alluring.
Kaeko. With files from Derek Flack.
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