Looking to get a taste of true Canadian beauty? Get a dose of nature on a great Northern Ontario road trip with this itinerary. Full of tips, tricks & more!
If you're visiting Alberta this summer, you probably have your heart set on visiting the mountains. After all, places like Lake Louise, Banff, Waterton
If you're looking for amazing places to visit in Canada, this Vancouver Island itinerary is for you! Discover all the must-sees, hidden gems and much more!
Looking for a provincial park-like trail experience that’s off-leash trail and surprisingly accessible for Toronto city dwellers? Then check out Sherwood Park Dog Park, Toronto’s mini off-leash trail located just west of Sunnybrook Park, then you need to give this space a visit!
Forks of the Credit Provincial Park is a compact provincial park that offers rolling meadow trails, a waterfall and escarpment views. With its up and down terrain, this trail can add some new and fun terrain challenges for you and your dog not normally found on your daily walk. Read on to learn more about Forks of the Credit, how to book your visit, things to do, as well as 3 of my recommended trail paths for a dog-friendly day at Forks of the Credit Provincial Park.
Learn more about Long Point Provincial Park and how you can spend a dog-friendly off-leash afternoon at their dog beach.
A review and overall impressions of this huge Oshawa dog park - Harmony Valley Off-leash Dog Park. Filled with lush hardwood foliage, ample watering holes, and challenging but short off-leash trails.
Downsview Dog Park | Dogsview Park - An experience-designed 2-acre dog park located in the massive 291-acre Downsview Park. This is the best-designed dog park in North York for dog owners looking to relax and enjoy their off-leash experience.
Cherry beach off-leash dog park is one of the largest off-leash dog areas near downtown Toronto. There’s a good reason why it makes it to the best Toronto dog parks lists time and time again. Get an in-depth look at this off-leash beach and mini-forest trail walk at SYDE Road
From the red sand beaches to breathtaking ocean views, here are the 10 best things to do in the beautiful Prince Edward Island.
Looking for something fun and easy to do with the family this summer? Get to know an intriguing stretch of rural Manitoba on this journey to six of the province's coolest roadside attractions.
Pukaskwa National Park in Ontario is easily accessible, and offers outstanding remote wilderness with plenty of hiking and canoeing possibilities.
If you've driven along Highway 403 to Port Stanley along Lake Erie, you’ve driven through St. Thomas, Ontario and likely under it’s most stop-worthy dog-friendly feature: the Elevated Park along an overhead former railway track. Runner up dog-friendly St. Thomas landmark is the Lions Club wooded off-leash dog park.
Raymore Dog Park is a small off-leash dog park on the west end of Toronto. Here’s what you need to know before you go: Fenced. Dedicated small dog area. Beautiful walking trails. Pea Gravel Terrain. Humber River with mini waterfall views. Visit SYDE Road for a full dog park review
On a weekend road trip travelling with my dog, we had to veer off the beaten path to find Hounds of Erie Winery, one of the newest additions to the Toast the Coast Trail, a self-guide tour of Norfolk County wineries in Ontario,
A map of popular places to see whales, birds and icebergs in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Kelowna is one of the most visited cities in British Columbia welcoming about 2 million visitors annually. Long hot summers full of lazy lake days transition into a buzzing Kelowna nightlife making one of the best vacation spots in BC. Whether you are traveling to the Okanagan or a local looking for a spark of
Looking for a great little park for a quick getaway near Parry Sound? Here's everything you need to plan an Oastler Lake Provincial Park camping adventure!
From playing on the the beach, to trekking through the woods - this is an insider's guide to the dog friendly hiking trails in and around Halifax, Nova Scotia.
As of 2022, there are 70 dog parks in Toronto split across the 4 Community Council Areas: Etobicoke York, North York, Toronto / East York, and Scarborough - How many dog parks are there in Toronto?