I’m always asked what my favourite spots to hike in the Niagara Region are, and today I am going to be talking about one of them! This spot isn’t as crowded as you’d think it’d be; many stop at the parking lot and leave after the view of the Niagara Gorge, but they’re missing outContinueContinue reading “Hiking at the Niagara Glen Nature Reserve”
Tag Archives: beginner hiker
Day Trip to: Killarney Provincial Park
Note: this is a continuation to my last blog post (Hiking The Crack) Killarney Provincial Park is a hiker’s paradise in Ontario. It is located at the top of Georgian Bay, and it is a wilderness class park. For day hikers, the park offers 5 trails: The Crack (6km) difficultGranite Ridge (2km) easy to moderateCranberryContinueContinue reading “Day Trip to: Killarney Provincial Park”
The Cheltenham Badlands in Caledon, Ontario
Badlands?! In Ontario? Yes! The Cheltenham Badlands have been on my bucket list to see for quite some time. I didn’t think I was going to be making a blog post about my visit there, but we had quite the adventure there so it is worth sharing! Since I’ve been keeping my eye on thisContinueContinue reading “The Cheltenham Badlands in Caledon, Ontario”
Day Trip To: The Bruce Peninsula and Tobermory
You read the title right – a DAY TRIP to The Bruce Peninsula and Tobermory! It is possible! In this post, I will explain how it’s possible, and what I recommend achieving in your day. The Bruce Peninsula is one of Ontario’s most loved places! It possesses an assortment of experiences from turquoise waters, breathtakingContinueContinue reading “Day Trip To: The Bruce Peninsula and Tobermory”
Algonquin Provincial Park • GUIDE | HIKE | CAMP
Check here for guidelines prior to visiting. Algonquin is the very first provincial park in Ontario, it is also one of the largest! The park offers something for everyone since it offers a diverse variety of scenic views, as well as a variety of activities. Things to do in Algonquin: Hiking Backcountry camping Going toContinueContinue reading “Algonquin Provincial Park • GUIDE | HIKE | CAMP”
The Best Affordable Hiking, Backpacking and Camping Gear
Looking for gear but it costs too much, has no reviews or can’t find what you need? I have created this guide with my very own tried and tested items that I recommend (without even being sponsored). Hiking Boots- these are my favourite pair that I splurged in for $100, but before that I hadContinueContinue reading “The Best Affordable Hiking, Backpacking and Camping Gear”
How To: Start a Fire in Wet Weather
Need some tips on starting a fire in the rain/in a wet environment? Here are some go-to tips to help! Foundation – you do not want to build a fire on wet ground, so prepare a foundation out of either rocks, bark, or logs to separate the fire from the ground Tools – look aroundContinueContinue reading “How To: Start a Fire in Wet Weather”
Backpacking Algonquin’s Western Uplands
I did it! I finally went backpacking! I have always dreamed about backpacking. It has been a long-term goal for me to set foot in a beautiful place, set up camp away from the noise of the world, and connect with the outdoors. Now I do want to go backpacking for more than just oneContinueContinue reading “Backpacking Algonquin’s Western Uplands”
Track and Tower Trail, Algonquin Park ON
Algonquin Provincial Park is one of Ontario’s greatest treasures. There are so many things to see in Algonquin from incredible wildlife to breathtaking lookouts. I’ve been going to Algonquin since I can remember, but I never had completed most of the bigger trails. Brodi and I had our daughter Xyla at grandma’s for a weekendContinueContinue reading “Track and Tower Trail, Algonquin Park ON”
yourmatiekatie 