Stephanie Mayo

With two of Ontario’s best provincial parks nearby, plus a range of other parks and lookouts, there is a bunch of great hiking trails in and around Huntsville. And if you’re pressed for time you can do both in one day, hitting up Arrowhead’s Big Bend Lookout and Stubb’s Falls, as well as one of Algonquin’s shorter trails like one of the lookout trails. A few other great Muskoka parks that aren’t as popular but just as worthwhile are; Hardy Lake Provincial Park, Limberlost Forest, Six Mile Lake Provincial Park, Bigwind Lake Provincial Park, and J. Albert Bauer Provincial Park. There are a bunch of great parks that you can camp at, like Algonquin, Arrowhead, Georgian Bay Islands National Park, and Six Mile Lake Provincial Park.

This gorgeous country is located in the Maghreb region of North Africa and has a coastline that touches on the Mediterranean Sea as well as the Atlantic Ocean. Sitting between the cities of Cape Coast and Elmina, it’s a great destination for travelers who want to make the most of their time spent in one of the best African countries to visit. Its location near the Horn of Africa and the fact that the country is so rich with historical heritage explain why it’s one of the best cheap African countries to visit. Since it’s located in one of the safe African countries to visit, foreign tourists are flocking to the sandy beaches of this gorgeous archipelago.

And whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway at a lakefront cottage or vacation rentals that will make you feel like a world away from your every day, you’ll find all the best Airbnbs in Ontario here. If you’re looking for the dreamiest summer getaway in Ontario then consider booking a stay in this adorable Vintage Airstream that’s bursting with colour and retro charm. So, if you’re looking for a unique Airbnb and a great place to go in Ontario this summer then this Vintage Airstream ticks all the boxes. If you’re looking for a dreamy Ontario Airbnb that’s perfect for a summer getaway then you’ll

you’ll find the new city hall, an ice rink in the winter as well as one of Toronto’s Christmas Markets, and the Toronto sign. It was built in 1914 as a residence for Sir Henry Pellatt by of the city’s famous architects, E. J. Lennox who also built old city hall, as well as over 70 other buildings in the city. From the ferry ride over you’ll start snapping photos but two great spots on the Islands for views of the city are right when you get off at Ward’s Island and at Gibraltar Point. But you’ll also find sweeping views of the area’s winding trails, ponds, and the iconic building.