Natural Rhythm of Ontario ~ Lakes & Forest

Another way to discover Canada’s Capital by cruising on the Ottawa river; this tour will offer an inspiring, educational, and panoramic cruise of the historic Ottawa River; then see Ottawa from a different perspective! Short sightseeing on Sussex drive; you will see the prime minister’s famous residences, the Rideau Hall, other diplomatic houses and much more. Selfie at the iconic Parliament Hill, visits many museums, biking through the Rideau Canal—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also, you can taste craft beer, fresh local foods, and unique ByWard Mark makes you linger.

This morning, cross the bridge into Gatineau Park at Province of Quebec, the beautiful surrounded by sprawling forests, lakes, and waterfalls, stop at Philippe Lake during the summer or visit during “fall rhapsody” when the sugar maples and birch trees transform from green to red and gold in a stunning display of colour. Then continue to the east and follow route 60 to Algonquin Park. Algonquin Provincial Park is a favourite amongst Canadians and visitors from abroad for enjoying nature; its forests, rivers and numerous lakes, including the large Lake of Two Rivers, are home to moose, bears and common loons; stop at Logging Museum, Visitor Center, Gallery.

  Accommodation suggestion
Hidden Valley Resort (3 ) or more selective

Algonquin Provincial Park, known as a stunning outdoor playground, every year nature and activate-lovers worldwide flock here. It’s no wonder why with over 2400 lakes, oodles of streams and rivers, and thousands of kilometres of rugged wilderness, this paradise is obviously on many adventure’s bucket list. To explore Algonquin, besides driving on the paved nice road then stopping at a simple “viewpoint” as a rush tourist, you might choose from the canoe, horseback or hiking to realize this more than 7650 square kilometres of parkland. Doing as you like Canadian that Canoeing to spot moose and other wildlife or hook a big trout fish on the lake. For Hiker, you can find many trails to hiking a day or for just stroll, taking scenic photos or listen to bird songs. Choice a activate you like or pick a new thing you never did before, spending a day in here.

Today, leaving picturesque Algonquin then driving south into Gravenhurst, the gateway of Muskoka, this historical town more than 150 years when the first settle man arrives. First, Taking a step into the past by cruising on one of the historic ships that ply Muskoka’s big three lakes, especially during fall, when the maples and birch trees transform from green to red and gold, the cruise tour becomes a more popular scenic tour. The RMS Segwun, at 130 years old, is the oldest operating steamship in North America; if you like art and antiques, walking at downtown Gravenhurst, there are arts, antiques, collectibles and many art studios in the area. Shops specialize in everything from antiques and collectibles, including furniture and decor to fashion.
Later arrive at Toronto International Airport, drop off the rental car, and your Ontario Natural Rhythm trip concluded.