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- Limehouse Kilns. Limehouse Conservation Area near Georgetown
- Kelso. Nice scenery, rocks, Niagara escarpment and the best preserved lime kilns in Ontario
- Killarney Provincial Park. Fantastic lakes captured by red and white rocks and forests
- Good blazing is important for identifying the Bruce Trails
- Algonquin. Booth's Rock Trail with great looout on Rock Lake and Parry Sound Railway
- Rockwood. Limestone cliffs, caves and glacial potholes
- Scotsdale Farm. Ice landscape
- Rattlesnake Point. Home of ancient cedars and popular rock climbing spot.
- Silver Creek's with beautiful lookouts near Georgetown
- Visit the trail, where Philip Gosling marked the first blaze in July 1962
- Beautiful Fall Colors at Scotsdale Farm near Georgetown
- A quiet time in "Salmon Valley". Erindale Park. Mississauga
- Hungry Hollow in Georgetown trail runs along the Silver Creek
- Cup and Saucer. Manitoulin Trail with dramatic 70 metre cliffs
- Misery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve. woodland, Old beach ridges, and rare alvars
- Point Farms, mystical sunsets at Lake Huron
- Waterfalls
- Frozen Niagara Falls like the last Ice Age. 18,000 years ago
- Hilton Falls. Between nature and history in Summer and Winter
- Bridal Veil Falls. Popular waterfall along Manitoulin Island's Kagawong River
- Webster's Falls. It has been the most frequently visited waterfall in Hamilton for more than a century.
- Smokey Hollow Waterfall... like a ribbon
- Nature
- How to find out the approximate age of a tree by using a simple method
- Some migratory birds also navigate using a quantum compass
- Old growth forest with over 250 year old trees found at Scottsdale farm, near Georgetown
- World-known Niagara Escarpment is an old rocks but a young escarpment
- Trillium is the iconic flower of Ontario with magic number three
- Comfort Maple, one of the oldest sugar maple trees in Canada
- Cheltenham Badlands in Caledon was exposed in the early 1900s
- Birdwatching. Winter Birds You Can See in the Backyard
- Birdwatching. Summer Birds You Can See in the Backyard
- Trails
- Culture / Places
- Places
- Culture
- Mirko Hanak was famous for his distinctive illustrations with natural themes
- Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth
- Henry Moore. Sculpture is an art of the open air
- Cory Trepanier paints in the remote corners of the Canadian Arctic
- The best of Guillermo del Toro At Home with Monster in Toronto
- Rock 'n' Roll Classics. Old Cars come to Downtown Georgetown
- CHIHULY in Toronto. Fantasy in glass from Avatar
- Exhibition of altered books at The Helson Gallery
- Our History
- History
- Killarney was Shebawenahning, meaning "here is a safe canoe channel"
- Mennonites in Canada / St.Jacobs
- How did Credit River in Ontario get its name?
- Lucy Maud Montgomery spent 9 years of her life in Norval
- Unique Iroquoian village near Crawford Lake. Importatnt Archaeological Discover in Ontario
- Penetanguishene Centennial Museum. The history of one of Ontario's oldest communities
- The Barber Mill Dynamo in Georgetown. First in North America
- Grey Owl’s writings gave the world an important vision of Canada’s northern wilderness
- Beautifully restored St. Elias The Prophet church
- The Algonquin Logging Museum. Take a step back in time
- First European Community in Ontario. Sainte-Marie among the Hurons.
- West Montrose Covered Bridge, also Kissing Bridge is one of the oldest covered bridges in Canada
- Post Office Museum. Kagawong, Manitoulin Island
- Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate
- Little Schoolhouse and School´s Museum in South Baymouth
- Brief history of Georgetown, Ontario
- Killarney was Shebawenahning, meaning "here is a safe canoe channel"
- Mennonites in Canada / St.Jacobs
- How did Credit River in Ontario get its name?
- Lucy Maud Montgomery spent 9 years of her life in Norval
- Unique Iroquoian village near Crawford Lake. Importatnt Archaeological Discover in Ontario
- Penetanguishene Centennial Museum. The history of one of Ontario's oldest communities
- The Barber Mill Dynamo in Georgetown. First in North America
- Grey Owl’s writings gave the world an important vision of Canada’s northern wilderness
- Beautifully restored St. Elias The Prophet church
- The Algonquin Logging Museum. Take a step back in time
- First European Community in Ontario. Sainte-Marie among the Hurons.
- West Montrose Covered Bridge, also Kissing Bridge is one of the oldest covered bridges in Canada
- Post Office Museum. Kagawong, Manitoulin Island
- Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate
- Little Schoolhouse and School´s Museum in South Baymouth
- Brief history of Georgetown, Ontario
- History
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