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How to purchase an Ontario Place Play all Summer Family Pass for 37.14

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:47:46 PST

Ontario place has a price discount for Play all summer family pass, which can currently bought online for 37.14. The pass provides the holder with unlimited access to all attractions (except to the few that are paid) including the waterpark. The confusing part about the play all summer pass is that it is called a family pass. What if you have just one child? Although the price of the pass is

Kelso Conservation Area Review

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 19:30:17 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 1 hour Map: Kelso Conservation Area View Kelso Conservation Area in a larger map Description: Have you ever driven west of Toronto on 401 highway and wondered what might be on your left? It looks like a ragged cliff coming out right on the side of the highway. That is the Kelso Conservation Area. If you have been skiing to Glen Eden then this seemed to me to

The Best Free Map of Algonquin Provincial Park Interrior

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 19:25:37 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 3.5 hours Map: View Algonquin Provincial Park. Drive through in a larger map Description: I have never been to Algonquin interior, but while gliding on the Opeongo lake waters and seeing the camp sites on the shore of the lake, I thought that it should be fun to go on a few days trip into the interior. It's not as if the trails do not give you enough

Review: Algonquin Provincial Park. Drive Through

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:40:28 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 3 hours 30 minutes. Map: View Algonquin Provincial Park. Drive through in a larger map Description: It is definitely not the best option to experience Algonquin by rushing through. But you can get a glimpse of what you will experience when camping in Algonquin during one of the beautiful summer long weekends. This post is about driving from Toronto to

Review: 1000 Islands Cruise with Gananoque Boat Line. Call of the wild 1 hour cruise.

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 13:10:12 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 3 - 4 hours. Map: There is no map on the web to summarize all the routes of the available cruises from different starting points in 1000 islands area. When you google 1000 islands, you will find cruises from Kingston, Gananogue, Ivy Lea and Rockport. So what is 1000 islands? Where does it start? What do I need to visit in order to experience 1000 islands?

Review: Webster's Falls and Tews Falls

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 13:12:27 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 1 hour 30 minutes Map: View Webster's Falls and Tews Falls in a larger map Description: If you happen to search on Hamilton Waterfalls you will find at least a dozen waterfalls in Hamilton area. Some of the waterfalls in the list may get dry during the hot summer months. The largest of them is the Webster's waterfall. At a hiking distance from the Webster's

Review: Riverdale Farm, Toronto

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 10:19:44 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 0 hours Map: View Riverdale Farm in a larger map Description: Do you feel that it is difficult to explain what the animals look like based on children books or pictures? Even if the pictures are realistic, does he or she realize what is the size of that cow compared to that rabbit? Riverdale farm gives the opportunity to see various animals absolutely free

Review: Ontario Place

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:50:05 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 0 hours Map Official Map from Ontario Place Description: Ontario Place is largest attraction based parkland located in the city core. You could drive and park your car right next to the entrance, or you could take TTC to reach Ontario Place. If you decide to drive, get out early as after 11 AM the parking lot gets really packed, and you may have to spend

Review: Toronto Island

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 10:20:12 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 0 hours Map: View Toronto Center Island in a larger map Description: Toronto Island can be reached only from the city core (or by private boat from anywhere). You need either to drive to downtown and park your car in a green parking lot, or take TTC and exit at Union station. You may also take a tram for a few stations more south from the Union station,

Review: Rockwood Conservation Area

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 19:30:34 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 1 hour 30 minutes Map: View Rockwood Conservation Area in a larger map Description: Rockwood gives you the opportunity to feel close to being in Algonquin provincial park and at the same time having to drive a little more than an hour away from Toronto. Rockwood provincial park is on the Grand River and as most conservation areas on Grand River, it is also

Review: Elora Quarry Conservation Area

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 10:20:48 PST

Estimated time from Toronto: 2 hours. Map: View Larger Map Description: The most striking thing when visiting Elora Quarry is that one would always expect a conservation area to be somewhere away from an inhabited area. While driving towards Elora Quarry we thought that we missed a turn or probably are heading in the wrong direction. The best thing could be that out GPS maps were outdated. The

Review: Elora Gorge Conservation Area

noreply@blogger.com (Ontario Explorer) — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 10:21:48 PST

Estimated Drive time from Toronto: 2 hours Map: View Larger Map Description: Although I have only visited Elora Gorge in early fall, I found it beautiful in this season. The colors of the ever greens mixed with maple sugar reds and yellows give you the feeling that this is one of the most beautiful and spectacular natural area in the Grand River valley. Activities: For children: There is a

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