Category: Family Friendly Adventures
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What to see in Bruce Peninsula National Park – The Grotto and Indian Head Cove.
There are many interesting places to see in Bruce Peninsula National Park. In this post we will discover The Grotto and Indian Head Cove. Location The Grotto and Indian Head Cove are located within Bruce Peninsula National Park on Georgian Bay shoreline. The trail starts from P1 parking which is located at Cyprus Lake. The…
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Where to ski in Quebec – Ski Saint Bruno.
Where to ski in Quebec? If you live in Montreal and don’t want to drive far, then the answer is – Ski Saint Bruno. Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville. Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville is a suburb of Montreal and located a few kilometers to the east. The city is mainly known as a location for Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park and Ski Mont Saint…
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Where to hike with kid near Montreal – Mont Chauve in Orford National Park.
We always look for the new places where to hike with our kid near Montreal. I usually start by browsing the google map for the ideas. For our last hiking of 2017 we decided to climb Mont Chauve in Orford National Park. Our first attempt failed in the late fall of 2016. Then we returned…
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Where to stop with kids between Montreal and Toronto – Fort Henry
Right after Prehistoric World we visited another interesting place on our car trip to The Bruce Peninsula – Fort Henry. Fort outside. This time we moved not too far in the past. We traveled to 1832 of the Canadian history. Fort Henry was constructed for the War of 1812, then later demolished and rebuilt from…
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Where to stop with kids between Montreal and Toronto – Prehistoric World
Prehistoric World. In our first day of the car trip to The Bruce Peninsula we stopped in very interesting place for kids – Prehistoric World. It is located in Morrisburg, Ontario and can be a great stop on the boring way from Montreal to Toronto. We were thinking to visit this park in the past,…
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Where to kayak around Montreal – Canal Chambly.
One sunny day we decided to go for a kayak adventure in Canal Chambly. Our initial goal was to fish as well, but we couldn’t catch one 🙂 . Canal Chambly. Canal Chambly is located on the south shore, approximately 30 km from Montreal. It’s a National Historic Site of Canada. The canal is running…