Many of the best Ontario
Spring Travel experiences are north of Toronto.
The following links will help you find up to date information
on vacations, packages and getaways.
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Ontario Travel: Best
of the "B" Alphabetical Listings In Ontario
Tourism and Travel north of Toronto provides a variety of B& B's bed
and breakfast accommodation, activities resorts, lodges and attractions.
. Bird watching is one of Ontario's number
one outdoor recreational activities. Beaches
and boating are favoured outdoor recreation opportunities in the summer
in Ontario's Lakelands, which includes most of the Province north of Toronto.
Boarding is growing in popularity as an exciting winter sport.
Members on the the 400ELEVEN website staring with the letter
B are as follows:
Barrie, Ontario on Lake Simcoe,
just north of Toronto on Highway 400, has an excellent travel and tourism
information centre, and should not to be confused with Barry's
Bay at the junction of Highway 60 and 62, just east of Algonquin Park.
Close to Barry's Bay is Bancroft, considered
to be the rockhoud,or mineral capital of Ontario.
Bala Ontario
features Cranberries and the famous Kee to Bala, where Ontario rocks on
weekends during the summer. In the Northwest the great province of Ontario
we have Batchawana
Bay on Lake Superior, just north of Sault Ste. Marie and the Michigan
Border.
Heading north the Bruce
Peninsula waits and In the Northwest the great province of Ontario
we have Batchawana Bay
on Lake Superior, just north of Sault Ste. Marie and the Michigan Border.
For C preferred listings click
here
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| Weekend Getaways |
More than 50 getaway packages for the Spring season are available.
Reserve ahead for May or June
Ontario Spring Getaway
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Travel Information Centers
North Of Toronto
Roads to Northern Ontario
Road Informaiton
A: Alban to Arnprior
B: Barrie to Batchawana Bay
C: Canada's Capital to Cochrane
D: Dwight to Diamond in the Rough
E: Elmvale to Elliot Lake
F: Fishing to Fish.
G: Gangsters to Gogama
H: Happy north of Toronto
I: Iceskating to Ignace
J: J-Jay
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Question
of the Week!
Where do you think Northern Ontario starts?
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