Many of the best Ontario
Summer 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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Tourism and Travel north of Toronto offers variety of outdoor activities
at inns, cottages, resorts, lodges, and attractions.Paddling is "the
classic Canadian activity' symbolized by the Canoe
nominated as one of Canada's Seven Wonders. Canoeing
getaways are a must in the Ontario summer. Caving
also known as spelunking, or getting into dark spaces and going below
the surface of the earth can be a fun activity at
Scenic Caves in Collingwood. Cross
Country Skiing also known as x-country skiing is one of the most popular
winter activities available at the many member resort destination properties
below. Climbing is becoming
more popular for outdoor enthusiasts.
Members on the 400ELEVEN website staring with the letter C are as follows:
More notable C activities and places to see and visit in Ontario’s 411-travel list.
Canada Day Canada's most important
holiday
Canada’s Capital Region is famous for
its museums and the National Capital Commission and the many trails, parks
and canals that make the Ottawa area one of the cleanest capital cities
in the world.
Christmas
Getaways around cracking fireplaces
Christmas tree lighting ceremonies
highlight the late fall colours north of Toronto.
Creemor, famous for its Beer and charming country atmosphere, to
Cochrane, and the Polar Bear Express, gateway to James Bay.
For a 411 Ontario travel list of “D” listings
go to D: Dwight
to Diamond in the Rough
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| Weekend Getaways |
More than 50 getaway packages for the Summer season are available.
Reserve ahead for July or August
Ontario Summer 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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