After lunch, explore the shops of Downtown Burlington. Whether you’re into books, vintage clothing, hand-made jewellery, designer fashion, or home décor, you’ll have no problem finding a few mementos to take home to remember your trip!
Join us for a pleasant stay in northeastern Ontario at our Travelodge Cochrane hotel, located off Trans-Canada Highway 11. Take advantage of gorgeous snowmobile trails right on the property, visit the renowned Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat, and take a trip aboard the Polar Bear Express. Surrounded by dining options, we offer easy access to area businesses like Villeneuve Construction Co. Ltd and Detour Gold. After a busy day, you’ll love our relaxing rooms and thoughtful amenities like free breakfast and WiFi.
A perfect little spot to stop and fuel up after some incredible riding. Thanks to some recent work, a lot of the roads in this area have been freshly repaved—and they are lovely winding, sweeping curves all the way from Highway 400 to Highway 11. This is a quiet area, allowing you to enjoy the scent of the boreal forest, the lakes and streams dotting the landscape as you ride, and the small towns dotted along the way.
Midway on Highway 518, Sprucedale is the perfect spot to fill up, check out some local colour, and take a walk back in time. The Sprucedale Hotel opened in 1899, and not a thing has changed.
The tourist information station in the municipality of Portage du Fort welcomes visitors to the RCM of Pontiac, in the Outaouais. On site, you’ll find maps of Quebec, the Outaouais region, the RCM of Pontiac, and the municipality (including information on where to find local services, businesses, accommodations, restaurants, and main attractions).
A year-round travel destination, with pristine beaches, unbeatable skiing, and festivals galore!
This is a very remote and isolated part of the world. However, if it's a quiet breath of fresh air you're looking for, that might be more a blessing than a curse.
Dacre Heights is private property but you're welcome to ski, snowshoe, hike, bike, and run all over the hill.
Huntsville is within a stone's throw of Arrowhead Provincial Park and the biggest stop before heading into Algonquin Provincial Park from the west. While it does offer everything you need to stock up for a cottage or camping vacation, the dining, shopping, and entertainment options of the vibrant downtown make it a destination in itself.
Pickle Lake is the most northerly community in Ontario that is accessible year-round by road. Vast virgin forests stretch for hundreds of miles beyond the horizon. This huge wilderness is only 300 miles from the coast of Hudson Bay, Ontario's subarctic. There are a variety of accommodations in Pickle Lake including lodges, fly-in outpost cabins, and hotels.