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    Silver Creek Conservation Area Ontario Canada

    Uncovering Nature's Beauty at Silver Creek Conservation Area

    Nestled along the Niagara Escarpment, the Silver Creek Conservation Area offers a peaceful escape into one of Ontario’s most picturesque natural landscapes....

    Uncovering Nature's Beauty at Silver Creek Conservation Area

    Nestled along the Niagara Escarpment, the Silver Creek Conservation Area offers a peaceful escape into one of Ontario’s most picturesque natural landscapes. Hikers are drawn here for the solitude, the serenity, and the captivating beauty that flows from the trails to the waterfalls. This is not just a place to walk—it's a destination to experience nature in its raw, preserved form.

    Hiking at Silver Creek Conservation Area – The Heart of Halton Hills’ Hidden Wilderness

    Spanning over 1,080 acres, Silver Creek Conservation Area lies within Halton Hills and is managed by Credit Valley Conservation. It forms part of the Bruce Trail, making it a crucial link in one of Canada's most iconic hiking networks. The forested valleys, rolling hills, and ancient rock outcroppings found here create an ideal environment for both seasoned trekkers and weekend wanderers.

    Surrounded by diverse ecosystems, the area is home to tall hardwood forests, spring-fed creeks, and a significant portion of the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Because of this protected status, much of the region’s natural charm remains untouched. Photographers, in particular, will find the scenery enchanting—especially in autumn, when the foliage turns the landscape into a canvas of orange, gold, and red.

    Waterfalls, Trails, and Scenic Views – What to Expect While Hiking on the Bruce Trail

    My recent hike through Silver Creek Conservation Area offered more than just exercise. Along the winding paths of the Bruce Trail, I was greeted by the soothing sound of cascading water. Hickory Creek Waterfalls and Silver Creek Waterfalls both provided breathtaking photo opportunities and much-needed rest stops. The peaceful soundscape created by rushing water and birdsong made every moment immersive.

    Notably, a charming bridge that crosses over a quiet road presented a perfect vantage point for photos. The surrounding woodlands created a natural frame around this picturesque structure, offering a scene that feels lifted from a storybook.

    While hiking, the elevation changes kept things interesting. Though some portions of the trail were challenging, they never felt overwhelming. In fact, many trail sections are shaded, making summer hikes cooler and more enjoyable.

    Why Silver Creek Is a Must-Hike Conservation Area

    Firstly, Silver Creek Conservation Area is one of the best-kept secrets for hiking on the Bruce Trail. Secondly, it offers a diverse landscape in a compact, easily accessible region. Additionally, the trail system is well-marked, allowing both beginners and experienced hikers to feel confident on their journey.

    Moreover, the opportunity to explore Niagara Escarpment geology up close is rare, yet easily accomplished here. Limestone ridges, caves, and weathered outcrops appear suddenly and disappear into moss-covered paths, encouraging exploration.

    Wildlife sightings are frequent—deer, woodpeckers, and even wild turkeys may cross your path. Because this area is protected, it remains a vital habitat for species that thrive in mature forests and riparian environments.

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    Capilano Suspension Bridge

    The Capilano Suspension Bridge North Vancouver British Columbia Canada 

    The Capilano Suspension Bridge is a popular tourist attraction in Vancouver, Canada. It's a suspension bridge that spans the Capilano River in the...

    The Capilano Suspension Bridge North Vancouver British Columbia Canada 

    The Capilano Suspension Bridge is a popular tourist attraction in Vancouver, Canada. It's a suspension bridge that spans the Capilano River in the District of North Vancouver. The bridge itself is 137 meters (450 feet) long and hangs 70 meters (230 feet) above the river. It offers breathtaking views of the lush temperate rainforest surrounding the area. Visitors can walk across the bridge, which sways slightly with the movement of people, providing a thrilling experience.

    Tree Top Adventures In The Rainforest In North Vancouver

    The Capilano Suspension Bridge Park also features a network of other suspension bridges called Treetops Adventure, which takes visitors through the forest canopy. There are also informative exhibits about the local flora and fauna, making it a great destination for both nature enthusiasts and those seeking an adrenaline rush.

     

    Outdoor Adventures In The Rainforest At The Capilano Suspension Bridge North Vancouver British Columbia Canada

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  •   Thomas Worsley commented on this post about 1 day ago
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    • I see the palm trees are doing well this year - makes it look like a tropical or Caribbean paradise tucked away right here in southwestern Ontario. I see the palm trees are doing well this year - makes it look like a tropical or Caribbean paradise tucked away right here in southwestern Ontario. I used to love hanging out at the Beach House Restaurant!  More ...
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    • Sonya Richmond The palm trees feel sort of out of place in southwestern Ontario, but I agree, it does give it that Caribbean vacation getaway vibe.
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    • It looks so tropical! What a beautiful beach!
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    • I have never been to Port Dover that beach looks amazing like its not even Ontario.
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    Bluewater BorderFest 2025 - Sarnia Ontario Canada

    Bluewater Borderfest 2025 will be held from Thursday, June 19th to Saturday, June 21st in Centennial Park, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.

    Get ready to ignite your summer at the 2025 Bluewater BorderFest—Canada’s ultimate all-ages music festival—returning to Sarnia’s Scenic Centennial Park from June ...
    Bluewater Borderfest 2025 will be held from Thursday, June 19th to Saturday, June 21st in Centennial Park, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.

    Get ready to ignite your summer at the 2025 Bluewater BorderFest—Canada’s ultimate all-ages music festival—returning to Sarnia’s Scenic Centennial Park from June 19 to 21.
    This three-night celebration of live music, community, and waterfront vibes is set to deliver unforgettable performances from top
    Canadian and American artists.

    2025 Lineup
    Thursday, June 19 – Country Night
    *Chase Rice
    *James Barker Band
    *Madeline Merlo

    Friday, June 20 – Rock Night & First Responders Appreciation
    *The Fray
    *Big Wreck
    *Kim Mitchell
    *Econoline Crush

    Saturday, June 21 – Alt Rock Finale
    *Billy Talent
    *Hinder
    *Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
    *Faber Drive

    This diverse lineup ensures there's something for everyone, from country enthusiasts to rock aficionados.
    Tickets are available now, with options including single-day passes and full weekend access.
    Prices start at $99.99 CAD plus fees. VIP packages offer premium seating, exclusive amenities, and more.
    Don't miss out—tickets are selling fast!
    All-Ages Family-friendly environment suitable for all generations.
    Enjoy performances against the backdrop of Sarnia’s beautiful waterfront.
    Experience the vibrant culture of a border city through music.
    From country to alternative rock, the festival caters to varied musical tastes.

    Sarnia offers a range of accommodations, dining options, and attractions to enhance your festival experience.
    Whether you're a local or traveling from afar, make the most of your visit by exploring the city's offerings.

    For the latest updates, ticket purchases, and more information, visit the official website: bluewaterborderfest.ca

    See you at Bluewater BorderFest 2025 for an unforgettable musical journey that kicks off the summer with rhythm and excitement!

    #borderfest2025
    #centennialparksarnia
    #2025musicfestivals
    #allagesmusicfestival
    #SarniaOntario



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    Lisa Muldoon uploaded 9 photos in the album Port Franks Dune Ontario Canada
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    • Farmer's markets are among my favourite places to visit during summers in Canada and this one looks epic!
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    • Sonya Richmond Me too! It was a great little find!
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    • I love shopping at places like this. Way nicer then the grocery store we have a couple places close by that we shop at for fresh vegetables and localI love shopping at places like this. Way nicer then the grocery store we have a couple places close by that we shop at for fresh vegetables and local meat  More ...
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    • Impressive selection - not everyday you see pineapples at a farmer's market in Ontario!
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    Ontario’s Best Butter Tart Festival 2025 - Midland Ontario Canada

    Ontario’s Best Butter Tart Festival 2025 is on Saturday, June 14th in downtown Midland, Ontario, Canada.

    Get ready for the sweetest day of the year! Ontario's Best Butter Tart Festival returns to Midland, Ontario, on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
    This free, family-friendly event transforms downto...
    Ontario’s Best Butter Tart Festival 2025 is on Saturday, June 14th in downtown Midland, Ontario, Canada.

    Get ready for the sweetest day of the year! Ontario's Best Butter Tart Festival returns to Midland, Ontario, on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
    This free, family-friendly event transforms downtown Midland and its waterfront parks into a vibrant celebration of Canada's iconic dessert.

    Indulge in Over 300,000 Butter Tarts
    Satisfy your sweet tooth with an astounding variety of butter tarts—over 300,000 to be exact!
    From classic plain and raisin to adventurous flavors like maple bacon, s'mores, PB&J, and vegan or gluten-free options, there's a tart for every palate.
    Don't miss sampling Chapman's new Super Premium Plus Butter Tart ice cream, available outside the Midland Cultural Centre.

    Explore 200+ Vendors and Street Eats
    Stroll through Midland's downtown and waterfront parks, where over 200 vendors and food trucks await.
    Discover handcrafted goods, unique gifts, and a plethora of culinary delights beyond butter tarts.
    Local businesses also join the festivities, offering special deals and sweet treats.

    Witness the Butter Tart Contest
    Cheer on talented bakers competing in the Egg Farmers of Ontario Butter Tart Contest, held in Rotary Hall at the Midland Cultural Centre. Categories include Traditional and Wild Style, with judging sessions from 9:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sample the contest entries by purchasing a six-pack of tarts for $15 outside Scotiabank.

    Enjoy Live Entertainment and Family Fun
    The festival features all-day live music from artists like Sydney Riley, Gracie Jet, and Broadtree.
    Kids will love the dedicated Kids Zone in Harbourside Park, complete with games and activities (note: some activities may have associated fees). Buskers and street performers add to the lively atmosphere throughout the festival grounds.

    Convenient and Eco-Friendly Transportation
    Take advantage of free shuttle services provided by the Great Canadian Meat Company, with pickups at Georgian Bay District Secondary School and Wye Valley Storage. Free bike valet and town transit are also available to make your visit hassle-free. Please note that Yonge Street will be under construction; plan your route accordingly.

    Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025

    Time: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

    Downtown Midland, David Onley Park, and Harbourside Park

    Admission: Free

    See you in Midland for a day filled with sweet treats, community spirit, and unforgettable memories!

    #ontariobuttertartfestival2025
    #MidlandOntario
    #freefamilyfun
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    • Mmmmmm Buttertart
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    • This is a fantastic festival! It always raised the question - is the perfect butter tart liquid inside or solid? Of course, you have to try severalThis is a fantastic festival! It always raised the question - is the perfect butter tart liquid inside or solid? Of course, you have to try several to make an informed choice   More ...
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    • This sounded so good, I actually had to look up how far away it was from me!! Unfortunately is about four hours, so I don't think I'm going to makeThis sounded so good, I actually had to look up how far away it was from me!! Unfortunately is about four hours, so I don't think I'm going to make it... but oh so tempting!  More ...
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    • They've done so much restoration work in this area - it looks like a great place to hang on the lakeshore now!
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    Rockwood Conservation Area Camping Hiking And Photography

    Explore Camping and Hiking at Rockwood Conservation Area | Ontario’s Scenic Outdoor Escape

    Looking for the perfect nature escape near the city? Discover the breathtaking beauty of Rockwood Conservation Area, one of...

    Explore Camping and Hiking at Rockwood Conservation Area | Ontario’s Scenic Outdoor Escape

    Looking for the perfect nature escape near the city? Discover the breathtaking beauty of Rockwood Conservation Area, one of Ontario’s most scenic destinations for camping and hiking. Nestled along the limestone cliffs of the Eramosa River, Rockwood offers a unique combination of natural wonders and outdoor adventure. This hidden gem features towering ruins, glacial potholes carved over thousands of years, fascinating caves, and picturesque hiking trails that wind through dense forest and riverside landscapes.

    Whether you're an avid hiker or a casual camper, Rockwood has something for everyone. Enjoy peaceful paddling and canoeing on the calm waters of the Eramosa, or explore the Lookout Trail for stunning views of the cliffs and water below. For campers, the park offers well-maintained campsites with modern amenities—including hydro, water, and some full-service hookups—making it an ideal spot for both tent camping and trailers.

    Located just a short drive from major Ontario cities, Rockwood Conservation Area is a top choice for spontaneous weekend getaways or family-friendly day trips. With its rich geological features and well-kept facilities, it’s no wonder this park continues to rank as one of the best camping and hiking spots in Ontario.

    Ready to explore Rockwood? Watch the full video to experience the trails, caves, and campsites for yourself—and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment with your favorite Ontario hiking destinations!

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    • I think we visited this place on our cross Canada trip. Looks familiar.
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    • Greg Girard Its Right on 7 Trans Canada Hyway just East of Guelf not West I goofed in the video
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    • This is such a peaceful and beautiful area, and the karst geology is really interesting as well. We stayed here a couple days while rafting theThis is such a peaceful and beautiful area, and the karst geology is really interesting as well. We stayed here a couple days while rafting the Elora gorge.  More ...
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    • Sonya Richmond I love the area and the Elora Conservation Area is a great place to camp as well
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    Kim Kenyon uploaded 14 photos in the album Goodside Pastry House Victoria BC
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  • One of my favourite things about Vancouver is how close and accessible is to the city. You can be standing in a small pocket of wilderness within minutes of being downtown, and your article captures this beautifully. Great travel piece!

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    Balancing Pleasure And Adventure During A Business Trip To Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Adventure Awaits In Vancouvers Back Country Vancouver British Columbia Canada: How To Balance Work With Adventure - In late April and early May, I had...
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    • One of my favourite things about Vancouver is how close and accessible is to the city. You can be standing in a small pocket of wilderness withinOne of my favourite things about Vancouver is how close and accessible is to the city. You can be standing in a small pocket of wilderness within minutes of being downtown, and your article captures this beautifully. Great travel piece!  More ...
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  • Wow - the geology of this region looks stunning, and you did such an amazing job at capturing it on camera! Looks like a fantastic spot to visit!

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    Sightseeing on the Port au Port Peninsula, NL in Summer and Winter Adventures on the Port au Port Peninsula in Two Seasons Visiting the Port au Port peninsula is an exciting prospect at any time of year. Located on the west coast of NL, the...
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    Rocky the Rock Snake - Point Edward (Sarnia) Ontario Canada

    Rocky the Rock Snake: A Community Art Project Aiming for a World Record in Point Edward Waterfront Park.

    In June 2023, Wendy Marsden and her partner, Rick, initiated a community art project in Point Edward, near Sarnia,...

    Rocky the Rock Snake: A Community Art Project Aiming for a World Record in Point Edward Waterfront Park.

    In June 2023, Wendy Marsden and her partner, Rick, initiated a community art project in Point Edward, near Sarnia, Ontario, by placing 13 painted stones and a hand-written sign along the St. Clair River at the Rotary Flag Plaza.
    The sign invited passersby to contribute their own painted rocks to "Rocky the growing snake," aiming to bring smiles to the community.

    The project quickly gained momentum. By July 2023, over 300 colorful rocks had been added, and by April 2024, the count had surpassed 11,000. Rocky now stretches along the Waterfront Park walkway in Point Edward, becoming a vibrant symbol of community spirit and creativity.

    The initiative has attracted attention from locals and tourists alike, with visitors from as far as the U.K. and the Netherlands contributing to Rocky's growth. Children and families are especially enthusiastic, often adding rocks adorned with artistic designs and uplifting messages.

    In November 2023, the Village of Point Edward council approved a motion allowing Rocky to extend onto municipal property towards the Bluewater Bridge, under certain conditions to ensure public safety and maintenance.

    The community's goal is to set a new Guinness World Record for the longest rock snake, aiming to surpass the current record of 23,000 painted rocks. Volunteers continue to organize events to maintain and expand Rocky, including cleanup and painting sessions.

    Rocky the Rock Snake stands as a testament to the power of community art projects in uniting people and enhancing public spaces. Visitors are encouraged to participate by adding their own painted rocks, contributing to this growing symbol of collective creativity along the scenic St. Clair River.

    Look for the ehCanadaTravel.com rock!

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    • What a cool idea I love it!
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    • Thomas Worsley I was so impressed with this community art project! Such a fun thing for everyone to take part in. They have painting days where theThomas Worsley I was so impressed with this community art project! Such a fun thing for everyone to take part in. They have painting days where the paints are provided anyone can stop by and paint a rock. It takes a good 5 to 10 minutes to walk the entire length of Rocky. I hope they achieve their World Record!  More ...
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    • This sounds similar to a program out this way. People place painted rocks around for others to find.
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    • Greg Girard That sounds fun to find painted rocks in different places. With Rocky they encourage people NOT to take the painted rocks as they areGreg Girard That sounds fun to find painted rocks in different places. With Rocky they encourage people NOT to take the painted rocks as they are hoping to reach over 23,000 painted rocks for the World Record. From what l saw and the enthusiasm from the community, they will reach their goal. I left four rocks: the ehCanada rock, a Hippo rock, Little Seeker's handprint, name, and date, and a Calgary rock. It will be fun to see them in photos of all the rocks that get shared by others. My daughter, who lives in Sarnia, will keep me updated on Rocky's progress towards his World Record attempt. It was fun to get involved with this and leave an ehCanada rock!!!  More ...
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    • Love how the community came together for Rocky the Rock Snake! Such a fun and creative way to bring art to the waterfront — Go Point Edward!
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    • What a great project, and I LOVE the Eh Canada Travel rock. Great job with the artwork!
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