Autumn is a magical time in Ontario, as the leaves turn from green to red and orange.
Fall colours are usually on display from mid-September to the middle of October, and with more than 70 million hectares of forest there are several key spots in the province to watch the season change.
Here are some top destinations for those looking to explore more of the fall colours in Ontario.
Algonquin Provincial Park
Algonquin Provincial Park offers many viewing spots for those looking to see the autumn colours. Visitors can drive along the Highway 60 corridor or explore nature up close with the trails and day use areas. It’s important to remember to buy a permit to visit the park, and it’s recommended to book in advance. The park website says weekends can be “extremely busy” and Thanksgiving is especially popular. For a less crowded experience, consider visiting Monday to Thursday or as early as possible on the weekends. There is also a campground in the area for those who want an overnight experience. Algonquin is about 3 hours north of Toronto. …