This blog is a detailed itinerary of my Northern Ontario Road trip from Toronto to Thunder Bay and back

+ A Bonus Lookout You Don’t Want to Miss From rugged cliffs and hidden beaches to ancient pictographs and sweeping canyon views, the Lake Superior coast in Ontario is one of Canada’s most underrated hiking destinations. While I was road-tripping the iconic Lake Superior Circle Tour exploring northern Ontario’s untamed beauty, I had the opportunity to explore some of the best trails with jaw-dropping scenery. Here’s my take on the 7 must-do hikes (plus one bonus!) ranging from

In October 2024, a rare G3 geomagnetic storm lit up skies across southern Ontario, Canada. I know many go hunting northern lights to the remotest northern locations. But this time, tucked away in Nashville Conservation Reserve, just outside the Toronto city lights, I found myself under a sky exploding in green, violet, and pink. This blog is a visual diary of that extraordinary night: where fall seasonal tones meets the cosmic glow. A news alert popped up on my phone predicti

The chilly breeze, soft bed of fallen leaves, endless mountain ranges painted in colours - there is something magical about Mont Tremblant in the fall. Follow me while I share the fleeting moments of my visit to the spectacular village in Quebec with during the seasonal spell of Fall through my visual captures. First glimpse - The drive The drive from Montreal to Mont Tremblant is an hour and half long with soft curves and winding roads offering a gorgeous views of the Laure

Mont-Tremblant in the fall is more than a destination, it’s an experience painted in warm hues and golden light. A place where colourful maple trees line the trails, the scent of maple wood floats through the and clouds touching the mountains. Whether you’re chasing foliage, indulging in spa time, or sipping hot chocolate by the fire, here’s how to spend an unforgettable fall weekend at the Tremblant. What’s the best time to go? Late September to mid-October for pe ak folia

It was a cold evening in November when I landed in Toronto Pearson Airport. I relocated my home base from Bangalore to join my partner here in Canada. The transition wasn't a smooth one. Great white north was different from the tropical sub continent in many ways. Like most Canadians, let’s talk about weather conditions. The seasons are very defined in Toronto and it is cold for more than one half of the year. Temperatures can drop down to -30 degrees C in winters and climb b