Now’s the time to take in the beauty of autumn at Ontario Parks!
The 2017 Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report is LIVE! Check for the latest colour changes in up to 60 provincial parks across Ontario by using the report’s map and peak-viewing chart. Staff will be updating their park reports every week so check back often for the latest conditions. Climatologists predict brilliant reds and golds, thanks to an abundance of rain.
Mid-September to late October is prime-time viewing when campsites are plentiful and camp cabins and yurts are easier to book.
Algonquin Provincial Park is extremely popular on peak fall colour weekends. Before you visit Algonquin, this is what you need to know.
The Parks Blog also suggests other fall colour parks worth visiting. In Northern Ontario, try these parks. More park choices are found in this fall colour post.
Lots of special events are also planned. Visit the Ontario Parks’ calendar of events for details.
Ontario Parks posts regularly on Twitter and Facebook.
High-resolution, credited photography related to the above can be downloaded from a mini photo library here.
We’ll see you there!
Sarah McMichael
Leaf colour east of Apsley – October 1, 2012
