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How this historic Ontario fall tradition keeps its town connected to its roots almost 170 years later (opens the original)
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With the shortening of days, the yellows of goldenrod on roadsides, and the first hints of trees making their brilliant late-season transformation, excitement begins to grow in rural areas the province over. Fair time is rapidly approaching, and anticipation of this timeless tradition builds with each passing day. The town of Bobcaygeon, known as the âHub of the Kawarthas,â is no exception. Its fair, almost 170 years old, remains as popular as ever. This year, the Bobcaygeon Fall Fair at the
This Ontario town is obsessed with cranberries – and you'll see why when you visit (opens the original)
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âThe first berries were harvested right here.â I was standing on a dyke overlooking a 60-year-old field of low bushes speckled with red flowers. Alongside me was second-generation cranberry farmer Murray Johnston. I was at Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery, Ontarioâs oldest commercial cranberry farm and home to Canadaâs pioneer cranberry winery. From that single field grew not just a thriving business, but a core part of Muskokaâs identity, and one more reason to visit fiery-foliaged cottage
Inside the family-run Ontario farm turning maple syrup season into a cosy fall festival (opens the original)
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Spring in a maple sugar bush in Ontario brings the unmistakable magic of flowing sap transformed into sweet, golden syrup. Autumn, however, brings enchantment of a different kind. Mark and Amanda Youmans, owners of Salmon River Sugar Bush (180 Gilmore Rd., Tamworth, near Napanee), recognize that a sugar bush has two-season appeal. They extend a warm invitation to don a sweater and experience autumn among the maples during their free Fallinâ into Maple event, running on Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to
This historic Ontario village is celebrating 25 years of its favourite end-of-summer waterfront festival (opens the original)
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Port Rowan, on the shores of Lake Erie, is a quaint and welcoming village, with historic landmarks, natural wonders and deep rural traditions. The most beloved of these traditions is Bayfest â a weekend-long celebration that marks the end of summer. The festival celebrates its 25th anniversary this Labour Day. Port Rowan is best known for the nearby Long Point Provincial Park. Founded in 1921 on a sandy spit that juts out into Lake Erie, Long Point is one of Ontario’s oldest provincial parks.
A historic look at the shortest commercial rail line in the world that became a scenic Ontario destination (opens the original)
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Thanks to the hit TV series âSterling Point,” Muskoka is having a moment. Vacationers, however, have been flocking to this region of picturesque lakes and verdant forests in Ontario since the late 19th century. In those days of crinolines and stiff collars, travellers arrived in Muskoka by train before boarding steamships to reach their chosen resorts. Today, you can relive that classic era of steam travel aboard Huntsvilleâs Portage Flyer at Muskoka Heritage Place, a scenic railway featuri
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