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family8 Amazing “Drive-Up” Mountain ViewsIn a recent blog, we looked at the tallest mountain in each Canadian province and territory. But not all these summits are visible from the road. There are many more majestic masses that aren’t title holders for height or elevation. But upon gazing at each of the peaks below, you might find yourself feeling like you’ve never really seen a mountain before you saw any of these. 5 Ways You Can Track the Fall Colour ChangeShould we go or should we wait a few more days? Finding the perfect front-row seat for the majesty of the fall colour change is equal-parts location and timing. Finding the right location is largely a matter of preference (and sometimes a little word-of-mouth). Finding the right time is now a simple matter of consulting the right web service. In Minnesota, the Department of Natural Resources even has a fall colour change app that brings the latest updates on fall colour to your mobile device. Roadside Stop-offs Between Eastern Ontario and BCThe trip from Upper Canada to the Pacific can be a five-day sprint or a multi-week odyssey. At the very least, something between these extremes is highly advisable. Along the way, hundreds of little-known roadside stop-offs await curious adventurers. Check out our province-by-province showcase of zany curiosities, quirky eats, and – always good for a picture (or a Tweet…or Facebook post) – big ol’ stuff on the side of the road: Five Reasons to Travel to Ontario’s 5 National ParksMost people think of provincial parks like Algonquin or Killarney when they envision wild spaces in Ontario. Manitoba Attractions (Just) Over the Ontario BorderPlanning a trip cross-country or as far at least as the Manitoba border? Whether your final destination is the land of 100,000 Lakes or parts beyond, check out the following attractions on the way there or back, just over the border in Ontario’s friendly neighbour: ![]() Go on a fossil dig…on the prairies Two summers ago, Maclean’s magazine declared Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre one of Manitoba’s top-quality destinations. A new Nintendo Wii-based interactive exhibit and a gallery of dioramas augments a giant fossilized Mosasaur (think giant sea monster) skeleton. Families can sign up for afternoon or overnight fossil digs put on by the museum (in the last few years 100% of dig excursions have uncovered new fossils.) http://www.discoverfossils.com/aboutus.html 5 Tips for Kid-Friendly Road-Trips
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