EASTERN CANADA

ATTEND NATURE'S ANNUAL PARADE

For centuries visitors have traveled thousands of miles to witness Eastern Canada's yearly Technicolor display. The maples serve as the opening act, reaching their colorful peak from mid-September to early-October. The aspens, tamaracks and red oaks dutifully follow suit, saving their grand finale until about mid-October.

From Algonquin Park to the Niagara Parkway (once dubbed by Winston Churchill as "the prettiest Sunday afternoon drive in the world"), Ontario serves as the focal point for these grand shows provided by Mother Nature. But travelers don't have to plan their Canada holiday around such a short window in time to enjoy Eastern Canada's many natural wonders.

Blue Mountain ski resort and the lovely town of Collingwood draw adventure seekers in all seasons. Blue Mountain, Canada's third most-visited ski resort, provides the latest in technology to go with quaint village-style dining and shopping. Hit the slopes during the height of winter, or go mountain biking, swimming and spa-hopping during the "green season."

Other Eastern Canada escapes popular any time of the year include the metropolitan city of Toronto, the romantic, walled Quebec City and the pub-filled town of St. John.

All information is provided as a guide only. You must make your own enquiries with local tourist offices and other agencies. Top Resorts and Top Things To Do are suggestions only and do not reflect any specific agenda. Distances are approximate.

Calabogie Lodge Resort
CALABOGIE, CANADA
Birchcliff Villas At Deerhurst Resort
HUNTSVILLE, CANADA
Club Geopremiere At Lac Morency
ST. HIPPOLYTE, CANADA
Geoholiday At Haliburton Heights
HALIBURTON, CANADA
Privilege Mont-tremblant–voliere
MONT-TREMBLANT, CANADA
The Landscapes-lake Of Bays
BAYSVILLE, CANADA