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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 vacation 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.
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Calabogie Lodge Resort is situated on the shore of beautiful Calabogie Lake. In summer, enjoy the sandy beach, paddleboating, tennis, fishing, biking, hiking, kayaking and canoeing. In winter, try cross-country skiing, skating, snowmobiling, ice-fishing and snowshoeing. Golf and snowboarding are of ... Read More >>
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Carriage Ridge Resort is an all-season luxury retreat in scenic Horseshoe Valley. The resort’s year-round Ridge Club Recreation Centre offers a heated indoor pool, fitness facilities, a hot tub, daily family activity programs, and hiking trails. Winter amenities in and around Carriage Ridge Resort i ... Read More >>
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Club Cranberry Resort is a 750-acre recreational paradise, touching the shores of Georgian Bay on Lake Huron with the Blue Mountains as its backyard. This all-season resort just 90 minutes north of Toronto has an 18-hole golf course, eight tennis courts, golf and tennis instruction, two outdoor pool ... Read More >>
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Club Vacances Toutes Saisons is located near Mont Ste-Anne, Quebec's premier ski area. Area attractions include touring beautiful Quebec City, the majestic St. Lawrence River, and the rustic scenery of Quebec. In summer, the mountains become a hiker's playground as trails wind through pine woodlands ... Read More >>
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Peace and serenity await you at Habour Inn and Resort Club. This quaint Tudor-style inn is located at the harbor entrance to Lagoon City, a 1,600-acre community with 8 kms of navigable waterways - and just steps from the beaches of the eastern shore of Lake Simcoe.
The indoor pool and spa adjoin th ... Read More >>
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To understand why many consider Blue Mountain the perfect Canadian vacation destination is to simply list the extensive year-round activities this resort has to offer. Here you can swim at the world's longest freshwater beach at Wasaga on Georgian Bay. You can ski Ontario's largest Alpine ski area, ... Read More >>
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The Royal Harbour Resort is a four-season resort located on beautiful Georgian Bay among a natural harbor. Enjoy swimming at the world's longest freshwater beach at nearby Wasaga on Georgian Bay, or skiing at Ontario's largest Alpine Ski area, Blue Mountain. On-site, The Royal Harbour offers tennis ... Read More >>
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Nestled near Mont-Tremblant Mountain, La Voliere du Mont-Tremblant provides a scenic spot for a vacation getaway. Wintertime action includes cross-country skiing, ice-skating, downhill skiing (with or without a ski school), sleigh rides, dog sled rides and snowmobiling. During the summer, enjoy the ... Read More >>
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Club Privilege du Mont-Tremblant is a hidden gem in the Laurentians, simply a beautiful spot for a vacation anytime of year. In winter, enjoy downhill or cross-country skiing, ice skating, dog sledding, and walks in the snow. In the summer, Club Privilege du Mont-Tremblant offers swimming in the on- ... Read More >>
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Law Cranberry Resort Limited is a 750-acre recreational paradise 90 minutes north of Toronto. This all-season resort touches the shores of Georgian Bay on Lake Huron with Blue Mountains as its backyard. Law Cranberry has an 18-hole golf course, eight tennis courts, golf and tennis instruction, two o ... Read More >>
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Many resorts claim to cater to everyone. Mountain View Villas at Cranberry, located on picturesque Georgian Bay, really does. Mountain View offers access to an unbelievable number of on-site amenities and activities, including an 18-hole golf course, eight tennis courts, a recreation center, full-se ... Read More >>
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 Eat...
Duncan's Café (Collingwood). Once strictly a soup-and-sandwich shop, Duncan's has made the seamless transition to a full range
of restaurant fare. Other highlights include Sunday brunch and live music on Friday nights.
Canadian Mist Whiskey (Collingwood). Try the best-selling Canadian whiskey in the United States at the place where it is carefully
crafted.
 Play...
Ski Blue Mountain. Canada's third most visited ski resort offers 34 runs for the novice to advanced skier. Like other popular
ski attractions such as Whistler and Mont Tremblant, Blue Mountain has high-speed lifts and village-style shopping, dining
and entertainment.
Pedal Blue Mountain. The fun continues well into the summer months at this popular ski destination. After the snow melts,
mountain bikers and their gear ride the Silver Bullet Express to the top, then make their way back down at harrowing speeds.
Cut loose at Calabogie Lake. Enjoy paddleboating , tennis, fishing, hiking, biking and canoeing-not to mention Calabogie's
sandy beach-during the summer months. Ice sports such as cross-country skiing and snowmobiling take over when the temperatures
dip.
Work on your forehand (Collingwood). Get elite coaching at the Thomson Tennis School where former David Cup captain Richard
Thomson and his son Michael teach a new generation of tennis stars.
 Explore...
All things Elvis. Each July the Collingwood Elvis Festival, sponsored by SIRIUS, celebrates the King in a major way. The world's
largest Elvis festival includes an "Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest" with cash and prizes.
 Shop...
Blue Mountain Pottery (Collingwood). This famous pottery company closed its doors in 2004, but collectors' items remain in
shops in and around Collingwood. The town also hosts annual conventions for Blue Mountain pottery collectors.
Everything Niagara Falls. From the plaza to the two-level Marketplace to The Shops of Table Rock, you'll find an expansive
selection of souvenirs, nautically themed collectibles and exclusive Canadian gifts, such as items dedicated to the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police.
Bullfrog Vintage (Collingwood). Shop here for authentic vintage clothing and accessories for the entire family. But in case
you aren't feeling retro at the time, Bullfrog also sells "gently used" current fashions.
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This is provided for informational purposes only. Endless Vacation Rentals does not endorse any of the resort activities, guides, vendors or service providers described. It is the individual’s responsibility to investigate the safety and suitability of any activity, and the credentials and fitness of any guide, vendor or service provider. Endless Vacation Rentals expressly denies any liability for engaging in any activity, and for using any guide, vendor or services provider, that may be mentioned or described in any Endless Vacation Rentals advertisement or publication. Additional fees and restrictions may apply to any activity or service. |
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