Go to Ontario family courts and see the corruption, fraud, child abuses, and all out destruction of sibling relationships and more that you're supporting, letting happen, and failing to correct!
@@KS-xs7fs It's pretty friggin bad but the worst? Come on dude. If you want to speak for yourself then that's fine - like saying you're happy, but when you claim Ontario in its entirety is a dump and the worst place "IN" (or on) earth, you just look dumb and/or not credible. And it's the people of Ontario you probably rightly take issue with; for it has abused and damaged child abusers at every single level of society, but there are people who would correctly say the same about almost every other group of people on this planet; those aware enough anyway. The original poster is obviously so messed up and delusional, which is aggravating to say the least, and it's OK to let them know they are messed up, but you should realize you're messed up too and express if you want to help save innocent and helpless children instead of being happy you left them behind and are leaving them behind to suffer and some to die because people didn't care for anyone but themselves. You feel me?
what a fabulous vehicle for educating Canadians about what is on the Horizon with deep climate change. YOU live in the MOST Exciting Time on Earth, ...ever.
@@Travelmammal Go to Ontario family courts and see the corruption, fraud, child abuses, and all out destruction of sibling relationships and more that you're supporting, letting happen, and failing to correct!
it costs money to do but you can hike down to the rapids for free at the bruce trail , I live in the falls and hike down the the rapids multiple times every summer !
And Myrtle Beach in South Carolina has the longest freshwater coast right along-side the Atlantic ocean, not sure how that developed but it is simply amazing ..
Learned about some places I wasn't aware of, many thanks. One small change I'd suggest. The music makes me feel like I'm on hold at the utility company.
Bonnechere Caves are pretty awesome. We visited several years back on our way to Ottawa for a family weekend. Many of these other destinations look quite interesting, thanks for your video!
Yes I seen the rock shift from side to side, plus I have been at this spot maybe 30 years ago. Indeed they are amazing to see and just feel the power on the water. Thanks Mark Dutka
Thanks a bunch I have lived in Ontario all my life (almost 79 years) and thought that I had see a lot of it but you pointed out a bunch of places that I’ve never ever heard about. When Covid is over I will
If you want the boat ride in the 1000 islands; take it from Gananoque cruise lines. I've been on the Rock Island and found it sketchy. We took the Castle cruise on Gananoque cruise lines and was much better. Bring your passport when the border opens. And one must be eligible to enter the US (for some nationalities). All of that is taken care of when you reserve. (reservations necessary). The bridge is actually 5 bridges including another suspension bridge on the Canadian side channel.
Great Video. The furthest north I have been in my home province of Ontario was Tobermory - and it freaked me out after dark due to the isolation, darkness and endless pine trees. Meanwhile, during the day it was scenic enough and I enjoyed the shipwreck boat tour as well as Flower Pot Island. This summer I did a 3 day trip to Colingwood 1.5 hrs North of Toronto - I think this region will be fun in Winter when I plan to go back.
I'm from Gananoque, and gotta say I miss being home on the water in the summer time and if you can I definitely recommend taking a cruise through the islands, its beautiful (plus I worked on the cruises, what a way to spend your summer)
the Elora swim spot is better then the video shows. theres also a sandy beach there. its actually amazing and the elora campground right near there is also amazing and has a cool water tube thing u take a tube all the way down the river
Thanks for the video....hmm, Tobermory didn't make it? Pretty sure it's more scenic and a better choice ahead of some here. I guess you'll be doing Part 2 and Part 3 and......
Ontario is more than Geology. Ontario Place, ROM, Ontario Science Centre, Straford Festival, Peace Tower, Fort Henry, Upper Canada Village, Roy Thompson Hall, Okeefe Centre, CNE .....
how do you get to the river side board walk. I have been to niagara quite a few times and have not seen that yet. id love to check it out the next time i go.
I can't believe I never heard of the Bonnechere Caves when I lived in Ottawa or the Cheltenham Badlands when I lived in Guelph. I'd have gone to both. They need to advertise more.
The badlands have turned into a local money maker for the township - pay parking with limited spots and no walking on the clay - stay on the viewing platform. Advance ticket purchase required. Just look at them on you tube and save the hassle!
How about the Diefenbunker at Carp to the west of Ottawa?.... A real doomsday bunker built in the late 50s which was to house the government of Canada, a CBC broadcasting station & the gold reserves from the bank or Canada in the event of a Soviet nuclear strike... it is an awesome place. The bottom line here is that there are far more than 10 amazing things to see here in Ontario...
@@Travelmammal Ah yes! I used to live at the top of river by Buffalo NY. Lovely area. I’m long ways from there now though. Lol. If you get a chance or are interested check you tube video “2019 Ice tsunami” Ft.Erie. It was something to watch when it happened. Broke all the break wall out. They probably still fixing it. Cheers and lovely video.
People asking, “What about this place?” Ontario is so damn big it’s pretty hard to do it justice in one short video. We all have our favourite spots. Hard to capture them all. Really enjoyed the video just the same.
Having been to Kakabeka Falls, I can say it is way more impressive in person. It is a scary long ways down. The first coherent thought that came to mind was, how are there any fish upstream?
Ontario is such a beautiful province many have never had a chance to experience it. Do you know that Italy can fit into Ontario three times that’s how big it is? I have been to the Falls Up north, Bon Echo Provincial park is beautiful, point Pelee Island, grottos near Tobermory, I remember standing on the beaches in grand Bend and it reminds me of Mexico, The rapids outside of Ottawa spectacular, the many many lakes in northern Ontario are absolutely stunning! This is our home, we are so lucky! 🇨🇦
Yea I keep hearing that, I have a cute little tea bag rest shaped like a teapot saying Mantoulin Island on it, good reminder to go travel there one of these days ..
You totally forgot the Bruce Peninsula. so you missed the #1 tourist destination in Onatario. 100,000 people travel to the bruce every week in the summer. You must live on some other planet. Cypris park is listed as a world heritage location. You need to get out of Toronto, Niagra and the Muskoka and discover the rest of Ontario, like places like Petrolia and learn its hearatage.
So what, he did a great job, been to these places and enjoyed the video, a video can only be so long, I'm sure there's more yet to come. He did a great job! Stop whining, get on with life, and don't be such an old woman.
Wow! Elora and the Elora Gorge should be featured in any Ontario tourism. Not only is the Niagara Gorge deeper, wider and longer, there are two parks with descents that let you walk along the river, not just look from a viewing stand. These are not the ten best places to visit in Ontario.
An acute accent is on the first syllable of Agawa and the A's are pronounced short like in water. Bonnechere, meanwhile has a long, "O" in the first syllable with the acute accent on the second syllable and ,"E" is silent. The second syllable is pronounced, "share". (2:47) "The indigineous (sic) population arrived here around 1700..." Really? That's a slight to the First Nation's people. Europeans explored the area before then and found there were lots of people living there. Nice video, great shots and otherwise a good production.
I love Ontario Canada, I think it’s beautiful, and I am Canadian who’s love and happy to live in Canada
hahaha... prozac huh!?
Go to Ontario family courts and see the corruption, fraud, child abuses, and all out destruction of sibling relationships and more that you're supporting, letting happen, and failing to correct!
Im happy I left this dump. The worst of the worst places in earth
@@KS-xs7fs It's pretty friggin bad but the worst? Come on dude. If you want to speak for yourself then that's fine - like saying you're happy, but when you claim Ontario in its entirety is a dump and the worst place "IN" (or on) earth, you just look dumb and/or not credible. And it's the people of Ontario you probably rightly take issue with; for it has abused and damaged child abusers at every single level of society, but there are people who would correctly say the same about almost every other group of people on this planet; those aware enough anyway. The original poster is obviously so messed up and delusional, which is aggravating to say the least, and it's OK to let them know they are messed up, but you should realize you're messed up too and express if you want to help save innocent and helpless children instead of being happy you left them behind and are leaving them behind to suffer and some to die because people didn't care for anyone but themselves. You feel me?
Awesom falls and awesome presentation.Love it and big liked. Thank you and keep in touch .
what a fabulous vehicle for educating Canadians about what is on the Horizon with deep climate change.
YOU live in the MOST Exciting Time on Earth, ...ever.
thanks for sharing this
amazing
good old days, when we roamed free
DRACOs on land will get you ...or your children.dont worry abt the mask shit!
Like dinosaurs.
Yes I saw it, immediately.
Lindo trabalho! Super like!
You are a true Ontario Ambassador Jim!
As are you Chris, thank you!
@@Travelmammal Go to Ontario family courts and see the corruption, fraud, child abuses, and all out destruction of sibling relationships and more that you're supporting, letting happen, and failing to correct!
Wow, gorgeous and otherworldly. Had never heard of many of these location.
wow i have been to niagara falls like 20 times and never even knew the white water walk existed lmao thanks im gonna check it out!
it costs money to do but you can hike down to the rapids for free at the bruce trail , I live in the falls and hike down the the rapids multiple times every summer !
I love Canada .
Thanks Travel mammal . Discover the uncover.
Hooooly moly, so many incredible places I've never heard of.
Kakabeka Falls is an amazing experience! My husband and I stopped there after visiting Lakehead University!
I love your enthusiasm
You missed Onaping Falls north of Sudbury, one of the Group of Seven painted it. Gorgeous
Thank you so much, excellent places very nice video 👌👍
What about Wasaga Beach? Worlds longest fresh water beach. Gorgeous sunrises and sunsets
And Myrtle Beach in South Carolina has the longest freshwater coast right along-side the Atlantic ocean, not sure how that developed but it is simply amazing ..
Sauble Beach is nicer than Wasaga
And wall to wall yahoos all summer long - Spring Break in the summer!
@@tedforsure1671 .. So what exactly is nicer at Sauble Beach ?
@Agent 39 I agree that Sauble is a nicer beach, but what you say about Wasaga is simply not true.
Good love it
Learned about some places I wasn't aware of, many thanks.
One small change I'd suggest. The music makes me feel like I'm on hold at the utility company.
I thought the music sounded like basic tracks for a new Duran Duran song.
Bad 70's porn movie 🤣
all on my summer trip list 2020!
N8ice work ,you touched upon some of my favourites ...of course there is much more in surprising Ontario !
Bonnechere Caves are pretty awesome. We visited several years back on our way to Ottawa for a family weekend. Many of these other destinations look quite interesting, thanks for your video!
bro i've seen many vlogs about 'ON' but never seen before what you have showed use here. really amazed .thanks
Yes I seen the rock shift from side to side, plus I have been at this spot maybe 30 years ago. Indeed they are amazing to see and just feel the power on the water.
Thanks Mark Dutka
Wow! I'll definitely go and check out the Elora Gorge this upcoming Summer, nice sandy beach and gorgeous scenery of nature, sure looks inviting ..
Nice to see the Thunder Bay Area as part of the attractions!
My town made the list! Amazing! The quarry is a decent spot. ✌👌
Great choices for locals to explore. If only I could get off my couch.
damn those Kush strains....LoL
Thanks a bunch I have lived in Ontario all my life (almost 79 years) and thought that I had see a lot of it but you pointed out a bunch of places that I’ve never ever heard about. When Covid is over I will
phoneticly.. it's pronounced agewa
If you want the boat ride in the 1000 islands; take it from Gananoque cruise lines. I've been on the Rock Island and found it sketchy. We took the Castle cruise on Gananoque cruise lines and was much better. Bring your passport when the border opens. And one must be eligible to enter the US (for some nationalities). All of that is taken care of when you reserve. (reservations necessary). The bridge is actually 5 bridges including another suspension bridge on the Canadian side channel.
I live in the area. Been there many times in my own boat. Used to be the play ground of the rich and famous.
Very good video and to the point 👉 thanks
Can’t believe you didn’t mention Tobermory and Bruce Peninsula Park
Left that for the winter. Check it out. th-cam.com/video/ehlERfTkSqA/w-d-xo.html
Yeah my point
Can't believe you didn't mention the border leading to the US.
Might have ro go check out the caves
Awesome! 🇨🇦🙏♥️😘
missed lake of the woods, best part of it being as far away from toronto as you can get while still in ontario
lolll just like toronto is the center of the universe... you should get out more ;)
Excellent! Thank you.
Great video! Enjoyed it!
Bonnechere Caves! 👌👍
wow beautiful
Great Video.
The furthest north I have been in my home province of Ontario was Tobermory - and it freaked me out after dark due to the isolation, darkness and endless pine trees. Meanwhile, during the day it was scenic enough and I enjoyed the shipwreck boat tour as well as Flower Pot Island. This summer I did a 3 day trip to Colingwood 1.5 hrs North of Toronto - I think this region will be fun in Winter when I plan to go back.
Oh! Canada!!
Indeed Bruce!
Algonquin Park?
The border when you ate leaving👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
thank you very much for your video !!!
Nice
Thank you!!
You definitely need to see Ouimet canyon east of Thunder Bay.
You did a good job ...BUt you need to show georggn bay.
the lake huron and deep clear waters there
sarnia ontario ...bridge 3 largest world..lake huron
"georggn bay"? Or, Georgian Bay? Additionally, it's Lake Huron: capital "L" and capital "H."
@@monicadzisiak7291 You too? It is Sarnia, Ontario. And, Lake Huron. All place names are always capitalized.
I'm from Gananoque, and gotta say I miss being home on the water in the summer time and if you can I definitely recommend taking a cruise through the islands, its beautiful (plus I worked on the cruises, what a way to spend your summer)
I'm not budging. Imma stay right here and keep on doing what I've been doing. Minding my own business.
That canyon was grand.
the Elora swim spot is better then the video shows. theres also a sandy beach there. its actually amazing and the elora campground right near there is also amazing and has a cool water tube thing u take a tube all the way down the river
Your video is fun and Awsome! New subscriber here
Beautiful 😍
Thanks for the video, we are planning a trip from Minnesota up into Ontario and over to Niagara falls.
This gives us something to plan around.
Be sure to check my other videos, including the one about experiences in Niagara and day trips from Toronto.
Thanks for the video!
Nice video! But Cheltenham is more like 45mins north of the big stink
In another video you should visit the Aviation Museum at CFB North Bay and see if they're allowing visits to "The Hole".
Thanks for the video....hmm, Tobermory didn't make it? Pretty sure it's more scenic and a better choice ahead of some here. I guess you'll be doing Part 2 and Part 3 and......
Ontario is more than Geology. Ontario Place, ROM, Ontario Science Centre, Straford Festival, Peace Tower, Fort Henry, Upper Canada Village, Roy Thompson Hall, Okeefe Centre, CNE .....
Ontario is more than Toronto as well.
how do you get to the river side board walk. I have been to niagara quite a few times and have not seen that yet. id love to check it out the next time i go.
I can't believe I never heard of the Bonnechere Caves when I lived in Ottawa or the Cheltenham Badlands when I lived in Guelph. I'd have gone to both. They need to advertise more.
It's not very big. If your a motorcyclist it can make a good day ride destination. Depending where you live.
The badlands have turned into a local money maker for the township - pay parking with limited spots and no walking on the clay - stay on the viewing platform. Advance ticket purchase required. Just look at them on you tube and save the hassle!
How about the Diefenbunker at Carp to the west of Ottawa?.... A real doomsday bunker built in the late 50s which was to house the government of Canada, a CBC broadcasting station & the gold reserves from the bank or Canada in the event of a Soviet nuclear strike... it is an awesome place.
The bottom line here is that there are far more than 10 amazing things to see here in Ontario...
Old woman bay on the top of Lake Superior
Happened upon it driving to Sask...beautiful! No one else on the beach!!
Actually , physically one of the most beautiful beach settings in Canada !
Used to be the maid of mist taking people down by the Falls there. It’s been a long time.
Yes, you're right. I think now it's Maid of the Mist on the US side, Hornblower on the Canadian side.
@@Travelmammal Ah yes! I used to live at the top of river by Buffalo NY. Lovely area. I’m long ways from there now though. Lol. If you get a chance or are interested check you tube video “2019 Ice tsunami” Ft.Erie. It was something to watch when it happened. Broke all the break wall out. They probably still fixing it. Cheers and lovely video.
You missed some good spots but you did get some good spots too. Only 2 of those places i havent been and that is the badlands and st. Marys quarry
Thanks so much! Yes, tough to include every place... It would be a 30 minute video and even then I might miss something. Cheers.
People asking, “What about this place?” Ontario is so damn big it’s pretty hard to do it justice in one short video. We all have our favourite spots. Hard to capture them all. Really enjoyed the video just the same.
Cheers, Lorne. Hopefully, you've subscribed for more videos.
What about Peele island??
Beautiful video thanks. Background music, doesn’t suit the scenery though.
Be prepared to wait most of the day in a hot car trying to get in to Elora Gorge. It is small and space is limited.
Having been to Kakabeka Falls, I can say it is way more impressive in person. It is a scary long ways down. The first coherent thought that came to mind was, how are there any fish upstream?
Yes. I saw the slight illusion of a shirt of the rock.
Why is the Elora Gorge "infamous "? Lol
Ontario is such a beautiful province many have never had a chance to experience it.
Do you know that Italy can fit into Ontario three times that’s how big it is?
I have been to the Falls Up north, Bon Echo Provincial park is beautiful, point Pelee Island, grottos near Tobermory, I remember standing on the beaches in grand Bend and it reminds me of Mexico, The rapids outside of Ottawa spectacular, the many many lakes in northern Ontario are absolutely stunning!
This is our home, we are so lucky! 🇨🇦
Too bad it’s a frozen wasteland six months of the year and a mosquito infested swamp the rest! I should know, I’ve lived here all my life!
Massive.
From Toronto, you're closer to Florida than to some parts of Ontario.
Oh shit!! The rock did appear to shift!!
Now I live in bc .but 1000 island is more beautiful place I have been visited in bc , including vancouver island.
, Ontario is pretty boring after that huh ;)
LOL
yes it shifted
Agawa is pronounced a-ga-wa with all soft a’s
Explore manitoulin island….
I love Manitoulin Island. It will be included in a separate video. 😉
@@Travelmammal can’t wait ..I love it here @little current…
The rock moved
What about Algonquin National Park?? 7653 square KM of protected nature.
Take a look at my other videos. I've included Algonquin. Cheers.
@@Travelmammal Awesome! Very cool video BTW!
Yes, it was all very beautiful, especially loved the class 6 rapids. Now, how about letting us US citizens come visit your lovely country?
Manitoulin island the PRETTIEST PLACE IN CANADA 🇨🇦
Yea I keep hearing that, I have a cute little tea bag rest shaped like a teapot saying Mantoulin Island on it, good reminder to go travel there one of these days ..
Nothing from Georgian Bay? I'm surprised
Where was the 2nd place called and were is it thanks
You totally forgot the Bruce Peninsula. so you missed the #1 tourist destination in Onatario. 100,000 people travel to the bruce every week in the summer. You must live on some other planet. Cypris park is listed as a world heritage location. You need to get out of Toronto, Niagra and the Muskoka and discover the rest of Ontario, like places like Petrolia and learn its hearatage.
Hey thx for stopping by. I do have other videos including this one, which includes the Bruce. Cheers. th-cam.com/video/l1Rxorf0u0E/w-d-xo.html
No crap on the crapper capitol AKA Ottawa LoL
So what, he did a great job, been to these places and enjoyed the video, a video can only be so long, I'm sure there's more yet to come. He did a great job! Stop whining, get on with life, and don't be such an old woman.
ha ha...more to come !!. He listed all ten. How can there be more....?
@ 4:56 I saw a camera shift, not a rock shift.
Wow! Elora and the Elora Gorge should be featured in any Ontario tourism.
Not only is the Niagara Gorge deeper, wider and longer, there are two parks with
descents that let you walk along the river, not just look from a viewing stand.
These are not the ten best places to visit in Ontario.
Let me do a few more hits of california sunshine and i'll get back to you on the whole shifting rocks thingy.
I've lived in Soo On all my life and have never heard Agawa pronounced like that. It's not a-GA-wa it is AG-a-wa.
Ya think, wtf,I said. Where the hell is that, then I saw the train, never ever heard that said,
@ 8:45 - Little Feat ???
YOU FORGOT LAKE OF THE WOODS
An acute accent is on the first syllable of Agawa and the A's are pronounced short like in water. Bonnechere, meanwhile has a long, "O" in the first syllable with the acute accent on the second syllable and ,"E" is silent. The second syllable is pronounced, "share". (2:47) "The indigineous (sic) population arrived here around 1700..." Really? That's a slight to the First Nation's people. Europeans explored the area before then and found there were lots of people living there. Nice video, great shots and otherwise a good production.
Why say the gorge's silence is golden then put on some horrid music so we can't enjoy the silence of the gorge?
Audrey Aitken Good point, but careful, may be considered disrespecting the land.
that's all Ontario spirit! lol
Advice, save you money, do not travel, do not get the virus.
Ten best places to visit in 2021..the bedroom, the bathroom, kitchen, den, backyard, garage, basement, family room, front yard, and the dining room..
Take a pair of rubber shoes to wear on the Hornblower. If you have to walk around the rest of the day in wet shoes you will regret it.
200 subscribers? that's not right.