Fall is a great time to explore Ontario! The leaves are changing colour, and there are plenty of fun activities to do. But with so many places to choose from, it can be tough to decide where to go. To help you out, we’ve rounded up the top places to visit in Ontario this fall, according to travel bloggers. Keep reading to find out where you should go on your next fall getaway!
Before you go – be sure to check the Ontario Fall Colours Report and our tips to viewing the vibrant colours!
9 of the Most Beautiful Places to Visit this Fall in Ontario
Travel writer, Jessica Wynne Lockhart, lists some unique destinations to visit this autumn from “ethereal waterfalls to sparkling lakes to dramatic canyons to dazzling cliff-top views, Ontario is full of surprises.” The Cheltenham Badlands are one of her favourite picks for the iconic red clay hills (a must-see view that is particularly colourful in the fall).
Jessica includes a place to stay, a place to eat and something to do at each location so that you can make a day (or a vacation) of seeing the fall colours.
10 Breath-Taking Fall Colour Lookouts Near Toronto by Public Transit
Lacking wheels? No worries! BlogTO writer, Olivia Little, writes about the best places to see the foliage without a car. Her suggestion to see the Cheltenham Badlands is to take the GO Train to Mount Pleasant, and then a 25-minute Uber to Caledon.
7 Best Fall Destinations, According to Travel Influencers
Narcity writer, Madeline Forsythe, asks 7 different travel bloggers and influencers to weigh in on the best places to see the fall colours. Highlights include Kelso Conservation Area (for its “panoramic views of the Niagara Escarpment”), Ore-Medonte (for its “extensive hiking and mountain-biking trails”), and Caledon (for its “picturesque scenery”).
Hungry for a take-out picnic?
10+ Fantastic Places to Experience to Experience Ontario Fall Colours
We’ve had the pleasure of meeting Stephanie from The World As I Know It Travel Blog. Her passion for local travel inspires us to get outside and explore! Stephanie’s list of places to see the fall colours includes some classic favourites like Muskoka and Algonquin. She includes some suggested roads to take in Caledon (which is known for its incredible landscapes). A word of caution to take it slow! These windy roads are narrow with hills and hairpin turns that have reduced visibility.
Your Guide to Vivid Colours Just Outside Toronto
If you’re looking for a day trip outside of Toronto, Rosa Kumar of Lonely Planet suggests taking a drive to Belfountain Conservation Area. The fall colours here are spectacular and there are plenty of hiking trails to explore. You can also extend your trip and stay at the Millcroft Inn & Spa in Alton (just a 12 minute drive away).
Look no further if you’re searching for a new destination to visit this fall season.These Ontario travel writers have some of the best places to visit for fall foliage. With so many beautiful places to see, you’ll want to see them all! Where will you go first?
