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  1. Gatineau Park Fall Foliage Tour

    Gatineau Park Fall Foliage Tour

    4 hours (Departs Ottawa, Canada)

    by Viator

    lt;pgt;Discover the splendor of the Fall Foliage aboard Ottawa's most exciting and extensive tour of the world famous Gatineau Park. Your three-hour tour takes…

    Not LP reviewed

    from USD$39.79
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    Gray Line

    Tours depart from the corner-side ticket kiosk. Hop-on hop-off service (adult $26.55) is also available at 12 selected locations throughout the city (including the Museum of Civilization and the National Gallery of Canada).

    reviewed

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    Double Deck Tours

    Offers a deluxe 4-hour tour on a red double-decker bus. The price includes admission to the Whirlpool Aero Car, Journey Behind the Falls and the Maid of the Mist.

    reviewed

  4. Lakeview Cellars Estate Winery

    From Hwy 81, turn right up Cherry Ave to casual Lakeview Cellars Estate Winery, known for its ice-wine varietals, including a special cabernet franc version.

    reviewed

  5. Boat Tours & Rentals

    Glide for 30 minutes past swans, grand gardens and theatres. Tours depart from the boathouse on York St. Canoes, kayaks and paddleboats can also be rented ($10 to $20 per hour).

    reviewed

  6. Zoom Leisure Bicycle Rentals

    Cycling is an ace way to explore the area. Rent a bike from (or have one delivered to you by) the traveller-recommended Zoom Leisure Bicycle Rentals. Free delivery.

    reviewed

  7. Wabakimi Canoe Outfitters

    Wabakimi Canoe Outfitters is situated at an ecolodge about 250km north of Thunder Bay. Expeditions focus on the thick stretch of dense boreal forest known as Wabakimi Provincial Park.

    reviewed

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    Great Lakes Schooner Company

    The dashing black three-master Kajama, a 1930 German trading schooner, sails from the foot of Lower Simcoe St, but there's usually a ticket kiosk beside Queen's Quay Terminal.

    reviewed

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    Elissa Gallander Yoga Studio

    The objective here is, 'Using gravity and the natural wave-like movement of the breath to lengthen the spine and establish alignment and balance.' Now everyone could use a little of that!

    reviewed

  10. Niagara River Cruises

    The rather plush MV Senator cruise boat putts up and down the Niagara River (well out of reach of whirlpools and rapids), with commentary on local history and War of 1812 happenings.

    reviewed

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  12. Toronto Inner Harbour Evening Cruise

    Toronto Inner Harbour Evening Cruise

    60 minutes (Departs Toronto, Canada)

    by Viator

    lt;pgt;See the lights of Toronto on a one-hour evening sightseeing cruise on Toronto's Inner Harbour. While you cruise the Inner Harbour and its picturesque…

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    from USD$24.82
  13. Culinary Walking Tour of Little India, Greektown or Leslieville

    Culinary Walking Tour of Little India, Greektown or Leslieville

    3 to 3.5 hours (Departs Toronto, Canada)

    by Viator

    Taste your way through one of Toronto's diverse neighborhoods on a small-group food walking tour led by a local professional chef! Choose from the rich aromas…

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    from USD$77.47
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    Rent-A-Bike

    There are numerous walking, jogging and cycling trails that open up downtown during summer. The friendly staff at Rent-A-Bike will set you up with a bike and can offer a few tips about scenic trails.

    reviewed

  15. Guided Kayaking Tour on Niagara River from the US Side

    Guided Kayaking Tour on Niagara River from the US Side

    2.5 hours (Departs Niagara Falls, Canada)

    by Viator

    While visiting the amazing Niagara Falls, take some time to see the beautiful surrounding areas on a kayak tour along the Niagara River. On this 2.5-hour…

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    from USD$64.00 SPECIAL OFFER!
  16. Flat Rock Cellars

    Follow King Rd east, turn right onto Victoria Ave, then left onto 7th Ave for friendly Flat Rock Cellars. The hexagonal architecture and lake views here are almost as good as the wine!

    reviewed

  17. Sundance Balloons

    Hot-air ballooning has long been a popular leisure activity in the capital region. Sundance Balloons offers sunrise and sunset trips departing from several locations in the Ottawa valley.

    reviewed

  18. Great Spirit Circle Trail

    The eight local First Nation communities have collaborated to form a consortium offering fascinating tours of the island and local culture. Most tours stop at the Ojibwe Cultural Foundation which can be explored at one's leisure (although guided tours of the museum are highly recommended). Rotating exhibits reflect a rich history of legends and skilled craftwork.

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  19. Pelee Island Winery Wine Pavilion

    Enjoy the fruits of island life at the Pelee Island Winery Wine Pavilion. Regular tours are free at noon, 2pm and 4pm most days; special wine-and-cheese and wine-and-chocolate tours can be scheduled by calling.

    reviewed

  20. Walkerville Distillery

    Whiskey was here long before gambling. Distributed to 151 countries, Canadian Club has been sluicing out of the distillery since 1858. One-hour tours (noon, 2pm and 4pm) examine the processes and offer a taste.

    reviewed

  21. Wooden Sticks

    The 12 tribute holes at Wooden Sticks are inspired by famous holes on the PGA tour, from Scotland to Florida. Take Hwy 401 east, the 404 north then exit at Bloomington Rd. Drive east to Goodwood and then Uxbridge.

    reviewed

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    Downward Dog Yoga Centre

    In yoga-happy Queen West, this studio focuses on Ashtanga yoga, emphasizing forceful flow series. Check the website for special events like improvisational 'yoga jams, ' musical performances and wellness workshops.

    reviewed

  24. Dows Lake Pavilion

    In summer, there are canoe and rowboat rentals for trips along the canal at Dows Lake Pavilion at Dows Lake. The lake, a bulge in the Rideau Canal, is southwest of the downtown core between Preston and Bronson Sts.

    reviewed

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    Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centre

    A blink of a third eye from University of Toronto, Sivananda hosts free 90-minute introductory yoga classes on Sunday afternoons, usually at 4pm. Otherwise, check the website or give the centre a call for class schedules.

    reviewed

  26. Puddicombe Estate Farms & Winery

    Coming from Toronto, take QEW exit 78 at Fifty Rd into Winona and Puddicombe Estate Farms & Winery, a rustic farm specializing in fruit wines (try the peach and the iced apple). Light lunches available.

    reviewed

  27. Konzelmann Estate Winery

    Konzelmann Estate Winery is one of the oldest wineries in the region and the only one to take full advantage of the lakeside microclimate. Snooty, maybe, but the late-harvest vidal and ice wines are superb.

    reviewed