The Almaguin Highlands host this wilderness cascade, where the Magnetewan River falls 6 meters, surrounded by dense forest and framed by dark bedrock. You can walk right up to the falls from many approaches. Nearby plaques memorialize visitors who found peace observing these waters.

Located in the Lake of the Woods area, Northwest Ontario, this provincial park is a popular destination for good reason. Rushing River consists of a series of whitewater rapids, created as waters flow over glacier sculpted rock. Along with multiple sandy beaches and scenic hiking trails, this loc...

Rainbow Falls is named for the dazzling shades of colour present in the pink granite bedrock and lichen. Here, soothing cascading waters on their way to Lake Superior and rich rugged forest await potential visitors. It is no wonder why this area inspired Canada's famous Group of Seven painters ...

Collection currently includes "Morning Mist of Niagara Falls" and "Chutes Waterfalls".

Located near Thunder Bay, Kakabeka Falls is widely considered to be the second largest waterfall in Ontario. These ‘tall cascades’ of the Kaministiquia River plunge 40 m (130 ft) over sheer cliffs into a canyon. Fossils found at the bottom are over a billion years old, with evidence of human ha...

Horseshoe Falls in Ontario, also known as the Canadian Falls, is the largest of the three Niagara Falls. Awe-inspiring, it is the most powerful waterfall in North America, as measured by flow rate.

Located in Northern Ontario's La Cloche foothills outside the town of Massey on the Aux Sables River, Chutes Provincial Park (est. 1963) is named after historic logging chutes that no longer remain. A highlight of this Canadian Shield park is the Twin Bridges Trail, which will show you the Seven...