This tour is a perfect blend of history and thrills! Meet your tour guide at the Murray Hill Welcome Centre (5146 Murray Street, next to Queen Victoria Place) to start exploring. You’ll get to view the falls from behind through one of the viewing portals that have been cut straight through the rock and also from below the falls by venturing out onto the lower observation deck. Take a ride on the world famous boat tour to finish off your tour with a bang! This tour provides views from every angle and will provide memories that will last a lifetime. Explore over 20 other popular Niagara Falls points of interest with your tour guide along the way. Listen to fascinating stories and learn interesting facts about the history of Niagara Falls. Receive a complimentary badge with access to $150 in savings on area attractions after your tour.

Take a break from the bustle of Toronto and head into nature for a day. Visit Canada's oldest provincial park on a guided excursion. Get picked up from the meeting point and drive to Algonquin. Spend an enriching 6 hours at the park snowshoeing, hiking, spotting wildlife, canoeing, and swimming. Hop aboard the van in Toronto and head toward the park on a relaxing drive. If there's enough snow, put on your snowshoes for a combined snowshoeing and hiking experience. The activity begins with a short waterfall hike with views sure to take your breath away. Walk up to this hidden gem and marvel at the water gushing over craggy surfaces and glistening in the sun. Continue onto Booth's Rock Trail Hike toward an amazing lookout over Rock Lake and the Algonquin Park woods. This trail takes about 3 hours but is paced for beginners. You don't need to have any hiking experience. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife as you follow the trails — you may just see moose, black bears, beavers, wild turkeys, and turtles. Pass by sparkling lakes and stop at lookouts along the way. Opt to take a swim around Popcorn Island, witnessing the natural beauty from yet another vantage point. Hop in a canoe and your guide will lead you around on Canoe Lake. End the day having fully experienced the wonderful Algonquin Provincial Park. Get dropped off at the meeting point in Toronto.

Explore Canada's expansive wilderness on a guided day tour from Toronto. See the roaring Inglis Falls, stretch your legs on a hike to Marr Lake in Bruce Peninsula National Park, and visit Tobermory's lighthouse. Meet your guide and driver in Toronto and head out to start the first activity on your tour, visiting the lighthouse in Tobermory. Enjoy the sound and view of crystal-clear Georgian Bay water by the lighthouse at Big Tub Harbor. Discover the park's hidden gems with your guide. Hike along Horse Lake to find a secluded beach surrounded by the Cliffs of Georgian Bay. Take a rest and relax by the shores and enjoy walking on the frozen shores of Georgian Bay.  Once you're ready, continue hiking to Indian Head Cove, the Grotto, and Marr Lake. After your hike, head to Inglis Falls and enjoy a view of frozen waterfalls.

Join us on a day tour to Killarney Provincial Park and hike one of the most beautiful trail in Ontario - The Crack. The Crack Killarney is part of the La Cloche Mountains. These mountains are approximately 1.88 billion years old, and they’re comprised mostly of white Quartzite (metamorphic rock that was originally pure quartz sandstone). While the highest peak of the La Cloche Mountains only stands at 539 meters today, they were once higher than the Rocky Mountains. These hills are among the highest altitudes in Ontario. This trip is good for experienced hikers as the terrain is quite challenging. You will need hiking shoes as the rocks are slippery. The last part of the hike is the hardest as you will have to climb a big rocks. It will take us four hours to hike the whole trail. We will also visit a suspension bridge at French River Provincial Park.

Nestled between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, the Bruce Peninsula is home to one of the UNESCO World Biospheres and is one of the most breathtaking places in Canada with unique rock formations, abundant wildlife, ancient trees and crystal clear turquoise waters. Best of all it is only a 3.5-hour drive from Toronto and our guide will be doing all the driving so you can relax and take in the scenery! Once we arrive at the Bruce Peninsula, your guide Javier will lead you on a hike to explore some notable geographic features of the park, followed by a late lunch/dinner at a local restaurant on the way back to Toronto (not included in the price). As a bonus wee will visit one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area.

On this adventure, you will hike “The Crack”- a famous 4-hour, 7km roundtrip trek ascending huge pink, grey and white granite/quartz rock formations. This hike takes its name from the dramatic, deep crevasse that forms walls on the sides of the trail towards the end of the hike. After getting through the crack, you arrive at an unforgettable panoramic lookout where several clear blue lakes can be seen framed by Georgian Bay jack pines. On the way, we will also visit the French River Conservation Area, which features an interesting and accessible suspension bridge over the river. PLEASE NOTE: This is not a beginner's hike. In order to summit in a timely manner, we suggest this trip for folks who are experienced in hiking/hiking uphill and comfortable going through a few tight spaces. Due to the rocky terrain, sturdy shoes (ideally hiking boots) are necessary- especially if the weather calls for rain. Itinerary 6:45am – Departure from Christie Station. Note: if your tour is on a Sunday, the subway does not start running until 8 am, shuttle busses run down Yonge Street and Bloor Street, increasing your travel time slightly. 11:00am – Arrival and registration at the park 11:15am – Begin the hike! Followed by time to relax with a beautiful view of the Georgian Bay. This is a good place to have your lunch. 4:30pm – Visit the French River 6:00pm – Dinner together at a local restaurant (not included) 8:45pm – Expected arrival time to Toronto, Christie Subway Station

If you like taking pictures, this tour is for you! You will have plenty of opportunities to get incredible shots. Muskoka is one of the most emblematic places in Canada. During this adventure, we will be visiting 3 of the most spectacular places of this iconic region: High Falls: Considered the Niagara of the North, we will be standing safely very close to the waterfall so you can feel its power. Here we will also hike to Potts Falls, a smaller but equally charming waterfall, as a bonus. Hardy Lake: This 7km mostly flat hike will take us around one of the prettiest lakes in Muskoka, and the highlight is the famous Boardwalk where you will take the most “Muskoka Picture” you can imagine. In the winter, snowshoes are recommended during this hike. They are not mandatory, but they help! You can bring your own, or we offer rentals for $15. Huckleberry Rock Lookout: Here, we will be standing on some of the oldest rocks on earth, and we will hike to the most scenic lookout of this region that offers an impressive view of Lake Muskoka. Itinerary 8:45am – Departure from Christie Subway Station (outside the Tim Hortons) 10:10am – Arrival at Hardy Lake Provincial Park, where we will embark on our 7km hikes with plenty of photo opportunities. We will eat lunch (not included) halfway through the hike. 1:45pm – Arrival at Huckleberry Lookout, where we will hike 2 km in total, and we will see a jaw-dropping lookout overlooking Lake Muskoka 3:45pm – Arrival at High Falls, where we will see 2 of the most picturesque Waterfalls of northern Ontario. 6:00pm – Dinner together in one of the restaurants in the surrounding area (not included). Location of dinner decided as a group according to dietary restrictions. 7:45pm – Expected arrival time to Toronto

Discover more than just Niagra Falls with a guided day trip around the region's waterfalls. Take a walk through the woods and visit hidden spots known for their magic and beauty. Explore the southern part of Niagra and lose yourself in the scenery. Take a drive outside Toronto and arrive at the Niagra Escarpmemt, home to dozens of beautiful waterfalls to explore year-round. Explore the southern part and find 3 waterfalls in the Hamilton/Dundas area, before arriving at Niagra Falls in the afternoon. Get active hiking through the woods and get the perfect mix between adventure, nature, and discovery of small communities. Find countless opportunities to take great pictures and feel at peace in the wild nature of Niagra.