If you like to paddle and you haven’t been out yet this year, we know you’re itching to get out on the water.
This month’s FREE digital download features two paddling pals, making the most of a beautiful day on Lake Huron at Inverhuron Provincial Park.
Like morning chimes or an evening serenade, a loon’s call gently wakes us up in the morning, and tucks us in at night.
This month’s FREE digital download features a pair of loons gliding serenely along the water.
April’s digital download features Ontario’s favourite spring wildflower — the White Trillium!
Planning a spring wildflower walk? Check out our list of provincial parks with beautiful displays of spring trilliums!
Until then, don’t forget to decorate your device. We’ve specially sized these images for your computers, tablets, smartphones and Facebook covers.
Our gift to you this December is this beautiful image of a Canada Jay.
You never know what you’ll see in pristine winter forests. Birds are often easier to spot because of the leafless trees and serene quiet.
All you need is a set of binoculars, a pair of snowshoes, and some warm clothing.
Happy birding!
This month’s FREE digital wallpaper evokes Lake Superior’s “gales of November.”
Thousands of boats, ships and canoes have been claimed by Lake Superior over the centuries; the Edmund Fitzgerald is simply the most famous.
This photo was snapped on the northern shores of Lake Superior at Neys Provincial Park. If you’re a history buff, consider a 2018 visit to explore Ney’s rich cultural heritage. Explore the remains of POW Camp 100, or stop by the visitor centre (open July/August), which displays an artifact from the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Where can you see awe-inspiring fall colours, hike to breathtaking lookouts, and avoid the crowds?
Why not decorate your device with this autumnal gem?
Did you recognize this gem?
That’s right — it’s Lake St. Peter Provincial Park!
A favourite with RVers, the park sits on a large lake, boasting lots of waterfront campsites. Explore it by boat, stretch out on the beach, or rent a canoe or kayak. Plus — as you can see — the shoreline lends itself to some outstanding sunsets!
This month’s digital download was snapped at the fourth oldest provincial park in Ontario: Long Point Provincial Park.
Inspired to head to the beach? Over two kilometres of soft sand and warm water await you on the shores of Lake Erie.
Summer’s here at last!
This month’s wallpaper was snapped at Inverhuron Provincial Park. Prized for its sandy beach and glorious sunsets, Inverhuron is also a great place to stargaze.
We just had to include a canoe in this month’s free digital download. Add it to your device and celebrate National Paddling Week (June 10-18, 2017) and National Canoe Day (June 24).
This month’s photo was snapped at Esker Lakes Provincial Park. The collection of picturesque lakes makes the park ideal for canoeing. Keep an eye out for wildlife, especially near the many wetlands. Rentals are available, including paddles and personal flotation devices.
