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Collingwood autumn hiking trip is definitely a must-do nature route for outdoor enthusiasts! This time I chose the Eleventh Line Trail. On a rainy early autumn day, I felt the tranquility of the earth when the temperature turned cool. Along the way, I not only felt the simplicity of the natural forest, but also an unexpected little blessing - the brightly colored bird house hanging on the head of the dead tree, full of wildness, waiting for you to take pictures!

🌲 Trip Highlights:
Eleventh Line Trail perfectly blends daily exercise and natural healing, in addition to rivers and lakes, dense forests, autumn dead trees and bushes along the way, overcast and rainy days make the whole atmosphere more tranquil and healing. If you love walking trails, you will enjoy this forest bath, whether it is a morning walk or mountaineering exercise!

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Eleventh Line Trail
→ Location: 193-211 Eleventh Line, Collingwood, ON L9Y 5G6, Canada
→ Features: The route is approachable, especially suitable for beginners or families, autumn leaves plus drizzle atmosphere is excellent; along the way can meet various small animals, especially birds love to perch among the branches, occasionally small bird house decorations more lively.
→ Must-see for photos: Capturing the breakout composition of the little bird house on the dead trees, especially the autumn wild feeling!

🧗♀️ Real insights & itinerary tips
The feeling of climbing here is really soothing, rainy and cloudy days are not afraid of crowds, the whole trail is quiet and comfortable, breathing the air with the fragrance of soil and fallen leaves, the spirit naturally better! If you are afraid of getting wet you can wear a waterproof jacket and hiking shoes; there are some small trees, dead trees, etc. around the Trail, easy to get wet and slippery, be careful under your feet!

☕ Surrounding food/drinking water suggestions
The trail itself doesn’t have many shops, so it’s recommended to bring your own water and energy snacks. If you want to end up with a nearby Chill, consider returning to Collingwood Town Center and we recommend trying Grandma's Beach Treats (208 Hume St, Collingwood, ON), which offers home made desserts and warm little drinks for a special fall and winter feel.

🚗 Transportation guide
From Collingwood Town Centre, it only takes about 10 minutes to drive/rent a bike to the starting point of the Eleventh Line. There are simple roadside parking grids around the Trail, and since the attraction is quieter and less crowded, you don’t have to worry about not being able to find a parking space on weekends.

👟 Trip tips fully public
1. Dark clothes + waterproof pants/jacket are recommended in autumn and rainy days.
2. Because the dirt is wet and slippery in some areas of the Trail, the phone is fully charged in advance for map or contact.
3. Use a telephoto lens when shooting bird houses for a surprise harvest.

After a lap of the Eleventh Line Trail you will feel the relaxing atmosphere surrounded by nature. The rainy autumn forest, the brightly colored bird houses, the quiet outdoor wild views - let you forget the hustle and bustle of the city, and your blood oxygen level will UP immediately! If you love the outdoors and love to explore the natural beauty around you, be sure to bookmark this line!

#Collingwood #Canadian Mountaineering #Autumn Travel #Outdoor Healing #Wild Photography

Collingwood autumn hiking trip is definitely a must-do nature route for outdoor enthusiasts! This time I chose the Eleventh Line Trail. On a rainy early autumn day, I felt the tranquility of the earth when the temperature turned cool. Along the way, I not only felt the simplicity of the natural forest, but also an unexpected little blessing - the brightly colored bird house hanging on the head of the dead tree, full of wildness, waiting for you to take pictures! 🌲 Trip Highlights: Eleventh Line Trail perfectly blends daily exercise and natural healing, in addition to rivers and lakes, dense forests, autumn dead trees and bushes along the way, overcast and rainy days make the whole atmosphere more tranquil and healing. If you love walking trails, you will enjoy this forest bath, whether it is a morning walk or mountaineering exercise! 🚶♂️ [Attraction Recommendation] Eleventh Line Trail → Location: 193-211 Eleventh Line, Collingwood, ON L9Y 5G6, Canada → Features: The route is approachable, especially suitable for beginners or families, autumn leaves plus drizzle atmosphere is excellent; along the way can meet various small animals, especially birds love to perch among the branches, occasionally small bird house decorations more lively. → Must-see for photos: Capturing the breakout composition of the little bird house on the dead trees, especially the autumn wild feeling! 🧗♀️ Real insights & itinerary tips The feeling of climbing here is really soothing, rainy and cloudy days are not afraid of crowds, the whole trail is quiet and comfortable, breathing the air with the fragrance of soil and fallen leaves, the spirit naturally better! If you are afraid of getting wet you can wear a waterproof jacket and hiking shoes; there are some small trees, dead trees, etc. around the Trail, easy to get wet and slippery, be careful under your feet! ☕ Surrounding food/drinking water suggestions The trail itself doesn’t have many shops, so it’s recommended to bring your own water and energy snacks. If you want to end up with a nearby Chill, consider returning to Collingwood Town Center and we recommend trying Grandma's Beach Treats (208 Hume St, Collingwood, ON), which offers home made desserts and warm little drinks for a special fall and winter feel. 🚗 Transportation guide From Collingwood Town Centre, it only takes about 10 minutes to drive/rent a bike to the starting point of the Eleventh Line. There are simple roadside parking grids around the Trail, and since the attraction is quieter and less crowded, you don’t have to worry about not being able to find a parking space on weekends. 👟 Trip tips fully public 1. Dark clothes + waterproof pants/jacket are recommended in autumn and rainy days. 2. Because the dirt is wet and slippery in some areas of the Trail, the phone is fully charged in advance for map or contact. 3. Use a telephoto lens when shooting bird houses for a surprise harvest. After a lap of the Eleventh Line Trail you will feel the relaxing atmosphere surrounded by nature. The rainy autumn forest, the brightly colored bird houses, the quiet outdoor wild views - let you forget the hustle and bustle of the city, and your blood oxygen level will UP immediately! If you love the outdoors and love to explore the natural beauty around you, be sure to bookmark this line! #Collingwood #Canadian Mountaineering #Autumn Travel #Outdoor Healing #Wild Photography

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Imagine walking down the Collingwood Arboretum Trail (6 Hickory St) in Stillwell on a rainy, slightly cool autumn afternoon, the foliage in the surrounding forest mixed with the fiery red, golden and deep green of maple leaves, and mushrooms creeping up on the trunks attracting your attention – every step is a colorful painting of natural landscapes, making you want to take a slow step in nature’s healing. Here, no special strategy is needed, just with a curiosity about the outdoors, you can reap a micro-adventure in the autumn forest.

Inventory of itinerary highlights
The Collingwood Arboretum Trail is a popular out-of-town trail in the local area, especially suitable for off-peak travel – the autumn wind is tanned and you don’t have to be afraid of crowds. Here you can enjoy maple viewing, distant view of the forest, and up close observation of small mushrooms and woodland ecology.

🌳 Recommendation list of attractions
Collingwood Arboretum Trail
- Address: 6 Hickory St, Stillwell
- Opening hours: Open all day year round
- Autumn characteristics: The maple leaf season is extremely colorful and various mushrooms are easy to find in the woods. In the event of cloudy weather, the whole scenery is more quiet and suitable for shooting atmospheric photos.
- Trail size: Small loop, easy to walk, suitable for young and old.
- Other experiences: There are simple rest seats and observation decks along the way, which is a good place for picnics and viewing.

🍄 After-use + itinerary tips
Departing on a rainy day Although the road will be wet and slippery under your feet, that is why the leaves and moss have a special sheen, and the mushrooms are particularly spirited. If you want to shoot a cinematic screen, remember to wear a hat, waterproof shoes, bring too much less, lightweight is best. The forest air is super fresh after the rain, and taking a big sip feels like even your lungs have been washed. It is easy to encounter temperature differences in autumn. It is recommended to wear a windbreaker or prepare a warm jacket.

The woodlands of the Collingwood Arboretum Trail are all surrounded by natural ecology, little human interference, and squirrels and small birds walking in front of you from time to time - if you like "slow travel" like me, this is sure to give you a quiet and interesting autumn afternoon.

Nearby transportation tips and food recommendations
- The Trail entrance is easily accessible on foot or by bicycle, with easy parking at the roadside.
- Nearby town restaurant recommendation: Stillwell Deli (10 minutes away), a signature sandwich specialist frequented by locals.
- Convenience store nearby for refills of water and snacks.

🎒 Tips:
1. Autumn wet

Imagine walking down the Collingwood Arboretum Trail (6 Hickory St) in Stillwell on a rainy, slightly cool autumn afternoon, the foliage in the surrounding forest mixed with the fiery red, golden and deep green of maple leaves, and mushrooms creeping up on the trunks attracting your attention – every step is a colorful painting of natural landscapes, making you want to take a slow step in nature’s healing. Here, no special strategy is needed, just with a curiosity about the outdoors, you can reap a micro-adventure in the autumn forest. Inventory of itinerary highlights The Collingwood Arboretum Trail is a popular out-of-town trail in the local area, especially suitable for off-peak travel – the autumn wind is tanned and you don’t have to be afraid of crowds. Here you can enjoy maple viewing, distant view of the forest, and up close observation of small mushrooms and woodland ecology. 🌳 Recommendation list of attractions Collingwood Arboretum Trail - Address: 6 Hickory St, Stillwell - Opening hours: Open all day year round - Autumn characteristics: The maple leaf season is extremely colorful and various mushrooms are easy to find in the woods. In the event of cloudy weather, the whole scenery is more quiet and suitable for shooting atmospheric photos. - Trail size: Small loop, easy to walk, suitable for young and old. - Other experiences: There are simple rest seats and observation decks along the way, which is a good place for picnics and viewing. 🍄 After-use + itinerary tips Departing on a rainy day Although the road will be wet and slippery under your feet, that is why the leaves and moss have a special sheen, and the mushrooms are particularly spirited. If you want to shoot a cinematic screen, remember to wear a hat, waterproof shoes, bring too much less, lightweight is best. The forest air is super fresh after the rain, and taking a big sip feels like even your lungs have been washed. It is easy to encounter temperature differences in autumn. It is recommended to wear a windbreaker or prepare a warm jacket. The woodlands of the Collingwood Arboretum Trail are all surrounded by natural ecology, little human interference, and squirrels and small birds walking in front of you from time to time - if you like "slow travel" like me, this is sure to give you a quiet and interesting autumn afternoon. Nearby transportation tips and food recommendations - The Trail entrance is easily accessible on foot or by bicycle, with easy parking at the roadside. - Nearby town restaurant recommendation: Stillwell Deli (10 minutes away), a signature sandwich specialist frequented by locals. - Convenience store nearby for refills of water and snacks. 🎒 Tips: 1. Autumn wet

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Halloween holiday limited! Fernwood Farms and Market is a popular photo hotspot in Clearview, transforming into a pumpkin-themed town every October during Halloween.

🎃 Travel route recommendation
Once you enter, you will see pumpkin faces made of haystacks and colorful pumpkins sitting in rows. The picture is super beautiful under a sunny day. The whole farmland is paired with electric poles and Chinese-style architecture in the distance, which is especially American and Canadian. It is recommended to start from the main entrance and check in at the pumpkin decoration area, then slowly walk to the market to visit, where you can buy local fresh apples, pears, pumpkins, honey and other agricultural products. There are also small flower fields and other handmade desserts, all available for tasting.

Halloween holiday limited! Fernwood Farms and Market is a popular photo hotspot in Clearview, transforming into a pumpkin-themed town every October during Halloween. 🎃 Travel route recommendation Once you enter, you will see pumpkin faces made of haystacks and colorful pumpkins sitting in rows. The picture is super beautiful under a sunny day. The whole farmland is paired with electric poles and Chinese-style architecture in the distance, which is especially American and Canadian. It is recommended to start from the main entrance and check in at the pumpkin decoration area, then slowly walk to the market to visit, where you can buy local fresh apples, pears, pumpkins, honey and other agricultural products. There are also small flower fields and other handmade desserts, all available for tasting.

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Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, a historic landmark in Midland, Ontario, blends Canada's early missionary history with natural beauty. Nestled beneath imposing stone walls and surrounded by lush greenery, the shrine exudes a tranquil and awe-inspiring atmosphere, rain or shine. The area is not only a popular destination for religious and pilgrimage tourism, but also a perfect place for those interested in history and culture to immerse themselves in the experience.

Recommended Itinerary
First, enter the shrine grounds through the main gate, passing through beautifully landscaped gardens and modern buildings, immersing yourself in a blend of old and new. Start your day in the outdoor plaza, where you can sit in front of the stage with neatly arranged white chairs on rainy days, watch a special event, or stroll along the stone walls to admire the harmony between architecture and nature. Then, explore the grounds to explore the various exhibits, including interactive areas showcasing the lives of local Indigenous people and early missionaries, exploring turning points in Canadian history. Finally, browse for souvenirs in the small gift shop or relax at the outdoor cafe.

Must-See Activities and Photo Spots
- Outdoor Performance Stage: Whether or not there's an event going on, the simple, elegant white chairs against the stone wall backdrop are a perfect photo spot.
- Aboriginal Cultural Exhibition Area: Perfect for family exploration, where you can not only experience traditional crafts firsthand but also take photos of the wooden structures.
- Martyrs' Memorial Church: Solemn and steeped in history, it's a must-see for pilgrims.

Practical Tips
1. We recommend allowing two hours to half a day for your visit. Most activities are designed for all-weather use, so you can enjoy your visit rain or shine.
2. Opening hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily. Since special events often take place around holidays or major religious festivals, please check in advance to see if any large-scale events require reservations.
3. The park is large, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Dining options are available, so you can bring your own light meals for a picnic.
4. The park offers multilingual guided tours, making it easier for visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the historical background. 5. If you visit in spring or summer, the outdoor gardens are in full bloom, creating a perfect opportunity to capture the beautiful blend of nature and architecture.

Notes
- There are a few outdoor areas on site, so it's recommended to bring an umbrella or light raincoat on rainy days.
- Respect local religion, history, and culture, and maintain a quiet and hygienic environment.

Midland Martyrs' Shrine is more than just a religious pilgrimage site; it's also a place where you can connect with nature, immerse yourself in history, and take photos. Next time you visit Tay and Midland, be sure to reserve time to experience this rich Canadian history.

#MidlandMartyrs'Shrine #OntarioTravel #CanadianHistory #FamilyDestinations #ReligiousCulture

Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, a historic landmark in Midland, Ontario, blends Canada's early missionary history with natural beauty. Nestled beneath imposing stone walls and surrounded by lush greenery, the shrine exudes a tranquil and awe-inspiring atmosphere, rain or shine. The area is not only a popular destination for religious and pilgrimage tourism, but also a perfect place for those interested in history and culture to immerse themselves in the experience. Recommended Itinerary First, enter the shrine grounds through the main gate, passing through beautifully landscaped gardens and modern buildings, immersing yourself in a blend of old and new. Start your day in the outdoor plaza, where you can sit in front of the stage with neatly arranged white chairs on rainy days, watch a special event, or stroll along the stone walls to admire the harmony between architecture and nature. Then, explore the grounds to explore the various exhibits, including interactive areas showcasing the lives of local Indigenous people and early missionaries, exploring turning points in Canadian history. Finally, browse for souvenirs in the small gift shop or relax at the outdoor cafe. Must-See Activities and Photo Spots - Outdoor Performance Stage: Whether or not there's an event going on, the simple, elegant white chairs against the stone wall backdrop are a perfect photo spot. - Aboriginal Cultural Exhibition Area: Perfect for family exploration, where you can not only experience traditional crafts firsthand but also take photos of the wooden structures. - Martyrs' Memorial Church: Solemn and steeped in history, it's a must-see for pilgrims. Practical Tips 1. We recommend allowing two hours to half a day for your visit. Most activities are designed for all-weather use, so you can enjoy your visit rain or shine. 2. Opening hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily. Since special events often take place around holidays or major religious festivals, please check in advance to see if any large-scale events require reservations. 3. The park is large, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Dining options are available, so you can bring your own light meals for a picnic. 4. The park offers multilingual guided tours, making it easier for visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the historical background. 5. If you visit in spring or summer, the outdoor gardens are in full bloom, creating a perfect opportunity to capture the beautiful blend of nature and architecture. Notes - There are a few outdoor areas on site, so it's recommended to bring an umbrella or light raincoat on rainy days. - Respect local religion, history, and culture, and maintain a quiet and hygienic environment. Midland Martyrs' Shrine is more than just a religious pilgrimage site; it's also a place where you can connect with nature, immerse yourself in history, and take photos. Next time you visit Tay and Midland, be sure to reserve time to experience this rich Canadian history. #MidlandMartyrs'Shrine #OntarioTravel #CanadianHistory #FamilyDestinations #ReligiousCulture

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If you thought Tiny was just a tranquil lake, you haven't discovered the autumn fairytale that is Awenda Provincial Park! I drove here specifically to explore this park's hidden beach—thinking it was just a forest? Wrong! Here, the blue skies and white clouds reflect on the water, and the trees lining the beach are a vibrant riot of color—truly soothing. The park is open year-round, offering a unique spectacle no matter the season, but autumn is definitely the peak of color.

🏞️ Highlights of Awenda Provincial Park:
1. A Beach Paradise: Many people may only think of it as a hiking and camping destination, but the fine white sand beach by the lake is truly beyond imagination! In autumn, the cool breeze, the shimmering water, the soft sand beneath your feet, and the intertwining red and yellow trees around you are definitely worth the drive.
2. Autumn Forest: Walking along the lakeside, the leaves are like an overturned palette, with layers of orange, red, yellow, and green cascading across the landscape, creating stunning natural images. 3. Scenic Trails: For a deeper immersion in nature, explore the park's many walking trails. Get up close to the lake, listen to the wind, and watch the birds—all while refreshing your mood.

🌅Practical Itinerary Recommendations:
🗓We recommend a half-day or full-day trip. Start in the morning from downtown Penetanguishene (about a 20-minute drive) and enjoy the small town and countryside along the way.

Upon arrival at Awenda Provincial Park, it's recommended to pick up a map at the Information Center. Drive from the main entrance toward the lake, stopping at the beach area. Find a spot of grass or shaded by a tree—perfect for a picnic or just relaxing. 📍Address: Box 5004, Penetanguishene, Ontario L9M 2G2, Canada
⏰Opening Hours: Open year-round, all day (though autumn and winter are colder, the scenery is at its most beautiful, so remember to dress warmly).

🚗Transportation Tips:
Driving is the most convenient option, as roads are in good condition. However, during autumn, when leaves are falling, please be careful when driving. There are multiple parking lots within the park, and finding a spot near the beach is easy. You can also consider taking a taxi from Port McNicoll or Midland.

🍔Food Tips:
While there aren't many restaurants near the park, it's recommended to bring a light meal or snack. We recommend picking up fresh bakery items from Penetanguishene's main street and bringing them into the park for a romantic picnic by the lake.

🧺Practical Travel Tips (Experienced):
Bear a windbreaker; the lake can be windy in autumn. Bring a picnic mat and, on a nice day, a book, and relax in the shade. It's a truly relaxing experience. The sand is sandy and you can walk barefoot on it, but be careful near the water, as it can be slippery. Make sure to charge your phone and camera; you'll be snapping away here!

We especially recommend visiting the park in the morning or evening, when the light is softer and the colors are more vivid, perfect for a leisurely stroll.

#TinyAutumnTravel #AwendaProvincialPark #BeachCheck-InRecommended #NaturalHealing #OutdoorPicnicSuggestions

If you thought Tiny was just a tranquil lake, you haven't discovered the autumn fairytale that is Awenda Provincial Park! I drove here specifically to explore this park's hidden beach—thinking it was just a forest? Wrong! Here, the blue skies and white clouds reflect on the water, and the trees lining the beach are a vibrant riot of color—truly soothing. The park is open year-round, offering a unique spectacle no matter the season, but autumn is definitely the peak of color. 🏞️ Highlights of Awenda Provincial Park: 1. A Beach Paradise: Many people may only think of it as a hiking and camping destination, but the fine white sand beach by the lake is truly beyond imagination! In autumn, the cool breeze, the shimmering water, the soft sand beneath your feet, and the intertwining red and yellow trees around you are definitely worth the drive. 2. Autumn Forest: Walking along the lakeside, the leaves are like an overturned palette, with layers of orange, red, yellow, and green cascading across the landscape, creating stunning natural images. 3. Scenic Trails: For a deeper immersion in nature, explore the park's many walking trails. Get up close to the lake, listen to the wind, and watch the birds—all while refreshing your mood. 🌅Practical Itinerary Recommendations: 🗓We recommend a half-day or full-day trip. Start in the morning from downtown Penetanguishene (about a 20-minute drive) and enjoy the small town and countryside along the way. Upon arrival at Awenda Provincial Park, it's recommended to pick up a map at the Information Center. Drive from the main entrance toward the lake, stopping at the beach area. Find a spot of grass or shaded by a tree—perfect for a picnic or just relaxing. 📍Address: Box 5004, Penetanguishene, Ontario L9M 2G2, Canada ⏰Opening Hours: Open year-round, all day (though autumn and winter are colder, the scenery is at its most beautiful, so remember to dress warmly). 🚗Transportation Tips: Driving is the most convenient option, as roads are in good condition. However, during autumn, when leaves are falling, please be careful when driving. There are multiple parking lots within the park, and finding a spot near the beach is easy. You can also consider taking a taxi from Port McNicoll or Midland. 🍔Food Tips: While there aren't many restaurants near the park, it's recommended to bring a light meal or snack. We recommend picking up fresh bakery items from Penetanguishene's main street and bringing them into the park for a romantic picnic by the lake. 🧺Practical Travel Tips (Experienced): Bear a windbreaker; the lake can be windy in autumn. Bring a picnic mat and, on a nice day, a book, and relax in the shade. It's a truly relaxing experience. The sand is sandy and you can walk barefoot on it, but be careful near the water, as it can be slippery. Make sure to charge your phone and camera; you'll be snapping away here! We especially recommend visiting the park in the morning or evening, when the light is softer and the colors are more vivid, perfect for a leisurely stroll. #TinyAutumnTravel #AwendaProvincialPark #BeachCheck-InRecommended #NaturalHealing #OutdoorPicnicSuggestions

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