Frontenac and Ontario Parks

The National Audubon Society has been conducting the Christmas Bird Count, an annual event, for more than a century. It is a time when bird watchers and conservationists gather to count and catalog the various bird species found in a certain location.
Bird Studies Canada is in charge of organizing the event in Canada.
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One of Ontario’s most stunning natural sites is the Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Numerous leisure pursuits are available in the park, such as hiking, swimming, boating, fishing, and camping. The Sleeping Giant Loppet, however, is among the park’s most thrilling activities.
Every February, cross-country skiers compete in the Sleeping Giant Loppet. Skiers of various ages and abilities come here from all around Ontario and beyond. The Loppet gives skiers a chance to ski through some of the province…

Visitors may now indulge in maple sweets at Bronte Creek Provincial Park, famous for producing maple syrup!
Indigenous communities in Canada used the sap for food and medicine, making maple syrup a mainstay there for generations. Today, maple syrup is a prized product and a proud representation of Canadian culture.
One of the numerous parks that celebrate the maple syrup season by providing a range of events, including guided tours, pancake breakfasts, and maple taffy on snow, is Bronte Creek Provincial…