Where Ancient Rocks Tell Stories: Your Hands-On Guide to Ontario’s Most Fascinating Geological Sites
Look beneath your feet during your next Ontario park visit—those ancient rocks tell stories spanning billions of years, and you don’t need a geology degree to read them. Start by visiting the Canadian Shield exposures at Frontenac Provincial Park, where 1.2-billion-year-old Precambrian granite rises dramatically from forest floors, creating natural climbing walls and photo-worthy landscapes perfect for hands-on exploration. Bring a basic field guide and practice identifying common rock types like granite, gneiss, and marble by observing crystal patterns, colors, and textures—running your fingers across these surfaces connects you…
