This is one of my favourite hiking trails in Canada. I'm not a hardcore hiker, but enjoy a scenic…read moreeasy-to-moderate walk, and the Cup and Saucer trail provides that. There are 3 paths: the red one (5km; undulating; has easy paths and trickier portions where you have to navigate rocks and be on the keen lookout for the markers so you won't get lost), the adventure path (offroad; apparently hardcore), and the blue (10km; mostly flat but still gets you to the main lookouts). My wife and I chose the red path, which took around 2 hours to navigate. The trek itself was interesting (there were points where you had to use makeshift ladders and navigate huge boulders). But the highlight was easily the Eastpoint lookouts. In a word: amazing. You stand out on the cliffs, wind whipping you about, and look out and see the forests and lakes. If you come at the right time, it's like you own the whole mountain. A few tips: - Go during autumn. The hike is pretty but made doubly so when everything is on fire. - Make sure to inspect the different openings along the top. What looks like nothing turns into a spectacular view if you just brush aside a few branches/bushes. - Go earlier in the day or later in the afternoon. We went at around 10am and there was enough parking and only a few people on the trail. By the time we were heading back at around noon, there were sooooo many people. We heard 11-1 is the peak period. - Wear sturdy shoes. I don't have hiking boots but do have trail shoes and that helped. I think sneakers are doable (I went during a sunny day so the trail wasn't muddy) but definitely advise against sandals or shoes you don't want to get scuffed up. - If you're on the island, go! It's beautiful.

It's really nice and the hike is really nice but I don't like that you can't ride quads or…read moresnowmobiles on it that the only bad part about the cup & saucer trail so I do recommend it

Absolutely amazing park, by far the most beautiful place in Ontario. We stayed at Lake George…read morecampground and did 3 hikes incl. the famous "Crack" and then rented a canoe for a day and went all the way to OSA lake and back. If you want to visit the park, plan far in advance, especially for summer months. Most sites are booked 6 months in advance. Bring sturdy hiking boots, especially for the "Crack" hike, there is a lot of climbing and jumping from rock to rock. Also, bring your own firewood, the one they sell in the park is wet and rotten, cut from the fallen trees. The only place you can buy dry firewood nearby is Killarney outfitters but it costs a ridiculous $16+tax for the bag of firewood that will last you for 2-3 hours.

Beautiful grounds and a slice of Canadiana about 4 hours north of the city (expect shoddy wifi)…read more Stayed two night on the campgrounds steps from the lake where you can star faze in the evening after a late night dinner on the BBQ. You also have several options for hiking, we went to Granite Ridge across the highway where yoynare rewarded with splendid views of landscapes and vista's of Georgian Bay. Definately a great option away for the city, but don't forget to reserve your spot early! -Zuk

Had a great stay. Sites were big and clean and very well spaced apart. Didn't see the neighbors if…read moreyou didn't want to.

Only $30CAN per night! Rolled up on a beautiful Thursday at 9pm, just trying to get a bite and…read moresome smoked salmon/trout for breakfast the next morning, but the place was so nice, we rested our bones there instead of the other campsite we had planned to stay at. For $30 we got a spot 10' off the lake! Tons of room. Enough space for 3 tents. Had a table and fire pit built in. People seemed cool. Only there one night, and something bear-ish definitely crept past our tent and went for a midnight swim (loudly). The fishing was STRAIGHT. Caught a walleye after only 4 casts. Shoulda' ate it... The skeeters are why I have to withhold a star. Those Canadian mosquitoes are easily the most aggressive insects I've ever encountered. They didn't always bite you or leave you itching, but when they swarm, mahfucka's will LAND ON YOUR EYEBALL. No joke. I definitely huffed a few while smoking a jack too... The food at the front of the campsite (we got fish and chips) was only OK. The poutine style fries (covered in gravy and shredded cheese) were only OK too. The general store sold fishing/camping gear as well as limited groceries and such. Well, they also sold the best smoked salmon I've ever had. I bought rainbow trout, coho salmon, and atlantic salmon. The atlantic salmon, probably caught nearby and dated only 3 days prior, was drip down your forearm oily (which is a good thing when dealing with an oily fish-and besides, fish oil is about the healthiest thing in the world outside of blueberries). The coho and trout were tasty but nearly as good.

Have enjoyed navigating this trail with my sister last year. The part of the trail that goes by the…read morebog and over the over the old beaver dam is extremely rough but doable when you are wearing the proper footwear By The Way. The rest of the trail thru the woods and meadows are well organized, maintained And taken care of by the EBS.

Bridal Veil Falls is a waterfall near the town of Kagawong on Lake Huron's Manitoulin Island,…read moreOntario, Canada. The water source is the Kagawong River which flows from Lake Kagawong to the North Channel of Lake Huron. It has a height of approximately 35 feet. (Wikipedia) Public washrooms are available and several picnic tables are scattered around if you choose to have lunch. During the summer months, arrive early because the parking lot is small and will fill up quickly. Hiking trail are beautiful and choosing to take them to the end rewards you with a small touristy spot complete with and old fashioned candy store and soda shop.

Very nice sand beach with a childrens play area. Perfectly situated in downtown Kagawong. It is…read moregreat to start at the falls and walk the trail to the lake. Then stop at the Chocolate Works for a treat or grab a quick bite at the chip truck located near the beach. Quiet beach, clean air, and crystal clear water. Kagawong beach is a great place to spend a day.

VV is a terrific place to stay. We've stayed here 5 times now in the last 10 yrs. Was always our…read morehappy get away from city noise & bs. Cottages are great, scenery and lake stunning, good fishing, shopping within 20 to 30 min drives, trail/hiking at Bridal Veils Falls, etc. Sadly, we won't ever go back. Sadly I'm limited to space on here because there were several glaring issues I could point out but one stuck out the most. Had we known about the cottage reno next door that would kill the joy and peacefulness of being there and ruining our vacation, we would not have booked there and saved ourselves our hard earned dollars. Who does that??? New owners were less than welcoming which was a very first for us. Left a bad taste in our mouths.