15 Most Beautiful Places to Visit in Ontario, Canada | Canada Travel | North America

Either you are an International Student or a Tourist, if you are traveling to Ontario, Canada for the first time, here is the quick guide to the Top 15 Must Visit Tourist Places to Explore in Ontario province.
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From Toronto's fast urban lifestyle to the vast wilderness and endless forests, Ontario is Canada's one of the most populated and rich provinces; with more than 2,50,000 lakes and larger area than France and Spain combined, including the world's largest fresh water lake, Superior.
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[@zappedbylife7058]

So much nature, culture, amazing

[@scotttaylor5928]

“Algonquin Park”, shows picture of Banff, on the other side of the country in Alberta

[@AL-uy7hq]

That's what I thought too.

[@RyantheCanuckpirate]

I'm watching this from the west coast and I'm like "uh... this looks familiar! I'm pretty sure there are no super tall mountains in Ontario" But the rest are great - I enjoyed Toronto and Ottawa and I hope some day I can see the rest of the province

[@Maya-ig9kx]

@@RyantheCanuckpirate actually, there are no mountains in Ontario, unfortunately 😞 I envy you living on the West coast

[@Maya-ig9kx]

@Joe Blow I think you mean rocks...like in Sudbury

[@danieljumah7431]

for indeed they are beautiful places. I love all

[@WanderfulJay]

Thank you so much man!

[@jmream2618]

My family has a cottage on the Bruce peninsula

[@michelleschroer]

Cool ideas in here.. But one photo at 3:17 is in the Rocky mountains not Ontario 😆

[@jadeuniplay6936]

I like this

[@sitidamanik3653]

Wow it's really wonderful

[@domenictagliola534]

the photo for Algonquin Park is actually Spirt Island in Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park- well worth going to but it is NOT in Ontario

[@billubabaleo6746]

Beautiful

[@harivadanthaker3339]

Good luck

[@harivadanthaker3339]

New

[@mohayari5660]

C’est grace a mouha j’suis la

[@JohnWilliams-mb9wh]

It is rediculous to have a picture of the Canadian Rockies in a presentation on Ontario. Change it!

[@greyfox2349]

There’s no mountains in Algonquin Park That’s alberta and British Columbia if you want mountains lol 😂

[@manveersingh7842]

There are no mountains in ontario. Why are you posting pictures of alberta in an ontario video?

[@patiencevirtue3932]

Hey, read the title of the video, u will see that mention not only Ontario, but also CANADA TRAVEL and NORTH AMERICA

[@manveersingh7842]

@@patiencevirtue3932 So, you're saying showing a picture of Algonquin Park followed by a picture of Alberta is not misleading. Perhaps an indication of the location would be better suited.

[@manveersingh7842]

3:10 - it states as follows "Ontario Oldest park," is an clear indication from the video that the picture contextually relates to ontario, when it is in fact a lake in Alberta. My comment is common sense, not rocket science.

[@manveersingh7842]

@Agent 39 born an raised in Ontario. Blue mountain is not a mountain, its more of a large hill. In addition, if you have a look at the picture that I am referring to, you'll see the there from Lake Louis. There are 878 named mountains in Ontario. Ishpatina Ridge is the highest and the most prominent mountain. Despite containing over 800 named mountains, Ontario does not include significant mountainous terrain and its highest point, Ishpatina Ridge, reaches just over 2,200 feet above sea level.

[@manveersingh7842]

@Agent 39 if you think these are mountains, by all means. To me, they're large hills. Ontario has lots of beautiful sights - especially in the Canadian Shield region.

[@sashmanalbinkee7674]

toronto ? rofl

[@rowzielynwho202]

I agree. Who in their right mind thinks TO is beautiful? Lol.

[@sashmanalbinkee7674]

@@rowzielynwho202 The smells alone lol

[@alliswell3372]

Moving from New Zealand.. honestly ontario is not that beautiful

[@WanderfulJay]

For some extent, i agree. Not Ontario, but Alberta & BC are the provinces that have similar geography as NZ. To explore nature in Ontario, you need to go up north beyond Sudbury to see real natural landscapes.

[@alliswell3372]

@@WanderfulJay what I meant was like even living in densely cities theres alot of greenery and trees, water is never far away.. that's like whole NZ.. clear blue skies, blue water.. beach, water falls, hiking are never far away.. I've just recently moved to London, Ontario.. what I used to go and explore just within a short distance, even after work, here is like I have to plan a day off to visit places like that.. maybe just the perks of NZ being small. Nothing a very far away.. camping felt so safe.. as there's no predator animals at all in whole of Nz, no harsh winters or snow..List can just go on.. im just New here maybe thats why im seeing all this differences... I've heard About BC.. will plan there sometime.

[@mysterysauce69]

@@alliswell3372 I'm planning to move to Ontario What is your overall suggestion about the place