Top 5 Provincial Parks in Ontario

Top 6 Provincial Parks in Ontario
Today we check out the top 5 provincial parks in Ontario.
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0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Number 6 - Killbear
1:36 - Number 5 - Lake Superior
2:57 - Number 4 - Bon Echo
4:50 - Number 3 - Sleeping Giant
6:12 - Number 2 - Killarney
7:17 - Number 1 - Algonquin
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Top 5 Provincial Parks in Ontario

[@673Piper]

Two things I enjoy. Our Provincial Parks and photography. New subscriber.

[@TwistedPix]

Thank you so much!

[@christinecurran5131]

Awesome video. Well done. Cant wait for summer to go 🌞

[@masterhd2948]

My favorite park is Algonquin, hopefully I get to see Sleeping Giant this year. AMAZING CONTENT

[@S.P.E.T.S.N.A.Z]

Is overnight campfire 🔥 allowed there ?

[@Awol991]

@@S.P.E.T.S.N.A.Z As with all Ontario wilderness the ability to have a campfire depends on the current fire warning level.

[@absanjeewa]

Thanks for the tips on Trails and camping site recomendations.

[@whydoineedthisitsdumb]

Excellent video , thank you sir.🤟💯 keep up the good work!!

[@TwistedPix]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ganeshkanth]

Learnt something new today.. thanks

[@bubloojee767]

Great information 👌

[@YourHomeTorontoRealEstate]

This is really my favourite Channel! Thanks for your nice Videos, it is very enlightening, Waiting for your latest update. Byng Park

[@TwistedPix]

Thank you so much for your support :) Appreciate it!

[@BigBoiBalu]

🇨🇦👑

[@bayshen]

COOL VIDEO TWISTED PIX

[@TwistedPix]

Thank you!

[@thegoosegaming4337]

I noticed the Niagara of the north in the intro there great job

[@TwistedPix]

Thanks :)

[@LazerExile]

Tobermory Bruce Trail?

[@withoutmalicexo]

What time of the year can we go to Algonquin to see Moose?

[@TwistedPix]

We found that fall is the best season to encounter moose.

[@withoutmalicexo]

@@TwistedPix thanks :) fall is also good for observing polar bears

[@S.P.E.T.S.N.A.Z]

Now tell me is overnight camping with our own stuff allowed there ?

[@TwistedPix]

Overnight camping is allowed now.

[@bradjohnson169]

In no way is the Sleeping giant trail a 566metre gain. The top of the giant is only 440 metres and the base is at 200 metres. Stunning non-the-less. Otherwise good work on your presentation.

[@TwistedPix]

Thanks for your insight Brad, we got the elevation information from different sites who published topographic data in Ontario and "All Trails". But we recommend the climb as the view is unique.

[@robm9581]

@@TwistedPix might be feet, just thinking

[@DaveDougan1234]

Total elevation gain of the trail. Not peak elevation

[@colbyfroude2941]

Pythagorean theorem

[@paulrobertson3546]

Is it top 5 or top 6?!?

[@TwistedPix]

It's the top 5 parks, but we also included 1 extra.

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

Please do not take photos of indigenous pictographs

[@TwistedPix]

Agawa Rock is a sacred site. You should respect the indigenous values and appreciate their culture. In this video, we tried to shed some light on their values with respect. Taking photos is allowed and in no way is it a disrespectful act.

[@weatherornotheresmike9303]

Top 5= starts with #6