Exploring Parks: A Truly Canadian Thing
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- Published: Friday, 06 April 2018 17:51
When the snow starts to melt and the days become longer, it's the perfect time to start planning your first getaway for summer. And what's more fun than exploring parks? Canada is home to fantastic provincial parks that promise adventure for old and young:
· French River Provincial Park
· Grundy Lake Provincial Park
· Mashkinonje Provincial Park
· Sturgeon Bay Provincial Park
Let's look what you'll find when you take a trip into the wild outdoors.
As the cold winter is getting its icy grip into Canada, paddlers and boaters are feeling sad (as well as Seasonal affective disorder (SAD)). They are missing the solitude of paddling the wide open waters of the French River and Georgian Bay and the beautiful surrounds. It's understandable, as there's no place on earth quite so tranquil and spectacular...
Few things beat paddling around the French River with its magnificent scenery and it is a relaxing experience unlike any - provided everyone follows the unwritten river etiquette rules everyone is happy on our crowded waterways. As with everything in life, a little bit of respect goes a long way to keeping the peace and ensuring a smooth flow of traffic. For the safety and enjoyment of everyone using the river, it is important to keep in mind courtesy and guidelines outlined on this page. 
