6 Things To Do In Canada To Celebrate Fall

It’s that time of the year to enjoy mother nature’s transition from greenery to golden colours. Fall is the season of outdoor activities and thankfully there are many COVID friendly things to do in Canada to celebrate fall.

Hike at a National Park

Canada currently has 48 national parks and national park reserves across the country. With thousands of lakes, rivers, mountain peaks and overall stunning landscapes – Canada’s national parks will have you at awe, especially during the fall. Here are our top 5:

Banff National Park – Alberta
La Mauricie – Quebec
Cape Breton Highlands National Park – Nova Scotia
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, British Columbia
Thousand Islands National Park – Ontario

Want to discover other places in Canada to see the best foliage? Check out this list here.

Enjoy Ciders

Canada is big on cider making, with a total of 155 cider producers. To check the full list of cider makers follow this link. Many of these producers offer cider tours and tastings as well, which make the perfect fall activity!

Ginger Apple Cider, Lonetree Cider Co. – Vancouver, British Columbia
Apple & Cherry Cider, Collective Arts Brewing – Hamilton, Ontario
Rosé Crackling Cider, Cidrerie & Vergers St-Nicolas -Saint-Nicolas, Quebec
Bulwark Gold, Bulwark Cider – New Ross, Nova Scotia

Wander Through A Corn Maze

Fall is the season of harvest, so why not make it extra fun and get lost in a corn maze?

Pingle’s Farm Market — Hampton, Ontario
Chilliwack Corn Maze — Chilliwack, British Columbia
Verger Labonté – Notre-Dame-de-l’Île-Perrot, Quebec
Calgary Farmyard / Calgary Corn Maze – Rocky View County, Alberta
Pendray’s Corn Maze — North Saanich, British Columbia

Go Horseback Riding

There are many horse riding trails across Canada to enjoy! Seeking for a more adventurous activity? Hop on a horse and admire falls’ ultimate warm colours.

Boundary Ranch – Kananaskis, Alberta
Birkenhead Lake National Park – British Columbia
Mont Tremblant – Quebec
Fallbrook Trail Ranch – Halton, Ontario

DIY Fall Themed Home Decor

If you really want to socially distance yourself, fall craft activities are the way to go. Grab some of mother nature’s gifts from outside and put together some fall themed decor for your home. Need some ideas?