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Exploring Larose Forest in summer (in Russian)
Larose forest covers a huge area of over 11,000 hectares. It has more than 200 km of trails. The area is interesting for various kinds of
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Birdwatching
Wolf Trail in July, Gatineau Park
Gatineau Park P13 (Blanchet) 905 Chemin du Lac Meech, Chelsea, QC, CanadaWolf Trail 62 Loop via Blanchet is an 8.0 kilometer heavily trafficked loop trail located near Chelsea, Quebec, Canada that features a lake and is rated
CAD15 – CAD25
Silent Lake Provincial Park camping
Silent Lake Provincial Park 1589 Silent Lake Park Road, Bancroft, Ontario, CanadaOn July 31 - August 1, we organize camping at Silent Lake Provincial Park Travel time from Ottawa to the Park is about 2.5 hours. We
$120
Foret-la-Blanche in the mid of summer
Explore one of the oldest forests in eastern North America. Foret-la-Blanche Ecological Reserve was established in 2003 for the preservation of plant diversity in the Ottawa
CAD15 – CAD25
Eagle Nest Lookout, Calabogie Rd., Greater Madawaska area
Eagle's Nest Lookout is one of the most famous places around the Ottawa area with a beautiful view of lakes and forest. We plan to hike
CAD15 – CAD30
High Lonesome Reserve at the end of summer
High Lonesome Nature Reserve 867 Carbine Rd., Pakenham, Ontario, CanadaHigh Lonesome Nature Reserve is located in the Pakenham Hills. This area was donated to the Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust (MMLT) by the family of the
CAD15 – CAD25
Frontenac Provincial Park Day Visit
Frontec Provincial Park 6700 Salmon Lake Rd, Sydenham K0H 2T0, Ontario, CanadaLocated in approximately 2-hours of driving from Ottawa, the Frontenac Provincial Park is one of the amazing places to visit to explore nature on the southern edge of the Canadian Shield. This guided tour is organized to see the beautiful landscapes, plants, and animals in one of the scenic biosphere regions in Canada.
$30.00
Bird migration in Ottawa Valley (in English and Russian)
Bird Migratory Corridors Mud Lake, Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaIn the spring, the surrounding forests, meadows, and wetlands around Ottawa and Ottawa Greenbelt are filled with the rustling of wings, singing, and parenting concerns of
Bird migration (birds of wetlands)
Bird Migratory Corridors Mud Lake, Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaBy the middle of September, the migration of long-distant migrants is almost over, but in this time many bird species that fly far to the north still continue their way from breeding grounds in tundras and northern taiga to southern regions. At this time we still have the opportunity to spot many interesting migratory bird species in the Ottawa area.
$15.00 – $25.00
Camping at Dumoine River in September
Camping in the Dumoine River area , CanadaSeptember is an amazing time in the area of the Dumoine River. Bright fall colors decorate the environment and highlight the beauty of running waters, rapids, and waterfalls. This really wild and pristine area is attractive for travelers with adventurous minds. Immersed in the wilderness, we gather around the campfire at the end of the day to share stories and impressions.
$150.00 – $200.00
Snow Geese migration in Ottawa Valley
We renew our nature-guided tour schedule after a one-month vacation. The next trip is planned that to see snow geese and other waterfowls around Ottawa. The
$15.00 – $25.00
Amherst Island in early December
The Amherst Island, located near Kingston, is well known as one of the perfect places for birdwatching. We organize our next guided hike to the Island for those who are interested to know more about birds and other wild, creatures inhabiting this area.
$15.00 – $30.00