#Fall colours pictures how to#

The fall colors at Spencer Gorge Conservation Area are a short day trip from Toronto © Orchidpoet / Getty Images Spencer Gorge Conservation Area There are no buses that go directly to Algonquin Provincial Park from Toronto, but various tour companies offer Algonquin day tours.

#Fall colours pictures how to#

How to get to Algonquin Provincial Park: Algonquin is a scenic three-hour drive from Toronto. Popular hikes include Lookout Hike, Centennial Ridges and Track and Tower. Algonquin is vast, and it is worth doing a viewpoint hike to see the leaves from above. Seeking out the autumn colors is such a popular activity here that the park website follows the change in trees across the park with live updates. Algonquin Provincial Park is a full-day adventure, so pack a picnic and wear comfortable hiking boots. This is one of the most remarkable places to view the fall colors of Canada. You can get lost in deep forests or view the huge expanse of fall foliage from various viewpoints and lakes. If there was an autumn-themed snow globe with falling leaves instead of snow, Algonquin Provincial Park would be the inspiration.