This Ontario spot has enchanting autumn towns and is among Canada's best for fall foliage
It's a road trip away from Toronto.
An Ontario fall destination. Right: A small town in Ontario.
Planning a little fall getaway? This Ontario destination was recently named one of the best spots to see fall colours in Canada and it's brimming with autumn beauty.
Search aggregator and travel agency Skyscanner recently revealed the top five fall foliage destinations in the country and this charming Ontario spot came in at number four on the list.
Prince Edward County, located on the shores of Lake Ontario, is a picturesque area with rolling vineyards, cute towns and sandy beaches.
Every fall season, the region bursts into a patchwork of reds, oranges and yellows, making it a stunning spot for an autumn escape.
You can spend your crisp fall days wandering through small towns like Picton and Wellington, visiting farmers' markets and exploring the many vineyards and wineries.
According to Skyscanner, the best spots to go leaf-peeping in Prince Edward County are the Millennium Trail and Sandbanks Provincial Park.
The Millennium Trail stretches 46 kilometres and links quaint communities throughout The County including Picton, Wellington, Bloomfield and Consecon. You can soak up the gorgeous fall scenery and breathe in the fresh autumn air.
Sandbanks Provincial Park is known for its beautiful summer beaches, but fall is also a gorgeous time to explore this dune-filled area.
The Lakeview Trail and Woodlands Trail are the best areas to enjoy the fall colours at the park, according to Ontario Parks.
One other Ontario spot was named among the top in the country for fall colours. Algonquin Park was named as the best destination in Canada when it comes to gorgeous colours.
Enjoy some leaf-peeping adventures at these spots.