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This Ontario Parks Interactive Map Lets You Know When The Leaves Will Change Colour

Parts of Ontario have already seen some colour change! 😍
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Fall is almost here and we can hardly beleaf it! You can track fall colours in Ontario with this interactive map, and spoiler alert, one provincial park has already seen a 10% colour change.

Although mostly green still, the leaves at Quetico Provincial Park are slowly starting to fade to yellow and before you know it, the whole place will be a golden paradise. 

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Colour change at Quetico Provincial Park

The interactive map can be found on the Ontario Provincial Parks website and it will provide frequent updates throughout the season.

That way you'll know exactly when to plan that colourful fall camping trip you've been dreaming of.

So if you're waiting excitedly for summer to finally fade into fall, be sure to keep your eyes on the map.

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    • Amber Van Wort was a writer at Narcity Canada. She studied journalism at Durham College in Oshawa and holds a special place in her heart for the Toronto Maple Leafs. She continues to be published in the Chicago Tribune, Best Reviews, and previously, The Belleville Intelligencer, totaling up to 9+ years of experience.

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