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Niagara Falls is one of the most iconic waterfalls in Ontario, but there are so many other beautiful cascades that are worth checking out.

From rushing water plunging into gorges to hidden island waterfalls, these natural wonders in and around the province are worth a road trip.

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There's no need to leave Canada to get a taste of the Amazon jungle. There are so many spots in the country with lush forests, deep river valleys and jade swimming pools that will make you feel like you've entered a tropical rainforest.

You can feel like you're in a Peruvian jungle oasis in the middle of a bustling city or hike to a hidden waterfall in a moss-lined cave that looks otherworldly ⁠— all without the expensive plane ticket (and likely long trek) needed to visit the Amazon Rainforest.

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From coast to coast, Canada is filled with so much natural beauty, from rocky vistas to crystal blue waters. You may be surprised to discover how many unique and stunning lookouts you'll find in the province of Ontario alone.

Mother Nature has given us some epic places to explore, so whether you want to go chasing waterfalls or wandering through caves, Ontario has you covered.

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Tobermory has become one of the most popular destinations in Ontario in recent years. The cozy town, which sits a the edge of the gorgeous Bruce Peninsula, is brimming with natural wonder and history — Indian Head Cove, Cyprus Lake Grotto, Flowerpot Island and the shipwrecks of Big Tub Harbour are just a few of the countless attractions to be explored there.

Most road trippers from Toronto make a straight journey without any stops. But those seeking a more fulfilling trip should consider visiting some of the cool provincial sites along the way. Here's a guide of the coolest road trip you'll ever go on from Toronto to Tobermory:

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