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Fall colours are back at #algonquinpark ❤️💛🧡 👋 Hi Fall colours are back at #algonquinpark ❤️💛🧡 👋 Hi, i’m Sara. I encourage people to travel and earn an income online to fund their adventures. 🩵 Follow @therapeuticpassport for more! Algonquin Provincial Park is located in Ontario, Canada. 🇨🇦 It’s one of the most iconic parks in the country, sitting between Georgian Bay and the Ottawa River. The park is about a 3-hour drive north of Toronto. Popular activities include: ⁃ Hiking 🥾 ⁃ Canoeing & kayaking 🛶 ⁃ Camping 🏕️ ⁃ Wildlife viewing 🦌 🐻 🐦 ⁃ Fishing 🎣 ⁃ Fall leaf viewing 🍂 ⁃ Winter snowshoeing & cross-country skiing ❄️ 🚘 Vehicle day permits in peak season cost $21.00 CAD. 🥾 Mizzy Lake Trail Distance: 11km (4-6 hours) Difficulty: This moderate trail offers some of the best wildlife viewing in the park. Be sure to bring binoculars for birdwatching! 🦆 Wildlife: Expect to see beavers, otters, moose, and a variety of birds along the trail. Hike quietly for better chances of sightings. 🫎 Trail Map: The trail is well-marked, but always grab a map at the visitor center or download it before heading out. 📍 🥾 Lookout Trail Distance: 2.1km (1 hour) Difficulty: This short but steep trail rewards you with panoramic views of the park’s vast forests and hills. It’s a must-see, especially in fall when the leaves turn vibrant shades of red and orange. 🍁🍁🍁 Scenic Beauty: Capture stunning views of Algonquin’s dense forests and rolling hills, especially during the fall season. Pack Snacks: Bring a light snack and enjoy a rest at the top while soaking in the view. 🐶 Algonquin is a dog-friendly park. Keep your furry friend leashed and stick to marked trails. There are also designated areas for dogs to swim and enjoy the water. By following these tips, you’ll be well-prepared to explore the breathtaking wilderness of Algonquin Provincial Park. Have you been to Algonquin Provincial Park? Share your experience in the comments below 👇 💾 SAVE this post! ↗️ SHARE with your friends! 🩵FOLLOW @therapeuticpassport . . . . . . ✈︎ ✈︎ ✈︎ #therapeuticpassport #algonquinprovincialpark #ontarioparks
Let’s go to ➡️ Arrowhead Provincial Park! 👋 Hi, i Let’s go to ➡️ Arrowhead Provincial Park! 👋 Hi, i’m Sara. I encourage people to travel and earn an income online to fund their adventures. 🩵 Follow @therapeuticpassport for more! Arrowhead Provincial Park is located in Ontario, Canada. 🇨🇦 It is situated near the town of Huntsville in the Muskoka region. The park is about a 2.5-hour drive north of Toronto. Popular activities include: - Hiking 🥾 - Canoeing 🛶 - Swimming 🏊‍♀️ - Camping 🏕️ - Wildlife viewing 🐻 🦆 🫎 - Photography 🍁 - Winter skating & skiing ⛷️⛸️ 🚘 Vehicle day permits during the summer cost $21.00 CAD. 🥾 Arrowhead Lake Trail Distance: 5km (1-1.5 hours) Difficulty: Arrowhead Lake Trail is moderately easy, making it suitable for most hikers. Ensure you wear sturdy hiking shoes for comfort & safety. Wildlife: Keep an eye out for wildlife, including deer, beavers, & various bird species. Bug Protection: Depending on the season, mosquitoes & ticks can be prevalent. Use insect repellent, wear long sleeves & pants to protect yourself. Trail Map: Although the trail is well-marked, pick up a map at the park entrance or download one beforehand. 🥾Stubb’s Falls Trail Distance: 2km (45 minutes) Difficulty: Stubb’s Falls is relatively short & easy, making it accessible for families or those with limited mobility. Scenic Beauty: Stubbs Falls is a must-see, offering picturesque views & soothing sound of cascading water. Swimming: On hot days, the area around the falls can be a great spot for cooling off. However, be cautious of slippery rocks & strong currents. Picnicking: Pack a lunch & enjoy a meal with the sound of the falls in the background. 🐶 Arrowhead is a dog-friendly park. Keep your pet leashed & stay on marked trails. There are designated areas where your pup can enjoy the water. By following these tips, you’ll be well-prepared to enjoy the natural beauty & tranquility of Arrowhead Provincial Park. Have you been to @arrowheadprovpark ? Share in the comments below👇 💾 SAVE this post! ↗️ SHARE with your friends! 🩵FOLLOW @therapeuticpassport . . . . . . ✈︎ ✈︎ ✈︎ #therapeuticpassport #arrowheadprovincialpark #ontarioparks
ICELAND TRAVEL GUIDE 🇮🇸 📌 SAVE this post! Icelan ICELAND TRAVEL GUIDE 🇮🇸 📌 SAVE this post! Iceland 1-Week Itinerary: Day 1: Reykjavík Day 2: Blue Lagoon Day 3: Snæfellsnes Peninsula Day 4: Akureyi Day 5: Berunes Day 6: Diamond Beach Day 7: Golden Circle Must-See Attractions: Reykjavík: - Hallgrimskirkja Church - Sun Voyager Sculpture - Harpa Concert Hall - Perlan (The Pearl) - Laugavegur (Rainbow Street) - Old Harbor - Blue Lagoon Snaefellsnes Peninsula: - Ytri Yunga Beach - Budir (Black Church) - Arnastapi - Dritvik (Black Sand Beach) - Kirkjufell Mountain South Coast: - Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon - Diamond Beach - Vatnajökull National Park - Fjadrargljufur Canyon - Reynisfjara Beach - Dyrhólaey - Seljalandsfoss Waterfall Golden Circle: - Pingvellir National Park - Geyser Geothermal Area - Gullfoss Waterfall - Kerid Crater When to Visit: Spring: Longer days and rising temperatures. Summer: Peak tourist season with extended daylight hours. Autumn: Cooler temperatures and shorter days. Winter: Limited daylight hours and potential inclement weather. Where to Stay (Budget Travellers) Reykjavík: Loft Hostel Saeberg: Saeberg Hostel Akureyri: Akureyri Hostel Berunes: Berunes HI Hostel Vik: Vik Hostel Packing Essentials: - Warm, waterproof clothing (layers) - Waterproof shoes - Swimsuit - Sunscreen & sunglasses - Quality camera - Power adapter Do you want to visit Iceland? Share in the comments below👇 💾 SAVE for your future trip! ↗️ SHARE with your travel buddy! 🩵FOLLOW @therapeuticpassport Find more on the blog: www.therapeuticpassport.com ……………. ✈︎ ✈︎ ✈︎ #therapeuticpassport #travel #solotravel #travelblogger #adventuretravel #bucketlist #femaletravel #femaletraveller #iceland
What does happiness mean to you? 🙂 👋 Hi, i’m Sara What does happiness mean to you? 🙂 👋 Hi, i’m Sara. I encourage people to travel and earn an income online to fund their adventures. 🩵 Follow @therapeuticpassport for more! What makes me happy? 😃 1. Dogs 🐶 2. Sunshine ☀️ 3. Peace & Quiet ✌️ 4. Nature🍁 5. Hiking 🥾 What makes you happy? 😃 Share a few of your favourites in the comments below👇 💾 SAVE this post! ↗️ SHARE with your friends! 🩵FOLLOW @therapeuticpassport . . . . . . ✈︎ ✈︎ ✈︎ #therapeuticpassport
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Life is full of adventures and you don't have to be rich or retired to enjoy them. See the world as a solo female traveller like I did. You don't need to wait for others to join you. Follow along for travel guides, inspirational itineraries and learn how to use your passport in a therapeutic way ♡ Sara

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