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The Heavenly Centenary Bucket List! The Heavenly Centenary Bucket List! This bucket list is both items that I know Granddad wanted to see, mixed with experiences we feel he would have truly enjoyed if he had the opportunity. Follow along with us and tick off as many Ontario gems as possible! Niagara Falls 1. Niagara Falls via Helicopter, The new Hornblower Cruise, Mistrider Zipline, Clifton Hill 2. Niagara-on-the-Lake- Grape Treatment at the Spa 3. Fort Eerie Sault Ste. Marie 4. Lake Superior Provincial Park – Set foot in the lake, see the petroglyphs, and find Bathtub Island 5. Hop on the Agawa Canyon Tour Train Trans-Canada Highway 6. Stop at Trading Posts 7. Elliot Lake - Take the Deer Trail Touring Route 8. Sudbury – See the Giant Nickel , Dynamic Earth & Science North 9. Wawa- See the large Canada Goose 10. White River - Visit Winnie the Pooh 11. Thunder Ray - Terry Fox Statue, Fort William Park 12. Thunder Bay - Mine for amethyst 13. Thunder Bay - Head to Thompson Island in Lake Superior 14. Dorian – Walk the Suspension Bridge 15. Dorian - Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park Ottawa 16. Parliament Tour & the Royal Canadian Mint 17. Witness the Tulip Festival 18. Take the Aquabus Prince Edward County 19. Gananoque - 1,000 Island Cruise 20. Check out Tragically Hip Way – Kingston ON The Six (Toronto) 21. The CN Tower Edgewalk 22. Casa Loma 23. Halloween Haunt – Canada’s Wonderland 24. See the Toronto Symphony Orchestra 25. Hike the Scarborough Bluffs 26. Black Creek Pioneer Village 27. Go to a Blue Jays Game 28. High Park Cherry Blossoms 29. Toronto Beaches – Sugar Beach (pink umbrellas) 30. Oakville - Glen Abbey Golf Club 31. Caledon- Downey’s Farm Market Pumpkin-fest 32. The One-of-a-Kind Show The Muskokas, Huntsville, and the Snow Belt 33. Lake Muskoka Cruise 34. Kawarthas - The Canoe Museum 35. Haliburton - Canopy Highlands 36. Haliburton - Forest Wolf Centre 37. Muskokas - Windermere House Resort & Hotel 38. Explore Gravenhurst 39. Deerhurst Resort & Arrowhead Skating Trail 40. Sunridge Village 41. Huntsville- Group of Seven Mural tour 42. The Cranberry Plunge (Oct 2018) Tobermory & Bruce Peninsula 43. Flowerpot Island and Shipwrecks Cruise 44. The Brue Peninsula Grotto 45. Chi Cheemaun Cruise with Gourmet Dining & Stargazing 46. Manitoulin Island - Glamp at the Great Spirit Circle trail in a teepee 47. Manitoulin Island - La Cloche Mountains 48. Wiarton - Pay homage to the late Wiarton Willie 49. Wiarton - Evergreen Forest BNB Getaway 50. Sauble Beach Hamilton/ Burlington, Ontario 51. Burlington - Royal Botanical Gardens 52. Hamilton - Devil Punchbowl Falls More Ontario Bucket List Items: 53. Blue Mountains - Ridge-runner, IWA Spa, Scandinave spa, Apple Pie Trail 54. Cochrane - Polar Bear Habitat and Heritage Village 55. Cochrane - Cedar Meadows Wilderness Tour to spot Moose 56. James Bay - Set foot in the Bay, see the HBC trading post and water shed, and take the cruise 57. Haute Goat Farm – Outside Port Hope 58. Port Hope Ontario 59. Moosonee & Moose Factory 60. Orillia 61. Midland - Street Art Guided Tour 62. London - Banting House and Sifton Bog Boardwalk 63. Bayfield 64. Bobcaygeon 65. Grand Bend 66. Pelee Island 67. Sarnia 68. The Torrence Barrens Dark Sky Reserve 69. St Williams - Long Point Observatory Deck 70. Elora 71. The Elora Gorge 72. St Thomas - See Jumbo the Elephant 73. Killarney - Killarney Provincial Park 74. St Anne’s Spa 75. Water Buffalo Sanctuary – Stirling 76. Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary - Kingsville 77. Wasaga Beach 78. Windsor - Barrels, Bottles, & Brews Trail 79. Windsor - Sculpture Park 80. Brockville - Railway Tunnel 81. Sugar Bush Farm Maple Syrup tour 82. Kenora - Lake of the woods 83. Sioux Lookout 84. Upper Canada Village 85. Bath Ontario 86. Lake Simcoe – Hedge Road 87. Peterborough - Lift lock cruise 88. Coldwater - Trent Severn waterway 89. Cloyne - Mazinaw Rock 90. Stratford Swan Release 91. The Polar Express Train – St Jacobs 92. Caledon - Cheltenham Badlands 93. Exeter - to see White Squirrels 94. Guelph - Donkey Sanctuary 95. Perth Ontario 96. Paris Ontario 97. Oxford- Cheese Trail 98. Brantford - Bell Homestead Historical Site 99. Acton - Trolley Park 100. Rocky Mountain Railway across Canada – Granddad’s ultimate dream Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest Blog .
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