Are you the type of couple that craves fun and adventure? If so, then this list is definitely for you.
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There are a lot of awesome things you can do in Ontario in the winter time. Here are 11 exciting winter adventures you and your partner can go on:
Work together to escape confinement at AT Escape
AT Escape claims to be Toronto's most realistic escape room game. Each room presents a different adventure with a unique theme and topnotch detail.
Venture through the abandoned Carbide Wilson Ruins
The Carbide Wilson Ruins in Ottawa are the remains of a mad scientist's old workshop! The ruins are a great place to explore, especially in the winter when it is covered in snow.
Ride fat-tire bikes on the snow-covered Black Trail at Albion Hills
Albion Hills in Hamilton features a Black Trail which can be travelled on via fat-tire bike in the winter. Rentals are available at a nearby chalet at $35 for 2 hours or $50 for the day.
Go on an epic downtown scavenger hunt with Urban Capers
Urban Capers is a Toronto-based company that creates elaborate scavenger hunts. You and your partner will get a clue sheet that takes you to different locations with all sorts of riddles to solve!
Sleep under the stars in a cozy cabin or yurt at Killarney
Killarney Provincial Park offers various roofed accommodations that can be rented out in the winter. Of these include log cabins and yurts, and both options are equipped with beds and furniture.
Test your fears with a stay at the allegedly haunted Chateau Laurier
Chateau Laurier is a gorgeous hotel in Ottawa that is also believed to be haunted by its previous owner. As elegant as the hotel is, there have been some reports of creepy paranormal activity within the building, making it an interesting place to spend the night.
Solve a murder during dinner at Mysteriously Yours
Mysteriously Yours is a unique restaurant that adds a real-time murder mystery to your 3-course dinner. Solve the mystery as you eat using clues from the actors and the room itself!
Climb to the top of the world at the Temagami Fire Tower
The Temagami Fire Tower offers one of the most glorious views of the Ontario landscape. A viewing platform at the top of the tower is open to anybody brave enough to make the climb.
Spend a weekend swimming in heated pools at the Scandinave Spa
The Scandinave Spa is the perfect place to warm up this winter. From outdoor hot baths to a plethora of spa and massage treatments, you and your partner are sure to have the relaxing getaway you've always wanted.
Go on a road trip to Ouimet Canyon
Ouimet Canyon is a glorious landform in Dorion that consists of a breathtaking suspension bridge and zipline. Take your love to new heights and try both for an exhilarating time.
Watch the Northern Lights while drinking hot chocolate at Torrance Barrens
Torrance Barrens is one of Ontario's dark sky preserves, which means its skies are great for stargazing as they are not muddled with pollution. On certain nights, the Northern Lights are visible in the skies, setting up the perfect environment for a date under the stars.
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