Eye-Opening Indigenous-Themed Road Trip Through Ontario (4K)

After months of COVID lockdown, we were getting pretty squirrely at home. We decided to take a mind-expanding family road trip through the cities of Brantford, Six Nations, Toronto, and Ottawa that was completely focused on Indigenous tourism experiences in Ontario.

The idea was to showcase First Nations experiences in Ontario that were still running in the new normal. It was phenomenal.

In Brantford, we visited the oldest church in Ontario, the 235-year-old Her Majesty's Chapel of the Mohawks.

In Six Nations we explored their replica 17th-century Longhouse at OSTTC. We also took in the childhood home of E. Pauline Johnson, and the magnificent Ontario glamping cabins at Chiefwood Park National Historic Site.

The next morning we experienced a magical stand-up paddleboard adventure along the Humber River in Toronto with First Nations operator Oceah Oceah. We experienced a side of Toronto that we had never imagined.

Our final stop was in Canada's capital, Ottawa for an amazing walking tour of the city's art and monuments with Indigenous Walks followed by dancing and a voyageur canoe ride on the Canadian Signature Indigenous Experiences on the shores of the Ottawa River.

If you'd like to plan your own Indigenous-themed road trip through Ontario, you can check out the link to our article here:
https://wanderingwagars.com/indigenou...

Or find some of the First Nations operators across Canada on the Destination Indigenous website here:
https://destinationindigenous.ca/blog...

If you'd like to check out any of these tourism experiences yourself, you can find their websites here:
Mohawk Chapel
https://mohawkchapel.ca/
OSTTC Longhouse
https://www.osttclonghouse.com/
Chiefswood Park
https://www.sixnationstourism.ca/outd...
Oceah Oceah
https://www.oceahoceah.com/
Indigenous Walks
  / indigenous-walking-tours-478441402283591  
Indigenous Experiences
https://indigenous-experiences.ca/