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Gallery: Fall and Winter in Ontario

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With an eye on dolostone crags, terrain parks, hidden waterfalls, colossal Great Lakes ice and deep forest trails, our photographers frame a long goodbye to fall and a big early welcome to winter in Ontario.

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Ben Iseman on Seems Better (5.12d), Devil’s Glen, Ontario. Photo: DUSTIN JOHNSTON-JEWELL
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Unnamed rider, Badlands Terrain Park, Blue Mountain Resort. “Our terrain parks are always evolving,” says Matt Baird, Blue’s Director of Slope. “The team pays attention to feedback on what people liked or didn’t and how we can operationally deliver on that. With three parks, a cross course and over 70 metal features there is a great deal of opportunity to continue improving our offerings. This winter, we will continue our partnership with Arena Snowparks with a Badlands build in January as well as event and park-refresh builds later in the season. Along with that, Arena Snowparks has built us a 32-foot “S” rail for the Badlands and a bunch of new beginner features for Yahoo and the Grove…..we are also recycling some older, less-popular features as well as planning some in-house fabrication of top-secret metal art.” Photo: Richard Roth

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Ryder Scott, Horseshoe Resort. Photo: KRISTIN SCHNELTEN

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Georgian Bay, Bruce Peninsula. Diver: Andrew Ryzebol. Photo: Geoff Coombs/Destination Ontario

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Clendenan Dam Conservation Area, Clarksburg, Ontario. Photo: Glen Harris

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Monika Widjaja-Tam on Mr. Yuk (5.12c), Milton, Ontario. Photo: WILL TAM
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