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While many people come to Ontario for its dynamic, well-known cities, not everyone gets to explore the province’s natural allure, especially when it comes to those off-the-beaten-path gems. However, the region covers over\u00a0415,000 square miles<\/a>, so if you want to discover its\u00a0untouched attractions, you’ll have to look beyond the city parks and add Chutes Provincial Park<\/a> to the itinerary instead. Tripadvisor<\/a> has named it the top attraction to see in the small town of Massey, and visitors consistently rave about its exceptional scenery, calm atmosphere, and varied recreation opportunities. Water lovers can fish, kayak, and enjoy the waterfall views, while those who’d like to keep their adventures dry can take advantage of the well-maintained trails and abundant camping opportunities instead. Be warned, however, that the area is usually only open from mid-May to mid-October. But once you’ve figured out the timing, how do you reach such a remote-feeling gem?<\/p>\n Thanks to its location right next to Ontario Highway 553, getting here is pretty straightforward and generally doesn’t require a specialized vehicle. With that said, prepare for quite a long road trip, since the province’s biggest cities (that many travelers will pass through) are all around\u00a0five hours away or more. Fliers might have to get a rental to cover the 75 miles from the nearest major airport in Sudbury.<\/p>\n