This is what fall colours look like in Ontario right now Ontario Fall
are currently being treated to outrageously vibrant hues of red, yellow and orange.
Even suburban areas just outside the city, like Markham's historic Unionville area, offer a picturesque escape from Toronto, with fall colours now just about at their peak.About a two-hour drive north of Toronto, and just a bit west of Barrie, Devil's Glen Provincial Park has some fierce shots of red visible on the treeline, but grassy ski slopes loom in the background, warning of the next season lurking just around the corner.
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