THE CHELTENHAM BADLANDS - 2020 VISITORS GUIDE | ONTARIO
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- An inside look at one of Ontario's most unique geological sites - the Cheltenham Badlands. Watch to learn about the new visitor requirements now in place. Subscribe: / seeyousoonca
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Nope it's not a movie set, this Mars-like location actually exists in Ontario!
I’m so glad I got the chance to walk on the badlands before they shut it down.
Used to se wedding photos taken there all the time! What a beautiful plce
WOW it’s so beautiful! It’s crazy that this is just a short drive from Toronto 🤯 Fantastic video Arienne! It immediately made us want to visit.
Thanks so much! Definitely worth checking out 🙌🏻
Great, thanks dear for sharing and glad to see you’re started trips again, take care🌹
Visited the place several years ago prior to its having the walkways installed and access restricted. Got lots of great photos.
I love fall and miss the colors. This place is a must on see and on my bucket list.
This was on my Ontario bucket list for SO long! Thrilled to have finally made the trip to see the Badlands in person.
Such a cool place! I love your drone shots. I learned about it many years ago when I first started working in TV. A co-worker of mine lived in the Caledon area and told me about them (and hardly anyone knew about it back then! Long before my blogging days!). Things have changed over the years, but I am glad that they closed it off to protect it from people walking all over them. I've been back multiple times and it never fails to impress (especially in the fall!).
Thanks Lauren! I’m happy they were able to find a way for us all to enjoy it going forward. The landscape is so cool and we wouldn’t want to see it harmed from human forces.
Just saw the site this weekend. Breathtaking...
such a great video! tks
Thank you so much!
Wow beautiful it's very nice places
Thank you
Beautiful!!! Did you fly around for the filming? That's always a thrill!!!
My drone flew around for me 😆
Fantastic!! just subscribed :)
Thanks so much! 😊
Aren't the Cheltenham Badlands amazing?! I'm so glad you got out to see them and I'm sure this video will inspire others to do the same!
SO amazing!! Now I’m interested in seeing the Alberta Badlands!
nice place to visit
Nice video. On point. Thanks for mentioning reservations are required.
Thanks Rick, appreciate the comments!
GORGEOUS!!!!
Thank you Nora!!
wow! beautiful
Thank you!!
this isn't the grand canyon or even close to the size of the national parks in the usa, it's a small outdoor area that you can't walk on, but it does have a very pretty autumn view great for a photograph, the hike through the forest definitely worth it, dislike the time limit, informative brief video
Thanks for watching and for your comment! I agree that a fall visit is likely the best time as the colours really add to the landscape. A short visit yes. Part of a day trip to the area I’d say.
Glad I was able to walk there before they closed it off. Don't worry when I was there it was respectful but I actually was able to climb on the hills and check it out in person rather than from a distance.
Thanks Troy, sadly not all visitors were as respectful like yourself but I’m happy we can still visit.
すごい！ここ行ってみたい😭💓
I've been meaning to visit this site for a while, and it seems like just something for a 'pit stop' while passing through, so I'll get to see it sometime, on some mission, somewhere.
On one of your videos you did about Elora (which was great!), I'm surprised you missed out on their "Monster Month" which is held in October, and there is a lot of things they put on. I just learnt about this myself a week ago; during the whole month of October the town also gets decorated in really weird or spooky installations that get lit up at night.
It's not a big town but worth checking out if anyone lives around the area!
If anyone has more places worth going to visit during the fall (hopefully spooky), I would like to know!
Yes I’d say it’s something to tack on to a day with other activities planned in the area. You get 1.5hrs on site as per their new registration system and it’s definitely more than enough time. I didn’t know about Monster Month is Elora! I did see all the decorations when I was there but now I’ll have to go back to really experience it 😊
@@seeusoontravel Very small town but they really bring spirit into the lesser celebrated holiday season. I appreciate it and I love Halloween. Let us have Thanksgiving off, and Halloween forever!
Haha love it!
Would it be possible to park the car on the side for a quick viewing in case you forget to make reservations?
Sadly no, the roads around the Cheltenham Badlands are a no parking zone and the police patrol frequently.
I guess the last time I was there was before 2015. Since there was no boardwalk and no cost I think. Is the cost only due to COVID?
I think there has been a cost for parking for a while now but the reservation system and limited numbers is because of COVID.
This is a great video! Are you located in Ontario? I just subscribed to your channel. 🙂
Thank you! Yes I’m based in Ontario 😊
We are in Ontario too. We actually have reservations for the Badlands this weekend so your timing was perfect! I’m going to watch some of your other videos too. It’s always hard coming up with outdoor things to do. By the way, how did you get so many subscribers???
Oh perfect! The reservations booked up quick for this weekend. I’ve been working hard on videos for many years. You gotta just keep working at it 😉
مقاطعة أونتاريو ملكة الجمال الأخاذ, طبيعة ساحرة جذابة تأسر القلب و تريح النفس و تبهج العين.
Thank you Ahmed! We have some beautiful spots here in Ontario.
شكراً لك على تفاعلك الجميل مع تعليقي, أعلم ما تزخر به مقاطعة أونتاريو من مؤهلات هائلة لتكون وجهة سياحية عالمية راقية, عموما كندا جنة من جنان الأرض التي يتمنى زيارتها جميع البشر, شكرا لك على جهودك الكبيرة للتعريف بهذا البلد الرائع, نحن هنا ندعمك و نشجعك على بذل المزيد, لك مني عظيم التقدير و الإحترام و الإكرام أيتها النبيهة النبيلة.
Admission fee include parking. If no, how much?
Yes admission fee doubles as the parking fee (all lumped together). $11.30 Mon - Thurs and $22.60 Fri - Sun and holidays. Fees are per car/booking.
@@seeusoontravel thanks
It’s the lumpy, bumpy, hilly part of town outside of town.
Badlands is not that bad at all... it's a beauty mixed with a backdrop of the color of fall :-) stay safe :-)
Nope not at all! I wonder why they’re known as ‘badlands’... I guess cause you can’t grow anything on them?
450 million years???....... Ooh please Arienne
That’s what was written on the information plaque. Best to take it up with Credit Valley Conservation (who oversee the area) if you have differing information Tebbie.
@@seeusoontravel I know, but don’t believe everything that’s written on those plaques 😃
It's hilarious that people are exclaiming over this "natural phenomenon" and "scenic wonder"....It was caused by poor farming and overgrazing. It used to be a wooded hill. So after ruining the area you put in a parking lot and boardwalk and charge people to see it!!! If you enjoy this view you really should put Chernobyl and Three Mile Island on your must see list.
Calling Bull$hit on the European settlers "destroying the topsoil". What is the proof of that statement? These kinds of badlands can be found in various places in North America (large areas in Alberta and Arizona) and are natural landscapes from long-gone ancient rivers eroding their banks, NOT from white man destroying the topsoil. Honestly!
That’s how the conservation described it 🤷🏼♀️
The earth is NOT over 400 million years old. ... Sorry to burst your bubble. It is only about 6000 years old.
But a kool place no doubt
"The Cheltenham Badlands is one of Ontario’s geological treasures, formed at the base of an ancient sea about 450 million years ago." From the Ontario Heritage Trust website who oversees the area...Just a little more than 6,000 years old ;)
Lmao 6,000 try 5,000,000,000
@@SOUSASNIPER007 professors that cannot prove this will tell you the earth is that old... however it is not. God did not create earth to be uninhabited for that long.. but bellieve what you will... I wont lose any sleep.