Skydive Toronto Inc. is located in the playground of the 'Golden Horseshoe.'
Each direction that you drive and visit from Skydive Toronto is fun-filled
with activities to keep you entertained year round.

"May every moment here be golden and filled with times to be remembered!"

Blue Mountain Resort Tel# (705) 445-0231 www.bluemountain.ca

For skiing, snow boarding or having some old fashioned fun snow-tubing, Blue Mountain is only minutes away!

With its location situated on the Niagara escarpment, Blue Mountain offers various sports like: biking, hiking, rock climbing, tennis, golfing and horseback riding during the greener season. See their web site for more details.  Skydive Toronto is the supplier of skydiving programs to Blue Mountain Resorts.

Wasaga Beach Tel# 1-866-2WASAGA www.town.wasaga-beach.on.ca

Relax and enjoy your airplane ride to jumping altitude, while in view of the beautiful waters

of Georgian Bay.

Wasaga Beach hosts activities such as: water slides, mini golfing, seadoos, go-karting, paint ball and much more.

"Wasaga Beach has been long hailed as one the premier tourist destinations in Ontario. For over a century tourists have traveled to the welcoming shores of Nottawasaga Bay, to stroll along 14 kilometers of white sand beach, swim in warm, clean waters and enjoy the panoramic mountain views across the Bay."

Creemore Brewery 2000 Tel# (705) 466-2240 www.creemoresprings.com

"Creemore repeats as Best Microbrewery as voted by the readers of Eye Weekly and is named the Top Beer of the Millennium by the Toronto Sun."

Known internationally, Creemore Brewery, is located on the Main Street of the beautiful town of Creemore. Telephone for a tour of their brewery!

"Creemore Springs Premium Lager and urBock is lovingly crafted in small batches by a team that is dedicated to producing the perfect beer. They make only the two brands, believing in doing two things very well."

Scenic Caves Nature Preserve Tel# (705) 446-0256 www.sceniccaves.com

Spend a wonderful afternoon hiking amongst these Scenic Caves.
Enjoy the view of the highest point on the Niagara escarpment.

"These mysterious caves and caverns, once under water, were formed over the course of millions of years by ice movement in the Glacial Age."