We all love fall sweater weather - not just because of the warm feeling from being hugged by soft fibres - but because we are constantly changing day to day as the temps quickly rise and fall! Fall leaves on the ground, earthy soups and stews, and spiced lattes - we are drawn out for the last adventure before winter.
Combine all that with a love of travel and you don't need to go far - roadtrips to see fall colours are always a favorite.
Pack a bag, and take an unscheduled drive ... but what to pack???
start with basics, tank top, shell, or t-shirt
add leggings or jeans (whichever you're most comfortable in)
comfortable walking shoes or boots
an oversize knit moves with you while sitting at a bistro or walking along a forest trail, and allows air flow as the day gets warmer.
The best part of layering for fall is shedding clothing if you get too warm. Stop for lunch or discover a small downtown, then on the road again to see what's around the corner.
Sometimes the weather forecast is wrong, and while you hoped for a warm afternoon, the temperatures are dropping but you don't want to miss a minute of the day.
Pack a few warmer pieces so you can still enjoy the day.
Vests come in varied materials and warmth levels, from cozy heavily woven fibres to windproof puff layers.
But a scarf is the most versatile accessory this season. A light fabric just slows the breeze around your neck and adds a change of colour to your favorite sweater. A knubby texture heavier scarf is a whole new layer to keep you warm, and quickly unwrapped when you step inside.
Off you go - enjoy this season to it's fullest! Need some inspiration, try one of these drives, maybe even stay overnight ...
Lennox and Adding County, South Eastern Ontario
Drive along the St.Lawrence Parkway
North Hastings driving and cycling routes.
The hills around Algonquin Park, driving, walking, or cycling.
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