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Places to visit

Algonquin Provincial Park

Algonquin · Whitney

Algonquin Provincial Park

Established in 1893, Ontario's oldest provincial park protects a wide network of lakes, rivers and portage routes along the Highway 60 corridor and beyond.

Dorset Lookout Tower

Haliburton Highlands · Dorset

Dorset Lookout Tower

A lookout tower above the treeline with one of Ontario's best-known autumn colour views over Lake of Bays.

Georgian Bay Islands National Park

Muskoka · Honey Harbour

Georgian Bay Islands National Park

Canada's island national park, reached by boat from Honey Harbour, with trails, swimming coves and windswept pines.

Georgian Trail

Southern Georgian Bay · Collingwood to Meaford

Georgian Trail

A multi-use rail trail linking Collingwood and Meaford through the shoreline communities, used by cyclists, walkers and cross-country skiers.

Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve

Haliburton Highlands · Haliburton

Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve

A privately managed forest reserve north of Haliburton with trails, lakes and a wolf centre, open for hiking, paddling and winter activities.

Killbear Provincial Park

Parry Sound · Nobel

Killbear Provincial Park

Georgian Bay shoreline with windswept pines growing straight out of the granite, cobble beaches and a network of walking trails.

The 30,000 Islands

Parry Sound · Parry Sound

The 30,000 Islands

The world's largest freshwater archipelago, forming the eastern shore of Georgian Bay and recognized as a UNESCO biosphere region.

Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve

Muskoka · Torrance

Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve

Bare bedrock ridges and wetland south of Gravenhurst, protected for its dark skies and used for stargazing and short hikes on the Shield.

Warsaw Caves Conservation Area

The Kawarthas · Warsaw

Warsaw Caves Conservation Area

Limestone caves at the edge of the Canadian Shield, with marked trails and access to the Indian River for paddling and swimming.