The Muskoka Maple Trail is likely the most Canadian adventure ever of all time, featuring Canada’s most beloved natural product, maple syrup.
The Trail is a collection of Muskoka’s top maple experiences, from sugar bush tours and pancake breakfasts, to maple beer and maple butter tarts. Now with the official Muskoka Maple Trail road map, you can build your own maple adventure and turn a regular Spring day into an exceptionally sweet Spring day!
Where can you pick up the Muskoka Maple Trail map?
- Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce
- Gravenhurst Chamber of Commerce
- Muskoka Lakes Chamber of Commerce
- Huntsville/Lake of Bays Chamber of Commerce
The official Muskoka Maple Trail map will help you plan out your very own maple adventure. With the map, you can start mapping out your route choosing from:
- Sugar bush tours to see how Canada’s most natural product is made, and meet some of Canada’s most amazing people
- Delicious pancake and french toast breakfasts smothered in fresh, local maple syrup
- Baked goodies stops, including maple buttertarts, maple dipped cookies, maple éclairs and more
- Muskoka’s top chefs have gotten creative and created special maple inspired dishes. How does Charred Pork Back Ribs with Muskoka Maple Molasses BBQ sauce sound?
- Muskoka’s craft breweries have come together to create a Muskoka maple collaboration beer that is brewed using local sap and local maple syrup. The beer – Pancake Breakfast Specialty Maple Ale – is an absolute hit
- Signature Maple Experiences, taking an amazing Muskoka experience and adding a sweet twist to celebrate the maple harvest
Coming from out of town? Book the sweetest maple inspired getaways and stay overnight. Each of these accommodations will supply you with a Muskoka Maple Trail road map from the front desk, so once you check in you can start planning your route!
- Christie’s Mill Inn & Spa
- Muskoka Beer Spa
- JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa
- The Jypsy Inn
- Sherwood Inn
- Deerhurst Resort
More Maple Fun:
The grandest maple celebration of the year, the Muskoka Maple Festival, April 29, 2023 in Downtown Huntsville.