Muskoka Signature Experience Collection

Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area

Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area is one of Ontario’s most memorable ski resorts that provides exceptional skiing and snowboarding with a great friendly, family atmosphere. With terrain options for everyone, short lift lines and beautiful lake views it offers a great experience for all skill levels.

Thursday to Monday 9:00am-4:00pm, Thursday – Saturday 4:30-9:00pm

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Algonquin Outfitters Lake of Two Rivers

No other trail offers the same, easy-riding and close to nature experience as Algonquin Park’s Old Railway Bike Trail. Everything you need, bike rentals, maps, parking, expertise and dining, all available from the Lake of Two Rivers Store, right at the trailhead.

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Town of Bracebridge

Bracebridge boasts 3 of the region’s best waterfalls all within a 5 minute drive of downtown. Start at High Falls, making sure you find the hidden Little High Falls nearby. Next up, Wilson’s Falls has a walking trail with a great view. Finish your loop in Downtown Bracebridge at the iconic Bracebridge Falls and Silver Bridge. Be sure to admire Bracebridge’s charming downtown, visiting the local shops, cafes and restaurants.

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Beautiful year-round with explosive colours during the fall, this 80 km loop around Lake of Bays has stops in the charming villages of Baysville, Dwight and Dorset. See the best of Lake of Bays with stops at decadent bakeries, fabulous restaurants, Lake of Bays’ own craft brewery and local artisan studios. Plan to take a cruise on the historical SS Bigwin, or climb the Dorset Fire Tower for one of the best views in Muskoka. For history buffs, each village has its own Heritage Walking Tour so you can dive into the area’s fascinating past. Visit the website for walking tour maps.

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Huckleberry Rock Lookout Trail

One of the best places to catch a sunset in Muskoka. If you time your hike right and the skies are clear, the colourful sunset will leave you in awe. The 2.5km hiking trail to the lookout is as fascinating as it is breathtaking, featuring some of the oldest rock in the world at well over a billion years old.

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Algonquin Outfitters Huntsville

Choose your watercraft of choice from a canoe, kayak, paddleboard or even pedal boat and explore the Muskoka River as it winds through downtown Huntsville. This scenic river adventure is great for nearly any skill level and close-by to shops, restaurants and pubs for after your paddle. No reservations required.

Check out the Muskoka River paddling video

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Treetop Trekking

Unleash the adventurer inside during a 3-hour Zipline & Aerial Game Trek with Treetop Trekking. Climb, swing and zip through the forest canopy and see Muskoka like never before! Only five minutes from downtown Huntsville.

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Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery 

This 1.2km loop around 12 acres of frozen cranberry beds is one of Muskoka’s most popular winter experiences, and the only skating trail with an on-site winery for post skate wine tastings! A must-do winter experience in Muskoka.

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The Portage Store

Paddling in Algonquin Park is a major bucket-list experience, and the Portage Store has everything you need for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. They specialize in providing paddling excursions for any and every level. Complete outfitting for interior camping, canoe rentals for day excursions, daily guided tours or overnight guided tours and more.

For the ultimate day trip, visit their outfitting store on Canoe Lake and paddle for the day on the lake made famous by Tom Thomson. After this quintessentially Canadian experience, dine at their waterfront restaurant, renowned for their great burgers and local craft beer.

The restaurant is also accepting online and phone orders for curbside pick-up. Place your restaurant order online here.

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Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery

A guided journey from cranberry bog to Muskoka in a bottle, this award-winning farm and winery tour is the only one of its kind in the world and one of Muskoka’s true hidden gems. Available three times daily, year round!

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Algonquin Outfitters Oxtongue Lake

This self-guided lake and river paddle to scenic Ragged Falls is one of the area’s most popular day trips. Algonquin Outfitters Oxtongue Lake has everything you need for your adventure including canoe / kayak / stand-up paddleboard rentals, map and equipment.

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Algonquin Outfitters Oxtongue Lake

Algonquin Outfitters has the rentals, gear and expertise for your self-guided winter adventure in Algonquin Park. Get outfitted and hit the snowshoe, cross country ski or fat bike trails to experience Canadian winter fun at its finest.

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Sunset Cruises

Cruise the historic Peerless II from beautiful Port Carling and get an up close view of Muskoka’s beautiful scenery and stunning heritage. Unique to the Peerless II, Captain Potts creates a memorable experience for guests by providing informal commentary.

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Back of Beyond Equine Centre

The perfect winter activity for an afternoon with your family or a romantic evening ride with your hunny, there is nothing more magical than a horse drawn sleigh ride through a winter wonderland.

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Georgian Bay Islands National Park

Nestled in the famous 30,000 islands, the world’s largest chain of freshwater islands, Georgian Bay Islands National Park is where you’ll be inspired by the rugged beauty of the Canadian Shield and the wind-swept pines and clear waters of Georgian Bay. Accessible only by boat, Parks Canada operates a boat shuttle service called the DayTripper out of Honey Harbour. Rent a bike or bring your own, plan a picnic lunch with a view, hike over 25km of picturesque trails, or swim at their pristine beaches. Experience nature in its purest state, the way it was intended.

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Huntsville Festival of the Arts

From classical to country, blues to bluegrass, jazz to world music, the annual line-up features an eclectic mix of concerts and performances, drawing big-names and rising stars from around to the world to downtown Huntsville. Experience Muskoka’s premiere summer arts festival.

See Huntsville Festival of the Arts’ Summer Program