Local Attractions

Algonquin Provincial Park

Vast park with forests, rivers, and lakes. Wildlife includes moose, bears, and loons. Notable trails: Whiskey Rapids Trail (along the Oxtongue River) and Barron Canyon Trail. The Algonquin Logging Museum features a recreated camp and steam-powered amphibious tug.

Dorset Scenic Lookout Tower & Trail

Historic observation tower, 142 m above Lake of Bays, built 1967. 30-metre tower with a 360° view. Over 60,000 visitors annually. Picnic areas, restrooms, gift shop, and hiking trails. Dogs welcome on the grounds (not in the tower).

Lake of Bays Scenic Drive

80 km scenic loop with stops in Baysville, Dwight, and Dorset. Beautiful Muskoka countryside.

Algonquin Outfitters

Canoe rentals and full trip outfitting. Experienced staff, lightweight canoes, high-quality equipment. Planning, packing, canoe rentals, and full trip setup.

Portage Store

"Your source for everything Algonquin Park." Canoe rentals and outfitting at Canoe Lake.

Treetop Trekking Huntsville

Zip lines and aerial obstacle challenges — balance logs, cable traverses, wooden bridges, and Tarzan swings. Great fun for families!

Discover Muskoka

Year-round activities including water sports, boat cruises, paddling, and land adventures. Six boat cruise options with dining and sightseeing.

Lady Muskoka Cruise

Three-level, 104-foot vessel carrying up to 300 passengers on 2 hr 45 min tours with food and beverage service.

Muskoka Lake Cruise

Santa's Village

Family-friendly amusement park in Bracebridge — great for kids of all ages!

Muskoka Brewery

Handcrafted premium beers. Founded 1996 in Bracebridge. Tours and tap room available.

Spencer's Tall Trees Restaurant

Outdoor patio seating in Huntsville. Creative dishes with multiple flavours and textures.

Gravenhurst Farmers' Market

Operating Wednesdays, June through October. Fresh local produce, crafts, and more.

Artisans of Muskoka

Local arts and crafts shop in Huntsville.

Oxtongue Craft Cabin & Gallery

Represents over 100 Canadian artists. Paintings, jewelry, pottery, and handcrafted items. Operating since 1979.

Muskoka Heritage Place

Pioneer Village and the historic Portage Flyer Train. A living museum in Huntsville.

Muskoka Lakes Museum

Established 1964. Preserves and exhibits objects from the settlement of the Muskoka Lakes district, with emphasis on the historic boat-building industry.

Bethune Memorial House

Birthplace of Dr. Norman Bethune, a celebrated 20th-century medical pioneer. Victorian-era home and Visitor Centre in Gravenhurst.