Algonquin Provincial Park
Provincial park of about 7,600 km², created in 1893, with thousands of lakes, mixed forest, short trails and canoe rentals along Highway 60.
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In the destination Muskoka and Algonquin.
In the photo: Huntsville between the river and Muskoka’s hills
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The city
The town of Muskoka between Lake Vernon, Fairy and Peninsula, the gateway to Algonquin Provincial Park, whose west entrance is about 45 km away. The town has a centre with murals along the Muskoka River, the Lions Lookout viewpoint over the town, and, to the north, Arrowhead Provincial Park.
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The local experience
Provincial park of about 7,600 km², created in 1893, with thousands of lakes, mixed forest, short trails and canoe rentals along Highway 60.
Provincial park north of Huntsville, with lakes, Stubb's Falls, forest trails and, in winter, a skate trail through the woods.
Lookout on a rocky hill above Huntsville, with views of Fairy Lake, the Muskoka River and the town, especially popular in autumn.