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Dorset Fire Tower
Visitors are welcome to climb to the observation deck, which is 142 metres (465 feet) above Lake of Bays, and enjoy the view from the tree-top lookout as well as ground level lookouts.
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Georgian Bay Island National Park
Nestled in the famous 30,000 islands, the world’s largest chain of freshwater islands, Georgian Bay Islands National Park (GBINP) is where you’ll be inspired by the rugged beauty of the Canadian Shield, the clear water of Georgian Bay, and the iconic wind swept pines that have made Georgian Bay famous.
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World Famous Algonquin Park
Right on Muskoka’s doorstep is Ontario’s renowned Algonquin Park. The almost 7,700 square kms park is a vast wilderness with an abundance of northern species like moose, timberwolves and black bear.
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Bracebridge Falls
These falls are located in the Downtown area at The Silver Bridge and is one of the trademark sights of the community. It empties the water of the North Branch of the Muskoka River down into Bracebridge Bay.
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Huckleberry Rock
Huckleberry Rock at sunset is a must! One of the most scenic lookouts in all of Muskoka, Huckleberry Rock is well worth the hike to capture this view! The rock here also has some historical significance, as it is some of the oldest in the world, over a billion years old!
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Lion’s Lookout
This lookout in Huntsville offers two truly remarkable vantage points. One vista overlooks the charming town of Huntsville, while another gives you an unobstructed view of Fairy Lake. Truly worth the hike up to the top.
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Arrowhead Provincial Park Big Bend
This truly spectacular lookout point in Huntsville is unlike anything you’ve ever seen! The meandering Big East River is highlighted by exposed sand bluffs and is a popular paddling trip.
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R.M.S Segwun
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Windermere House
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The Port Carling Wall
The 111-by-45-foot photo mosaic, affectionately called The Wall, provides a breathtaking welcome to Port Carling. It comprises 9,028 pictures that together create the image of the RMS Sagamo passing through the Port Carling locks circa 1922. Viewed up close, however, each individual photo captures a moment of time in the lives of residents of Port Carling during the village’s first century (1860-1960).
