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Haliburton Highlands | Ontario

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Skyline Park

You can take in an incredible view of Haliburton and surrounding areas any time of the year from the Skyline Lookout Park just east of the Village of Haliburton at 196 Skyline Road off of Hwy 118.

Best view of Haliburton from several hundred feet above the town.

If the Muskokas are the gem of cottage country in Ontario, the Haliburton Highlands is most certainly Ontario cottage country’s diamond in the rough. Although we share much of the same landscape and natural scenery, Haliburton is less developed and crowded, and its people are just a little more laid-back. With fewer people and less industry, the pace of life here is more relaxed than in the Muskoka Lake region. In Haliburton, you can take your time, and enjoy our untouched natural wilderness in peace and tranquillity.

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Ragged Falls

Ragged Falls has been named one of the 10 best waterfalls in Ontario.

The Ragged Falls Oxtongue River trail is only 1 km long but it offers a great view of the Ragged Falls. It is just off Hwy 60 near the Algonquin Park border. Its proximity to Algonquin Provincial Park makes this protected waterway almost an Algonquin appendage, but it’s a park in its own right and for good reason.

Oxtongue River – Ragged Falls contains many features of local significance. The small plunge basin at Gravel Falls demonstrates the powerful, erosive force of glacial melt-water.

There are nine distinct forest communities in the park. A marked gravel road provides access to Ragged Falls.

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Haliburton County Studio Tour

Haliburton is home to some of Ontario’s finest artists, craftsmen and creative talents. For more than twenty years, one of the largest tourist attractions in the area has been the Haliburton County Studio Tour. This tour brings to Haliburton thousands of visitors from all over Ontario to show off the county’s artistic talents.

The Studio Tour takes visitors around the entire county, travelling to dozens of artist studios to see demonstrations and to view and purchase unique handmade crafts and pieces of art. The tour is held on two weekends each fall when the autumn colours are at their finest; on the weekend before Thanksgiving and on Thanksgiving weekend.

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Haliburton Highlands Museum

The Haliburton Highlands Museum was founded as the Haliburton Highlands Pioneer Museum in 1967. It tells the exciting story of the Haliburton area from the earliest settlers right up to the present day.

Our main museum building features a variety of exhibits, while Reid House built in the 1880s depicts everyday life over 100 years ago. Our log buildings, open in the summer months, include a working blacksmith’s forge and a variety of other structures.

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Sir Sam’s Ski / Ride

Mountain biking at Sir Sam’s is an ideal activity for families to share and enjoy throughout the summer season. Our 23km trail network provides terrain for all abilities and includes our newest trail “Sammy’s Way”, smooth grassy descent to get our novice riders down the hill comfortably.

In the Wintertime, fresh powder, challenging elevations, breathtaking views and friendly staff are waiting for you at Sir Sam’s. Spend your day easily moving from hill to hill on our 1100 foot covered surface lift or your choice of 4 chair lifts (2 quads, 2 doubles).

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Lake Fishing Paradise

Haliburton Forest is an angler’s delight with over 100 lakes, numerous large ponds and miles of streams and creeks, offering year-round fishing for everyone.

Here you’ll find a wide variety of trout, such as rainbow trout, lake trout and speckled trout. With an abundance of fish available, it’s unlikely that you’ll go home empty-handed!

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Haliburton Forest Wolf Centre

Discover the inner workings of a wolf pack during a visit to Haliburton Wolf Centre.

With live wolf cams and wolf exhibits, you can almost always catch a glimpse of our wolves as they wander through their 15-acre forested environment. Plus, with our mission to educate, you can personalize your visit by asking our friendly staff more about our wolves.

The Wolf Centre is a 5,000 square foot facility that houses exhibits, a cinema and classroom, a large indoor observatory. Visit the observatory and maybe catch a glimpse of Haliburton Forest’s wolf pack: permanent residents of Haliburton Forest since 1993.

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The Minden River Cone

The iconic Minden River Cone is the perfect spot to cool down with an ice cream cone or grab a quick bite to eat.

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Minden Shoe Tree

The urban legend tells us this tree holds hundreds, perhaps thousands of pairs of shoes, hung, nailed and placed with care through its massive branches.

It’s a sight to behold and the location, until now, has been a mystery! This particular tree is located about a 9-minute drive outside of Minden on South Lake Road. The closest street address is 2354 South Lake Road, Minden.

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