This August the stars will come out to play in the Almaguin Highlands with a two-night special event. Look to the heavens with the help of skilled astronomers to see far away galaxies, shooting stars and the planets and wonders of our solar system.
Our region is rich in history with great museums showcasing everything from Indigenous beginnings, to logging and nautical life, to our famous sons and daughters. So take a road trip and immerse yourself in the past.
Woodchester Villa in Bracebridge is a unique octagonal house with a fascinating history and, if believed, a paranormal present. It is just one of a number of buildings in the region with ghostly connections.
Drive down the road less travelled and find the weird and wonderful attractions of Ontario’s cottage country. No road trip is complete without a few cool stops along the way and the Screaming Heads outside Burk’s Falls are a must visit.
First Nation Pow Wows are a summer staple in our region. Incredible regalia will be on display, traditional songs and dances performed and the sounds of the drums create an atmosphere like no other.
Set in the picturesque Rosseau Waterfront Park the local market is a must summer visit on a Friday morning!
With incredible provincial parks and welcoming family-run campgrounds, beginners have endless opportunities to connect with nature in the Great Canadian Wilderness.
Live music is a summer tradition in Ontario’s cottage country. From beautiful halls to farm fields, from patios on our iconic waters to pubs in town, Ontario’s most popular summer destination hosts an incredible music scene.
Whether you’re heading out for a day trip or looking for a different kind of dining experience during your getaway, food trucks in these parts are more eclectic than ever.
Fishing derbies in Ontario’s cottage country offer an exciting blend of competition, camaraderie, and celebration of the region’s abundant waterways.
Learning to fish in Ontario’s cottage country is a journey that connects you with the area’s natural beauty while providing a lifetime of recreational opportunities.
There is nothing better than curling up with a good book, and this time of year is perfect for getting lost in the pages of a story while also finding a new place to enjoy some serious rest, relaxation and reflection. Check out these wonderful indie bookstores while you’re in Ontario’s cottage country.
A job in tourism and hospitality is both fun and rewarding. The industry does have challenges like demanding hours, but the ability to create positive experiences for others can provide a sense of purpose that isn’t found in every career path.
Competitors set out for the Muskoka Marathon in Bracebridge. The October race series features a full and half marathon as well as a 10 and 5k.
It’s time to get out and enjoy the best that an iconic Canadian winter has to offer! Fans of the season and skeptics alike will find plenty to see and do in the wilderness just north of Toronto.