Located 90 minutes north of Toronto is a vast district of 1600 shimmering lakes, thundering waterfalls and sheer granite cliffs, aromatic pine forests and dense maple forests all wrapped in pure clean air from above sea level, in some areas 1200 ft. With its endless blue lakes, countless islands and stretches of sandy beaches Muskoka Lakes is the perfect setting for a pleasurable escape.

Throughout Muskoka is a network of multi-purpose trails, including the Trans-Canada Trail. Hikers, bikers, skiers, and snowmobilers find their delights in the trails of Muskoka. Once primarily a summer destination, Muskoka offers four seasons of natural beauty, wildlife, and entertainment.

Because of it’s geographic location, its pristine natural environment and designated parks, and its proximity to lakes and to one of the most well-known provincial parks in Ontario – Algonquin Park, Muskoka has become a premier travel destination.

Huge white pines intended for ship building first brought settlers to Muskoka, but the natural beauty made it a tourist destination as early as the 1870s. Year-round visual delights and recreational pursuits keep visitors coming back.

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Muskoka Tourism – Muskoka attractions, activities and dining suggestions. Tour Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville, Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays, Georgian Bay, Algonquin Park and surrounding Muskoka communities.

DiscoverMuskoka.com and  DoitinMuskoka.com are excellent starting points for finding just about everything Muskoka.

Museums and Historical Sites

Muskoka’s many museums are a vibrant testimony to this district’s rich and varied history. A visit to any one of them evokes memories of bygone eras and brings the past alive.

• Algonquin Logging Museum
• Bethune Memorial House
• Muskoka Heritage Place
• Muskoka Lakes Museum
• The Muskoka Steamship Museum

Arts & Culture

Muskoka’s Arts & Culture community is as diverse as the landscape. Be sure to leave time to visit the studios and galleries.

Entertainment

Gravenhurst Opera House & Arts Centre – One of Muskoka’s most significant landmarks is the heart of cultural activities, featuring both local and commercial entertainment year-round.

The Kee To Bala! – Muskoka’s most famous night spot. Enjoy the fun and the music and featuring kee concerts.

Golf

Spectacular courses carved from the northern wilderness, rugged landscape, beautiful scenery, and clean fresh air, golfing in Muskoka is an extraordinary experience. Visit golfmuskoka.com.

Cruises

Lady Muskoka Cruises – The 200 passenger Lady Muskoka invites you to sit back, relax and enjoy the incredible beauty of Muskoka.

The Muskoka Fleet – The RMS Segwun, Wenonah II, and the Wanda III offer cruises on all three of the major Muskoka Lakes. Book a variety of cruises and include lunch or dinner by reservation.

Outdoor Adventure

Guided tours or trip planning for any outdoor adventure in the Algonquin Park and Muskoka areas.

• Algonquin Outfitters
• Wilderness Adventures
• Experience Muskoka
• North Ridge Ranch Dogsledding

Attractions

Muskoka has a mystical quality that calls you to experience the rugged beauty of the area. The region offers four seasons of natural beauty. Muskoka offers unlimited options for families to enjoy their vacation and each other. Don’t miss out on the fun – Muskoka is home to some of the top 50 festivals in Ontario.