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Georgian Bay

Muskoka’s western edge is pure Georgian Bay: wind-shaped pines, pink granite and the southern end of the Thirty Thousand Islands. Honey Harbour is the jumping-off point for Georgian Bay Islands National Park, while Port Severn marks the end of the Trent-Severn Waterway.

Honey Harbour, Georgian Bay
Honey Harbour, Georgian Bay · Chicken4War

A DAY AT YOUR OWN PACE

Islands, shoreline & an open horizon

  • Take the boat from Honey Harbour to Beausoleil Island in Georgian Bay Islands National Park; arrange transport in advance.
  • See the Big Chute Marine Railway carry boats overland between two levels of the Severn River (seasonal).
  • Watch boats lock through at Port Severn, the last lock on the Trent-Severn Waterway.
  • Paddle the sheltered channels and coves around Honey Harbour on a calm day.
  • Pack a picnic for the granite shoreline and stay for a Georgian Bay sunset.
  • Check Parks Canada and local marinas for water taxis, seasonal service and conditions.

Check seasonal access, hours and reservations before visiting.

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