
Muskoka · Autumn · 2 days
Huntsville, with room to wander
Outdoor adventureArts & culture
A waterfront town, local culture and a park outing chosen to match your pace.
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Huntsville is the most walkable base in north Muskoka, with a lookout above town, a lively arts scene and Arrowhead Provincial Park ten minutes away. Autumn is peak season here, so book your room early and check park requirements before you go.
- Day 1 · MorningClimb to Lion's Lookout for the view over Fairy Lake and downtown, best in morning light during colour season.
- Day 1 · AfternoonExplore Main Street's shops and cafés, then visit Muskoka Heritage Place for the museum and pioneer village (village and steam train are seasonal).
- Day 1 · EveningCatch a show at the Algonquin Theatre, or dinner downtown followed by a riverside walk.
- Day 2 · MorningDrive ten minutes north to Arrowhead Provincial Park. Walk to Stubbs Falls and the Big Bend lookout over the Big East River. A daily vehicle permit is required.
- Day 2 · AfternoonWith time to spare, continue east on Highway 60 toward Algonquin Park for its roadside trails and visitor centre, or stop at Algonquin Outfitters for a canoe on the water.
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