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What does adventure in the Haliburton Highlands look like to you?
Golfing with a stunning view? Kayaking one of our 600 lakes? Trying something new like dogsledding?
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No Portage Paddling Trips
No Portage Paddling Trips By Haliburton Highlands Getting out for a camping trip on one of the many beautiful lakes in the Haliburton Highlands is an amazing experience: the feel of your paddle in the water, the sound of loons calling, meals under an open sky, and...
SUP – Stand Up Paddle Boarding
Stand Up Paddle Boarding The Haliburton Highlands, with its serene lakes and winding rivers, provides the perfect backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and tranquility alike. Among the myriad of water activities available, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP)...
Health & Wellness
Do Less, Get More Rejuvenate in the Haliburton Highlands!What is rejuvenation season? It is that time of year when you allow yourself to slow down and do less. A time to recharge after an adventure-filled Summer and a glorious Fall Colour Season, and before the...
What to bring hiking
Get Geared up for Hiking Nestled within the rugged terrain of the Canadian Shield, the Haliburton Highlands beckon adventurers with their unspoiled beauty. From the southern stretches of Algonquin Provincial Park to the tranquil Silent Lake Provincial Park and the...
Spring Celestial Calendar
Spring Celestial Calendar The Haliburton Highlands' natural darkness fosters an ideal setting for both seasoned astronomers and casual sky gazers. Amidst this tranquil landscape, the stars come alive, offering a profound connection to the vastness of the universe....
Things in the Spring to do
Cool things to do in Spring Experience the Rejuvenation SeasonHere in the Haliburton Highlands we LOVE spring. As the snow melts and native Haliburtonians put away their snowshoes and skis, we welcome the warmth, the new growth, (and yes the mud!) of the spring...