Climb the 142 metres (465 feet) to the observation deck for an incredible view of the Lake of Bays. There are also picnic sites, restrooms, a tourist information kiosk, a gift shop, and a hiking trail.

Ideally located off Highway 11, midway between Toronto and Algonquin Provincial Park. Enjoy the walk-in spa and other perks like a heated outdoor pool, playground equipment, free WiFi, in-room refrigerators, and free parking. 

The Bracebridge Barrelhouse offers barrel-aged and experimental beers, both brewed on-site, as well as LB’s regular beer lineup and a locally sourced menu.

Step into this serene and beautiful world to learn about crystals, minerals, gems, and more at the exhibit and take home a souvenir from the Crystal Shoppe or Artisan Village. 

Cottages, motel rooms, campsites, or just a place to park your trailer are all available for rent in this scenic and relaxing spot just west of Algonquin Park. There's a private beach perfect for fishing, canoeing, boating, or simply taking in the beautiful views at this family-run resort.

Some find them creepy others are fascinated—it's one of the most unique art installations in Canada. The artist, Peter Camani, welcomes visitors to wander the trails that wind through meadows, past woods and ponds, to get up close to this curious collection of sculptures—dozens of massive concrete "screaming heads" locked in a howl.

This is a private home as well as an art exhibit, so if the gate is closed just enjoy the view from the road.

A unique casual dining experience in one of South Muskoka’s favourite local hot spots, The Oar offers up traditional and vegetarian dishes from fresh, simple, and tasteful ingredients. Order any of the apps—you won't be disappointed!