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Torontonians' backyard lake district, where cottages, steamships, autumn leaves, and the Georgian Bay islands form a classic Ontario resort destination.

Muskoka is located in central Ontario, north of Toronto, featuring a landscape dotted with lakes and Canadian Shield rocky woodlands, famous for its lakeside cottage culture. Visitors can ride the RMS Segwun steamship at the Muskoka Wharf, enjoy lake views from the Lions Lookout in Huntsville, visit the Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site, explore the Bala Cranberry Marsh and Arrowhead Provincial Park, and visit the Georgian Bay Islands on the west side. Summer is ideal for boating and swimming, autumn is perfect for viewing red leaves, and winter offers skiing. It is easily accessible by driving north from Toronto along the highway.

Destinations

• Muskoka Lakes
• Algonquin Provincial Park

Itineraries

• Eastern Canada Maple Road Self-Drive Loop – A self-drive grand loop from Toronto, connecting Algonquin, the Laurentians, La Mauricie, and historic French-speaking…
• Lake Superior North Shore & Agawa Canyon Train – Head north from Toronto to Sault Ste. Marie for the canyon train, then follow Highway 17 around the lake to Thunder Bay