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Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site
Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site is located in the town of Gravenhurst, about 160 km from Toronto, and was renovated with government funding in 1973. It preserves the original appearance of Dr. Bethune's residence and exhibits precious personal items, photographs, and more. Many Chinese visitors come here, often making a special trip to express their admiration and respect for Dr. Bethune.Gravenhurst · 232m from downtown
Lake Muskoka
Lake Muskoka is located in the Muskoka region of Ontario, Canada. Known as the "backyard of Ontario" and "Honeymoon Lake," it attracts many visitors who come to experience its pristine nature and leisurely lifestyle. Lake Muskoka is not a single lake, but a vast lake system composed of numerous lakes with winding shorelines, dotted with hundreds of small islands and private cottages. The scenery varies with the seasons: in spring and summer, the lakes and mountains, clear blue water and sky, and lush greenery are perfect for sailing, kayaking, fishing, and wakeboarding; in the fall, the forests are ablaze with color as maple leaves turn red and gold, making it a premier destination for leaf-peeping in Canada; in winter, it is blanketed in silver, offering opportunities for ice fishing and snow activities. A steamship cruise is a classic experience, such as riding the century-old Segwun to tour the colorful cottages and forests along the shore, evoking a sense of nostalgic romance. Lake Muskoka is not only a leisure paradise but also a destination that blends nature, culture, and adventure.Muskoka Lakes · 17 km from downtown
Muskoka Ski Club - Hidden Valley
Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area, located in Ontario, Canada, was established in 1971 and is a charming ski resort. It is loved by tourists for its family-friendly atmosphere and excellent skiing experience. The ski resort is suitable for skiers of all levels, whether beginners or experienced skiers, everyone can find fun here. The ski area is designed with the needs of family tourists in mind, providing a variety of ski trails and facilities so that every family member can enjoy the fun of skiing and snowboarding. In addition, the natural scenery surrounding Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area also provides visitors with an environment for relaxation and enjoyment. Whether it is a leisure time after skiing or exploring the surrounding beauty in the snow, this place can bring you an unforgettable experience.Huntsville · 7.5 km from downtown
Lions Lookout
There are large lakes here, with blue waters that are particularly beautiful against the backdrop of the hills.Huntsville · 721m from downtown
Arrowhead Provincial Park
The park is quiet and leisurely, with clear and transparent lake water, beaches, campsites, hiking trails, waterfalls, and equipment rental services. It is a good place for family leisure.Huntsville · 7.2 km from downtown
Santa's Village: Muskoka's Theme Park
Located on the banks of the Muskoka River, Santa Claus Village is Muskoka's oldest and largest children's amusement park. The village is divided into three theme parks based on age groups, and there is also a family campsite. Parents can take their children to enjoy a variety of interesting rides here, such as Santa's roller coaster, Red Baron's plane travel, small trains, watching 3D animated movies, etc.Bracebridge · 4.7 km from downtown
Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve
Canadians like to build protected areas. There is such a dark night sky protected area (Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve) 2 hours away from Toronto. The entire protected area has 2,000 hectares. The nearby area prohibits strong light equipment, so it can greatly reduce light pollution and maintain a good the darkness of night. It is said that here, astronomy enthusiasts can view star clusters, nebulae, Jupiter's cloud bank and Saturn's rings with ordinary astronomical telescopes.Muskoka Lakes · 24.6 km from downtown
Dorset Lookout Tower
The observation tower is located off Highway 35, north of Dorset. Here, you can enjoy the view from the treetop and ground-level observation decks.Lake of Bays · 10.4 km from downtown
Trent-Severn Waterway, Lock 44 - Big Chute Marine Railway
Georgian Bay · 20.8 km from downtown
The KEE to Bala
Muskoka Lakes · 17.2 km from downtown
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小鱼儿2015February 6, 2020
4.0
Ontario is the hometown of the famous doctor Norman Bethune. This house has been completely transformed into an exhibition hall and memorial hall, which is maintained by the government. It contains a lot of information about Bethune, as well as some domestic commemorative content.
Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site
wxx1026January 16, 2021
5.0
The scenery is pretty good. Of course, the maple leaves are not as colorful as those in Algonquin, especially when you just come out of Algonquin Provincial Park, the contrast is obvious, but the lake view is better, and it is pleasing to the eye from different angles when standing on a high place. What's more, this is a free attraction with free parking.
Lions Lookout
叮叮公主October 6, 2023
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Santa’s Village is truly a childhood dream
It's so happy to be able to see Santa Claus 😍😍😍
Santa's Village: Muskoka's Theme Park
当地向导sumetzhaoxmSeptember 9, 2022
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There is a parking fee for this attraction, so I hesitated for a while. I have a season ticket for Ontario Parks, so I thought I didn't have to pay more. But since I was here, I still had to see it. I paid a little more than $11 for the fare, parked the car, and felt that it was a great viewing platform. There are no autumn leaves in the summer, but the green mountains and forests, the blue lake, and the road passing through the mountains make me feel relaxed at a glance. There is an iron viewing platform, but the wind was too strong, so I retreated halfway up.
Dorset Lookout Tower
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