Nature Trails near Huntsville, Ontario
Welcome to Huntsville our lovely town nestled in the heart of Muskoka, Ontario. You will always feel welcome in our inclusive community all months of the year. Visit us today and see what all we have to offer you and your Huntsville adventure.
Huntsville is a great vacation destination to browse, shop, eat and stay and is also the major gateway to Algonquin Provincial Park. There are plenty of things to do while you're here.
Huntsville is "home" to us all. We have beautiful parks, beaches and trails, live entertainment, art and museum exhibits, leisure programs for all ages, facilities for public and private use and many services for our residents and visitors. We are proud of our sustainability and accessibility efforts and continue to grow, learn & improve every day.
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Skeleton Lake Fish Hatchery Trail
FISH HATCHERY TRAIL The trail winds past a stream and ponds of the former fish hatchery. Ten interpretive signs offer information and illustrations on different habitats, flora and fauna of the area, complimented by advice on conservation techniques. Link to trail...SPRUCEDALE RECREATIONAL TRAIL
SPRUCEDALE RECREATIONAL TRAIL The recreational trail winds deep into the rugged and beautiful terrain surrounding Sprucedale. The trail begins on a boardwalk that stretches across a solitary beaver pond and then proceeds into a forest where you will come across broad...WHITE’S FARM TRAIL
WHITE’S FARM TRAIL This is a scenic four season, non-motorized, multi-use trail. The loop wends its way alongside a large wetland area, beside Sucker Creek, then curls through open fields and woodland. Link to trail map:...YONGE ST TRAIL
YONGE ST TRAIL This trail is a natural ground trail through mature forest. Yonge St. is in the west end of town, off Main St. W. Turn south (away from the lake) and when you meet Townline Rd. keep to your right. This is the Yonge St. Extension. At the end, there is a...Yonge Street Trail
The Yonge Street Trail is a cleared, wooded trail with a few creek crossings. There are slight downhill and uphill sections. The route is easy to navigate north-south. This walk is family friendly. It is also suitable for mountain biking. We would also direct you to...
