Nature Trails near Honey Harbour, Ontario
Welcome to Honey Harbour.
Honey Harbour is a village in the Township of Georgian Bay.
Situated on the eastern shores of the Georgian Bay, the Township covers 992 square kilometers of breathtaking landscapes and pristine waters. The village communities of Port Severn, Honey Harbour and MacTier are nestled within large areas of publicly owned lands, forests and parks. The area is rich in natural capital – diverse parks and nature reserves, the Georgian Bay 30,000 Islands region, Georgian Bay Islands National Park, Six Mile Lake Provincial Park, and the Trent Severn Waterway National Historic Site, navigation Lock 45 at Port Severn.
Steeped in history, our cultural roots are an important backbone of the community. Archaeological records reveal an Aboriginal presence in the southern regions of the Canadian Shield dating from 11,000 years ago. The Trent-Severn River is one of these important sites located in the Township and has been designated as a Canadian Heritage Waterway. From this River, the Port Severn Locks, dams, waterfalls, a 1910 swing bridge and the historic Victorian Gothic Bressette House (circa 1888) can be viewed.
The famous Group of Seven artists often took inspiration from Georgian Bay’s wild, bare shoreline and windswept islands.
The breath-taking natural setting and the integrity and strength of the community make the Township of Georgian Bay a unique place to live for full time, and part time residents and for visitors.
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McCrae Lake Conservation Reserve Trail
The McCrae Lake Conservation Reserve Trail – found on Georgian Bay Rd. off Hwy 400 is a winter Nordic trail which, in the summer, is used for recreational hiking purposes and to access the McCrae Lake Wilderness Area. Officially designated as a Provincial Wilderness...