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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HORSESHOE TRAIL
HORSESHOE TRAIL The trail takes you up and along a ridge above Sucker Creek to the right. The roller coaster terrain curls through a picturesque hardwood forest. Moose, deer and black bears visit the area. Please proceed with caution. Link to trail map:...HUNTERS BAY TRAIL
The trail starts at Centre St bridge beside KWH Pipe and runs south and west along the river, under the railway trestle, through Avery Beach Park and onwards towards Highway 11. There is a a 450 ft section of the trail that floats on a boardwalk on Hunters Bay. It is...Huntsville Murals Walk
The landscapes around Huntsville inspired Canada’s impressionists. Huntsville’s Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery celebrates these painters. Observe and enjoy over 20 mural creations as you stroll around the downtown area during the Huntsville Murals Walk. We...LIMBERLOST FOREST & WILDLIFE RESERVE
LIMBERLOST FOREST & WILDLIFE RESERVE Access to Trail / Parking To protect hikers and wildlife on the woodland roads, vehicles are required to be left at one of a number of designated parking areas. Each of these are a short walk to the start of a major hiking...LION’S LOOKOUT TRAIL
LION’S LOOKOUT TRAIL is located on Lookout Rd, Huntsville. The Lions Lookout Trail can be accessed at Forbes Hill Drive and Camp Kitchen Road intersection, behind the Active Living Centre, at the Canada Summit Centre. The trail follows Camp Kitchen Road along...OXTONGUE RAPIDS HIKING TRAIL
OXTONGUE RAPIDS HIKING TRAIL This trail follows the shore of fast moving water. From the monument the trail heads west to the left of the road you arrived on. This rugged terrain highlights natural growth forest, a steep incline and descent. Return the same way or...OXTONGUE RIVER-RAGGED FALLS PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS
OXTONGUE RIVER-RAGGED FALLS PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS There is a short hiking trail that leads to the water fall. Depending on the time of year, and with caution, you can climb along the rocks to the bottom of the falls; an equally impressive view of the falls. We would...PAINT LAKE COVERED BRIDGE WALKING TRAIL
PAINT LAKE COVERED BRIDGE WALKING TRAIL A walk through the community of Paint Lake, including its covered bridge. The trail follows Bellwood Acres Rd north, then east along Highway 117 and back along Paint Lake Rd to the cemetery. We would also direct you to read...RAYMOND TRAIL
The Raymond Trail follows the historic colonization route from the old Parry Sound Road to Skeleton Lake. The trail, with moderate hills, passes through field and forest. In places, you can still see the logs of the corduroy road, laid down to help settlers over the...
