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The drive alone is worth it

“…the most scenic highway in Ontario.” – Wikipedia

2.5 Hours Drive from Toronto
3.5 Hours Drive from Ottawa
4.5 Hours Drive from Buffalo
8 Hours Drive from Quebec City

#MYHALIBURTONHIGHLANDS

What do the Haliburton Highlands look like to you?

Jumping off the dock with your kids? A serene hike through the woods? Enjoying local food and drink with your friends?

Explore a sample of #myhaliburtonhighlands photos below and share your own experiences on social media.

Stories from here

July Studio Tour: Summer Memories

Sep 12, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Uncategorized

The summer of 2018 was fantastic and it beautifully hot. Remembrances of July last year, when most days were cool and rainy still are firmly in my mind and the gorgeous days of this year were appreciated. With the warmer weather, the gardens and forests brought out...

Taking Flight For Art + Design

Sep 12, 2018 | Arts & Culture

When the Haliburton Highlands are over 3,000 km away, and you want to reunite with your sisters at Haliburton School of Art + Design, you get creative with your travel plans. Donna Hackborn arrived at the Stanhope Airport in the two-seater, single engine RV-6 home kit...

Geocache Your Way to Adventure

Sep 12, 2018 | Adventure

“WHEW! What a crazy adventure this weekend and honestly there was no better way to end it off than with the Howler Bonus cache. Although it was a crazy hike up to it, to which I wasn't even sure if we were in the right spot at first, it was definitely worth it. It...

How Camp Saved a Life

Sep 12, 2018 | Adventure

At Medeba we get messages from campers reminiscing about the time they spent here, this past winter we got a message that we wanted to share: The water was shockingly cold, I was treading water in with my upside-down canoe bobbing beside me. Both the waves and the...

Swimming in Spring

Jul 9, 2018 | Where to Stay

Arching Pines Bed and Breakfast recently hosted a lovely couple visiting from Spain. They intended to stop briefly on their way to Algonquin Park and ended up staying three days (I had no room for them the fourth day or they would have stayed longer). They loved Abbey...

The Path of The Paddle

Jul 9, 2018 | Adventure

In this day and age, we are moving fast. Too fast? Maybe. That's up to individual interpretation. Either way, there are no real signs of slowing down, so we, as humans, need to create those moments of recollection for ourselves in order to maintain sanity in this...