Just as you remember it
Haliburton Highlands
Experience Maple Season
From sugarbush trails and steaming sugar shacks to golden syrup poured fresh from the source, spring in the Highlands is a time-honoured tradition worth discovering.
Where to stay
Fall asleep to nature’s symphony
Where to Eat
Hot meals made by cool people
Outdoor Adventure
Go big or go home
Arts & Culture
Best experienced hands-on
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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 photos from the Haliburton Highlands below and share your own experiences on social media by using #myhaliburtonhighlands.
Stories from Haliburton Highlands
Summer camps
Adventure for the Young Summer camps in the Haliburton HighlandsDid you know that the first summer camps in the province were founded in 1900. Since that time, Ontario and especially the Haliburton Highlands have become home to many of the camps where kids experience...
Spring Celestial Calendar
Spring Celestial Calendar Spring Stargazing As winter fades and the days grow longer, spring in the Haliburton Highlands brings new life—not just to the forests and lakes, but also to the night sky. This dark sky area offers a breathtaking backdrop for celestial...
Things in the Spring to do
Cool things to do in Spring Experience the Rejuvenation SeasonHere in the Haliburton Highlands we LOVE spring. As the snow melts and native Haliburtonians put away their snowshoes and skis, we welcome the warmth, the new growth, (and yes the mud!) of the spring...
Winter Celestial Calendar
Winter Celestial Calendar Exploring the Night Sky The Haliburton Highlands’ naturally dark skies create the perfect backdrop for exploring the cosmos. Whether you're a seasoned astronomer or a casual stargazer, the peaceful surroundings offer a rare chance to...
Some Ice Fishing Q & A
Ice Fishing Ice Fishing - Safety First You might feel a little intimidated by standing on top of an icy platform covering a world of freezing cold water. As you should – hypothermia is not something you’d want to mess with. This is why it’s essential to check if the...
what to bring on a winter trail?
What to Bring Skiing and Snowshoeing: What to Bring A winter trek or glide through the Haliburton Highlands is often the answer to your search for peace and tranquility. However, your snowy paradise can quickly turn into an unrelenting hardship if you forget to pack...
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The drive alone is worth it
“…one of 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
We respectfully acknowledge that the region currently know as the Haliburton Highlands is located on Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory, and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which are Curve Lake, Rama, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Beausoleil and Georgina Island First Nations.
As well, we acknowledge a shared presence of Indigenous nations throughout the area, and recognize its original, Indigenous inhabitants as the stewards of its lands and waters since time immemorial.