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What does adventure in the Haliburton Highlands look like to you?
Golfing with a stunning view? Kayaking one of our 600 lakes? Trying something new like dogsledding?
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Minden Whitewater Preserve
A Hidden Gem for Paddling and Adventure Image: Gull River - White WaterBy Devon Proulx I first discovered the Minden Whitewater Preserve through my family, who had been visiting long before I could paddle a boat. It’s not just where I learned to kayak, it’s where I...
Backcountry in the Highlands
Backcountry in the Highlands Image: Morning Camping at Herb lake @kevincallenBackcountry camping is a wilderness adventure where you push yourself to the limit... Challenging yourself to go without the conveniences of modern life... This remind yourself of how small...
Summer Celestial Calendar
Summer Celestial Calendar Summer Stargazing Summer nights in the Haliburton Highlands offer some of the best stargazing experiences of the year. With warm temperatures and extended twilight hours, this season is perfect for watching meteor showers, full moons, and...
The Harburn Wells
Hidden Mysterious Potholes By Haliburton Highlands Deep in the forests of Haliburton Highlands, high above the Little Drag River, lies a geologic mystery unlike anything else in Ontario. Known as the Harburn Wells, these perfectly round and cylindrical holes — ten or...
Health & Wellness
Do Less, Get More Rejuvenate in the Haliburton Highlands!What is rejuvenation season? It is that time of year when you allow yourself to slow down and do less. A time to recharge after an adventure-filled Summer and a glorious Fall Colour Season, and before the...
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...