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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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Fall Celestial Calendar
Fall Celestial Calendar Fall Stargazing As the days grow shorter and the nights grow longer, the Haliburton Highlands’ autumn skies reveal some of the most spectacular celestial sights of the year. The crisp, cool air and earlier sunsets create ideal viewing...
Guided Outdoor Experiences
Guided Outdoor Experiences Whether you're taking your first paddle stroke, learning wilderness skills, joining a guided hike, or exploring the forest canopy, the Haliburton Highlands is home to knowledgeable local guides who can help you experience the outdoors in new...
Biking Health Benefits
The 6 Benefits of Biking 6 health benefits of cycling If you’ve ever pedalled up a hill before, it probably wouldn’t surprise you to hear that cycling is great for working the lower body, but did you know the health benefits reach far beyond your quads and...
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...
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...