I lived there for 15 years, its winter most of the time BTW lol. Arrowhead has lots of winter activities, hidden valley has skiing/snowboarding, snowmobiling is very big up there, especially even further north, they trailer the sleds up and take days to ride back down, bars out in the woods you stop at etc. Snowmobile drag races on the frozen lakes, but I'd say best of all in the summer is avoid the tourist traps and find the crown land which you can camp on for free, even have an entire virgin lake to yourself. Look up on here how to use the crown land atlas, 85% of Ontario is crown land (free camping). Can stay for 21 days.
Great video but just shows Huntsville area and Algonquin park which is just an area of Muskoka. You didn't touch on things to do at Gravenhurst, Bala, Bracebridge, Lake Joseph, Lake Rosseau or Lake Muskoka area which is a big part of Muskoka.
i also live in muskoka..lamo, what do muskokans sound like to you?... lol I think we sound just like every other "canadian" other then "Newfoundland"...they have a accent forsure, but not muskokans..
I lived there for 15 years, its winter most of the time BTW lol. Arrowhead has lots of winter activities, hidden valley has skiing/snowboarding, snowmobiling is very big up there, especially even further north, they trailer the sleds up and take days to ride back down, bars out in the woods you stop at etc. Snowmobile drag races on the frozen lakes, but I'd say best of all in the summer is avoid the tourist traps and find the crown land which you can camp on for free, even have an entire virgin lake to yourself. Look up on here how to use the crown land atlas, 85% of Ontario is crown land (free camping). Can stay for 21 days.
Thanks for the detailed information, it definitely helps tourists like us..
Thank you
Pranay ❤️
great suggestion
Great video but just shows Huntsville area and Algonquin park which is just an area of Muskoka. You didn't touch on things to do at Gravenhurst, Bala, Bracebridge, Lake Joseph, Lake Rosseau or Lake Muskoka area which is a big part of Muskoka.
So what? It’s her video. Get over it buddy. Nice video by the way. 👍
Any recommendations on what treat from the bakery?
They are famous for their honey buns and butter cups, the bakery at 35 and 60 anyway.
What accent is that?
Aussie
Valley girl does Muskoka!
You managed to somehow make me not want to cancel my trip here. Looks boring
you sound vary muskokian
i also live in muskoka..lamo, what do muskokans sound like to you?... lol I think we sound just like every other "canadian" other then "Newfoundland"...they have a accent forsure, but not muskokans..