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Muskoka Tourism Marketing Agency is a not-for-profit membership association funded by both the District of Muskoka and the private sector. It provides up-to-the-minute tourism information for travellers looking for places to stay, things to do, events, and where to eat in Muskoka.
Muskoka Tourism Blog
3w ago
Fun for the whole family this March Break
There is so much fun to be had this March Break around Muskoka! The weather looks like it is going to be perfect for getting outdoors, and there’s still lots of snow on the ground to enjoy the regions winter activities. Keep in mind, some of these activities are weather dependent so check in before heading out to make sure conditions are still good. A reminder that St. Patrick’s Day also falls on Friday, March 17 this year- keep an eye out for the festivities!
Muskoka Maple Trail
The Muskoka Maple Trail is on from March 10 to April 28 and is d ..read more
Muskoka Tourism Blog
3w ago
It may be cold outside, but Muskoka is heating up with these can’t-miss live performances!
Muskoka has some amazing live musical performances coming in hot for the last leg of winter. From local favourites to national cover bands, there’s a show for anyone! Venues range from theatres, resorts, bars, breweries, under the stars and everything in between.
Happening in Gravenhurst
ABBAMANIA Canada at the Gravenhurst Opera House – Friday, February 24, 2023
Peter’s Players: Elton Rohn at the Gravenhurst Opera House – Saturday, March 11, 2023
Digging Roots at the Gravenhurst Opera House –  ..read more
Muskoka Tourism Blog
1M ago
While Muskoka is often thought of as a summer destination, there is so much to do here in the winter! Winter is a magical time of the year. As snow begins to fall and lakes begin to freeze, there are some great activities for the whole family to enjoy, including cross country skiing, snowshoeing, skating, snowmobiling and ice fishing.
Centrally located in the middle of Muskoka’s ‘big three lakes’ (Muskoka, Rosseau and Joseph), the Muskoka Lakes area is well known for its great waterways, iconic cottages and historic towns and villages. This winter, the Muskoka Lakes region is once ..read more
Muskoka Tourism Blog
2M ago
January 27 to 29
Day 1: Friday, January 27, 2023
Welcome to Huntsville, Ontario, nestled in the heart of Muskoka known for its stunning natural beauty and delicious culinary offerings. Upon arrival at Deerhurst Resort, get checked in and explore your sweet new accommodations and all that the resort has to offer. When the evening comes around, attend the meet and greet cocktail reception with appetizers on Friday night from 7-8pm. Get to know your fellow foodies and kick off the weekend with a bit of relaxation and socializing.
Day 2: Saturday, January 28, 2023
Today is all about explor ..read more
Muskoka Tourism Blog
2M ago
Discover the Tastes of Muskoka’s Craft Brewery Scene
If you’re a fan of craft beer and beautiful scenery, then a brewery tour through Muskoka is the perfect way to spend the day. Muskoka is home to some amazing breweries, and visiting them all in one day is a great way to sample a wide variety of beers while taking in the natural beauty of Muskoka.
The tour starts off at Sawdust City Brewing Co., located in the charming town of Gravenhurst (it’s right beside the ginormous yellow Muskoka chair, you can’t miss it!). Before setting out on your tour, grab a bite to eat at Sawdust City’s on ..read more
Muskoka Tourism Blog
2M ago
Bracebridge is THE place to be this January!
The long-awaited return of the Fire & Ice Festival is finally here in Bracebridge this January. On Saturday, January 28th from 9am to 6pm get ready for one of the best winter events in Muskoka. This local favourite draws visitors from across Ontario with an approximate attendance of 12,000 people, a variety of activities, food and experiences – the perfect outing for friends and family to enjoy!
Start off with a pancake breakfast then check out the lumberjack show, axe throwing, ice sculptures, fire show and so much more including y ..read more
Muskoka Tourism Blog
3M ago
Gas up your sled and ride along Muskoka’s renowned snowmobile trails this winter. With some of Ontario’s most unbelievable scenery and over 1,000 kms of groomed snowmobile trails that link the northern and southern parts of the province, you won’t regret the decision to hop on!
Trail Tips & Trail Loops
When planning your trip, consider a midweek excursion if you can. Trails are quieter, conditions are better and rates for overnight snowmobiling packages are cheaper. For a complete look at the trails in Muskoka, visit the OFSC Interactive Trail Guide.
Photo credit: Craig Nicholson
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Muskoka Tourism Blog
3M ago
Warm & hearty favourites
It can be difficult to leave the house in the winter, it’s dark by 5:00 pm, and fresh snow and slick ice blanket the ground most mornings. It’s official: winter has arrived in Muskoka.
Make the most of the chilling temperatures and dark evenings by warming up with one of these delicious winter comfort-food dishes offered by local restaurants. Treat yourself to take-out and or dine in with one of these mouthwatering comfort foods. From hearty stews to tasty burgers, there’s something for everyone looking for a night off from cooking.
3 Guys and a Stove
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Muskoka Tourism Blog
3M ago
Around the holiday season Muskoka is a wonderful place to be!
Endless places to shop for everyone on your list, special holiday events and parties, and outdoor adventures make Muskoka THE destination to experience a winter wonderland like no other. Whether you’re planning a day trip or staying overnight, there is always something to do, see and experience throughout the region.
Supporting local makes everyone feel good!
Muskoka is home to so many small local businesses that support the community. Made up of hard-working individuals with entrepreneurial spirit and a love for thei ..read more
Muskoka Tourism Blog
4M ago
For too long winter has been a time to hunker down, but the challenge is on to make this winter hit different by pushing off that urge to hibernate and instead seeking out the amazing opportunities available in Muskoka, the nearby north where the granite of the Canadian Shield towers over lush forests and shining lakes. It’s widely known that spending time in fresh air is good for the body, mind and soul, so when winter arrives to cover the landscape with a layer of ice and snow, there is no better place to make the most of the season than Huntsville, Ontario, where the magic of winter can be ..read more