• Haliburton Highlands is blessed with natural beauty, rolling hillsides, craggy rock faces, fresh lakes and a combination of quaint villages and bustling towns. Nestled against the south side of Algonquin Park year round tourism is the areas major industry with the emphasis being the great outdoors.

• Ecotourism, soft adventure, cottaging, camping, and a year round trail system for hikers; cyclists, mountain bikers, snowmobilers and cross-country skiers are featured.

• Built on the logging industry, the highlands are dotted with reminders of its heritage and have several community museums focusing on different aspects of life.

• The area is home to a large artistic community and the renowned Haliburton School of the Arts. An autumn studio tour and galleries display outstanding local artwork.

• Look for the "Where its Art" map showcasing eight murals and nine sculptures illustrating area history.The Northern Lights Performing Arts Pavilion is home to the Highlands Summer Festival.

• Outdoor experiential learning opportunities abound including the Leslie M. Frost Natural Resources Center

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