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Sir Sam’s Ski & Ride

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1054 Liswood Rd, Eagle Lake, ON K0M 1M0, Canada
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Ski resort offering downhill skiing, snowboarding, and summer mountain biking.

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Sir Sam’s Summit

Year‑round outdoor recreation spot in the Haliburton Highlands of Central Ontario. It’s known for scenic panoramic views over Eagle Lake and Moose Lake at the top of the hill, accessible by hiking or using the resort’s lift, and is popular with hikers, mountain bikers, and visitors enjoying the lookouts in all seasons.

Eagle Lake
Year-round

Redstone Lookout

The lookout is part of local trails often featured during community hiking events and offers forest walking and lake views from a higher vantage point.

Dysart and Others
May–Oct daily

Redstone Lake Marina

A marina on Redstone Lake providing boat rentals, slips, fuel, and a small shop for boating supplies and snacks.

Dysart and Others
Haliburton Farmers’ Market

Haliburton Farmers' Market in Haliburton, Ontario welcomes residents and visitors with fresh produce, artisan foods, handcrafted goods, seasonal specialties, live music, and engaging community experiences celebrating Ontario agriculture and local

Ontario
Seasonal

Sandy Point Beach

Sandy Point Beach is a public beach located on the western shores of Drag Lake in the Haliburton Highlands, Ontario. It is maintained by the Municipality of Dysart et al and is known for being a quiet, natural spot popular with families.

Eagle Lake
May–Oct daily

Haliburton Lake Marina

A full-service marina on Haliburton Lake offering boat rentals, fuel, storage, repairs, and boating supplies. It serves cottagers and visitors in the Haliburton Highlands region.

Dysart and Others
Year-round

Haliburton Highlands Museum

Haliburton Highlands Museum explores the social and settlement history of the Haliburton Highlands with indoor exhibitions on local heritage, early businesses, community life and the lumber industry, alongside historic buildings such as a log farmstead and the 1882 Reid House that illustrate 19th‑century rural living.

Haliburton
Year-round

Haliburton School of Art + Design

Haliburton School of Art + Design (Fleming) offers a distinctive heritage experience in Ontario, Canada, making it a worthwhile stop for travellers interested in history, local culture, and regional identity. This location reflects the stories, architecture, and traditions that have shaped the area over time, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of Ontario beyond its major attractions. Whether preserved as a historic site, interpretive area, or landmark, it invites exploration at a slower pace. Visitors often find that the setting itself enhances the experience, with nearby landscapes, waterways, or communities adding context. Haliburton School of Art + Design (Fleming) fits naturally into a scenic drive or curated itinerary, especially for those seeking authentic and meaningful places to visit. It’s a reminder that some of Ontario’s most interesting destinations are found off the main path.

Haliburton
Haliburton Sculpture Forest

Haliburton Sculpture Forest is a distinctive tourism destination in Haliburton Highlands, Ontario, offering visitors experiences connected to art, culture. Visitors can enjoy local culture, scenic landscapes, outdoor recreation, and community heritage while exploring Ontario cottage country. The destination supports tourism through seasonal activities, sightseeing opportunities, photography, and local events. Whether travelers are searching for hidden gems in Ontario, relaxing road trip stops, waterfront recreation, or cultural attractions, Haliburton Sculpture Forest provides a memorable blend of scenery, recreation, and regional charm.

Haliburton
Year-round

Haliburton Sculpture Forest Trail

The Haliburton Sculpture Forest Trail is a unique outdoor trail network that combines nature walking paths with a publicly accessible outdoor art gallery. Hidden in a forested park near the village of Haliburton, the trails wind through maple woods and display dozens of sculptures by Canadian and international artists placed thoughtfully throughout the landscape.

Haliburton

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