The World's Longest Suspension Bridge Is Closer Than You Think

Autumn has fallen upon us and as the chlorophyll begins to slow, the leaves turn yellow, orange &  red -  and the best part - the temperature isn’t in the forties. It’s the perfect time to get outside and see why people drive hours to experience Central Ontario.

 

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While your list of activities for fall is filling up quickly with hiking, camping, long drives and pumpkin picking … you might want to leave room for one more mind-blowing excursion through the Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve. Here’s why:

This 3-plus hour Canopy Tour combines all the best autumn adventures into one: scenic forest drives, hiking, canoeing, and a canopy tour complete with the longest suspended boardwalk…in the world.

Measuring over half a kilometre long, this guided boardwalk tour will take you high above the forest floor through the treetops with plenty of opportunities to grab a quick selfie.

 

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Top the day off with a visit to the Wolf Centre to catch a one-of-a-kind glimpse into the wild world of wolves.

 

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This amazing adventure runs twice a day until mid-October, and your $95 adult ticket includes a Wolf Centre pass.