Introducing Bracebridge
Woodsy Bracebridge sits exactly on the 45th parallel – halfway between the North Pole and the equator. The enchanting town reveals its charms throughout the year, with towering needleleaf evergreens, gushing waterfalls, and milky snowbeds in the winter. Day trips to Algonquin Park (75km away) are definitely doable. The Bracebridge Visitor Centre (705-645-5231; 866-645-8121; 1 Manitoba St; 9am-5pm Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm Sat, also noon-4pm Sun Jun-Aug) is open year-round.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Fall colours Ontario
by phnom_pencil 03 September 2011
Best destination is Dorset, Ontario, home of the Dorset Tower, the views from which are famous. Cute little town too, it was a big deal…
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Re: Algonquin Park Day Trip
by jay_james21 13 April 2009
There is no way this could be done in 1 day. I would recommend the Kawartha Lakes area around Bobcaygeon, Bon Echo Park, Muskoka Lake…
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Re: Top places to visit Canada-add to this list fellow Canadians
by briela83 25 February 2009
MUSKOKA - The Muskoka Store, Bracebridge, Huntsville, Parry Sound (make sure you do the boat tour of the islands) Definitely.... Bala,…
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