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Midland and Penetanguishene are small picturesque towns located on the southeast shore of Georgian Bay, only 90 minutes north of Toronto. In the summer, they become a hotspot for Canadian and international tourists.
Take a look at the five major attractions of the area.
The Wonders of Nature at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Center is that perfect place for a family or a group outing. This fascinating nature reserve has over 25 km of hiking trails, as well as canoe and kayak routes, an observation tower and boardwalks.
Right next to it is Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, a remarkable open-air museum recreated on the original site of a 17th century French Jesuit settlement. The story of this Jesuit mission to the aboriginal tribes of the Wendat people - or the Hurons as the French called them - is brought to life by the costumed staff of Sainte-Marie.
In Penetanguishene, the King's Wharf Theater offers bestselling theater performances in a beautiful, rustic 385-seat venue right at the waterfront of this picturesque town.
The neighbouring Discovery Harbour is another historical site, but from a very different era, tracing its roots to the original British naval and military base in Penetanguishene.
Georgian Bay's 30,000 Islands offer some of the best boating in the world.
Come check it out!
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South Coast of Niagara a region of southern Ontario, Canada near Niagara Falls. A short drive from the majestic Niagara Falls takes you to Niagara's South Coast where you can experience the incredible wonders and hospitality of our delightful communities. Stroll along the promenade watching the ships pass through the scenic Welland Canal or experience exciting history at Old Fort Erie. Visit quaint shops or experience a splendid array of diverse cuisine in our cafes, restaurants and bistros, many of which are on scenic waterfront locations.
For the more active enthusiast, hike, cycle, or even horseback ride along one of our fabulous waterfront trails or get a bird's eye view while skydiving over the countryside. Niagara's South Coast would not be complete without its amazing golf and beaches perfect for sunbathing, wakeboarding, surfing, scuba diving, boating, and fishing. All this fun can be tiring so take some time to relax in one of our quality hotels or bed and breakfasts. The south coast also has incredible campgrounds located along the lakeshores or in the countryside away from the bustling cities.
Niagara's South Coast is home to an incredible array of Festivals and Events that bring additional excitement every week through spring, summer and fall. Festivals celebrating food, artists, friendship, and history as well as incredible music, lights and fountains on the waters in Niagara's South Coast.
Niagara South Coast Tourism Association is a not for profit organization promoting visitor experiences, festivals & events, arts& culture from the shores of Lake Erie to the picturesque hills of Pelham. Enjoy sandy beaches, arts & culture, attractions, quaint shops, cycling & wonderful dining.
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Ontario Provincial Police Museum
Connecting the past with the present, The OPP Museum specializes in the unique history of the Ontario Provincial Police, from 1909 through to today.
Come for an hour, or an afternoon! Our gallery features engaging exhibits profiling more than 100 years of proud policing tradition; a creative and interactive kid space; forensic activity; dress up uniforms and vintage vehicles. Just minutes from downtown Orillia, the Museum is located right inside OPP general headquarters.
For more information about this museum, visit
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Pumpkinferno at Discovery Harbour
Looking for great #Halloween fun this October? Head to Discovery Harbour in Penetanguishene and prepare to be scared! For hours, admission and more info, visit
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Awenda to Craigleith Provincial Park - Ontario Bike Tour #2 - Day 4 of 10
This video summarizes Day 4 of my 10 day solo bicycle trip along the shores of Lake Simcoe and Lake Huron in Southern Ontario, Canada. All of the clips in the video were filmed on Monday July 23, 2018.
Starting from Awenda Provincial Park I exited the park along Awenda Park Rd. I followed Concession 16 E, MacAvalley Rd, Robbs Rd, Champlain Rd and Robert St W into Penetanguishene, ON. After a few stops in Penetang, I headed west along Poyntz St and the Rotary Waterfront Trail to join Overhead Bridge Rd. I turned when I reached Concession 12 E and turned again at Tiny Beaches Rd N. I stayed on this road through Balm Beach and into Wasaga Beach. The name of the road changes to River Rd E. I turned right when I got to Main St and crossed over the Nottawasaga River. After stopping for lunch I continued following the shoreline along Mosley St, 27th St N, 28th St N, Linda Ln, Shore Ln and Beachwood Rd. Eventually this road merges with Highway 26 which lead me into the town of Collingwood. I rode along Hume St past the watertower then turned onto Huronario St leading into Collingwood's historic downtown. After a stop at the Loblaw grocery store I rode west along First St where I eventually joined the Georgian Rail Trail. This trail follows the route of the former Northern Railway Line which goes right past Blue Mountain, Craigleith Ski Club and the Alpine Ski Club. It also goes past the Craigleith Heritage Depot. Shortly after that I turned off the trail at Arrowhead road and entered Craigleith Provincial Park.
Strava for Day 4:
The bike I used for this trip is a New York made Linear Recumbent Bike which I believe is from around 2004. I carried my gear in 2 Giant Waterproof Panniers, and mounted my tent and sleeping pad on the top of the rack.
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