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The 300-passenger Lady Muskoka offers an incredible sightseeing opportunity. The "Lady" is 104 ft long, 24 ft wide, fully-carpeted and has been thoroughly renovated. The ship is handicapped accessible and has a children's play area. 2-3 hour cruises, lunch cruises, dinner cruises. Snacks and full bar.
Octagon House
Visit one of Canada's only octagon-shaped houses, up the hill from Bracebridge Falls. It was built in the 1870s. The garden free to visit. The house is used an event space.
In downtown Bracebridge. There is a parking area Drive by the corner of Ecclestone and Entrance Drive from where you can access some walking paths that lead to the falls.
Open year round, it's a popular destination for families. Younger children can visit Santa and participate in age-oriented fun, while teenagers can enjoy go-karting, mini-golf, batting cages, Laser Tag, and video arcade. Camping and cabins available.
A 7.5-km easy-to-moderate hiking trail.
Stunning natural beauty regardless of the season. Groomed cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking and mountain biking trails within a woodland setting along the Muskoka River. Single track mountain bike trails available.
Preserved as a natural ecosystem, the park does not offer any services or facilities. Trails through the park provide unmaintained mountain biking, hiking, and snowshoeing routes for a more challenging outdoor retreat. As of 2023, plans are underway to develop facilities for camping, visitor services, and maintained trails, with construction starting in 2024. Until campsites are officially opened, camping in the park is prohibited.