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Backcountry camping, canoeing and portaging through of provincial and municipal public lands comprised of countless lakes, rivers, trails, conservation areas and continuous forest. Canoe rentals are available. A wide range of itineraries can be planned, from 1-2 night weekend trips for beginners or families, to longer adventures that require more skill. Routes are organized into two areas: Frost Centre and Poker Lakes. Reservations are required. Although most trips will only take you a few days from the highway, all campsites are back country; there are no facilities or services inside the park.
Minden's public art gallery, featuring works by local artists.
The main museum and its galleries are wheelchair accessible. Accessible washrooms are available on the second floor.
Haliburton Gold Lake Trout is a genetically unique species of fish only found in some of the lakes of the Haliburton Highlands, descending from a trout population that became isolated from other trout when glaciers retreated thousands of years ago. Volunteers at the hatchery raise tens of thousands of fish for 18 months before releasing them into local lakes in support of the local fishing industry. The hatchery runs tours on some Saturdays, and holds other events throughout the year.
6 historic buildings preserved from throughout the region demonstrate what life was like in the late 1800s, including a school house, log cabin, and bank.
A 5 km look over mixed terrain, providing several (but fewer than 5) different viewpoints.
A 6 km hiking trail with cliff-top views