Limberlost doesn't show up on most people's radar, and that's exactly why we go.
Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve is one of those places that doesn't get the attention it deserves. The trail winds through old-growth hemlock and yellow birch trees, traces along lakeside boardwalks, and brings you out to a serene wilderness swimming spot. The terrain changes significantly based on what part of the trail you are on. Be sure to bring proper footwear!
One of the coolest parts of the hike is getting to see the raw beauty of the Canadian Shield up close. We'll stop at several lookout points where you can take in the incredible panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness.
After 10km on the trail, we wrap up the day the right way: at the beach. Bring a towel and plan to get in. The water in this part of Muskoka is clear and cold, and after a few hours in the sun, it's exactly what you want.
Limberlost doesn't show up on most people's radar, and that's exactly why we go.
Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve is one of those places that doesn't get the attention it deserves. The trail winds through old-growth hemlock and yellow birch trees, traces along lakeside boardwalks, and brings you out to a serene wilderness swimming spot. The terrain changes significantly based on what part of the trail you are on. Be sure to bring proper footwear!
One of the coolest parts of the hike is getting to see the raw beauty of the Canadian Shield up close. We'll stop at several lookout points where you can take in the incredible panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness.
After 10km on the trail, we wrap up the day the right way: at the beach. Bring a towel and plan to get in. The water in this part of Muskoka is clear and cold, and after a few hours in the sun, it's exactly what you want.
Wilderness Exploration: Few crowds, no noise, just forest that feels genuinely off the beaten path.
Sweet Beach Finish: We end at the water. Swim, dry off, and decompress before the drive home - it's a hard routine to argue with.
Stunning Views: Enjoy wild views of the iconic Canadian Shield at the many lookout points along this hike.
07:00 - Shuttle leaves from near Keele Station
10:00 - Arrive at hike spot
10:00 - 15:00 - Hike, eating lunch en route
15:00 - 16:30 - Swim at beach
20:00 - Anticipated return to Toronto
Food and Drink
You'll need to bring a packed lunch and water for any of our day trips that don't explicitly say we're making a stop at a restaurant. Where we stop at restaurants, you are responsible for the purchase of any food. Full details are available at the adventure plan, shared above on registration.
Carbon Offsetting
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