Welcome to Haliburton Highlands to Ottawa Valley Brought to by: Angelica and Nina

Haliburton Highlands background: One of the higher points in Canadian Shield, otherwise known as the Laurentian Plateau Rolling hills with beautiful lakes and rivers Suitable for adequate farming and fishing

Continued Known as a town with many local artists and crafts men Heavily forested area with over 600 lakes and numerous rivers A prime location for a destination wedding and honeymoon

Ottawa Valley Background: A unique blend of towns, villages and municipalities

Continued Home to more than 900 lakes and four major river systems, including the mighty Ottawa, Madawaska, Bonnechere and Petawawa rivers Located between the Ottawa River and Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario's Highlands

There're over 600 lakes in Haliburton Highlands

Haliburton Highlands Attractions: Algonquin Park Santa's Village Walk in the Clouds Dorset Heritage Museum Local History Dorset Scenic Lookout Tower

Algonquin Park: The first provincial park in Ontario Canada Protects a variety of natural, cultural, and recreational features and values As one of the largest provincial parks, Algonquin is diverse and offers something for nearly everyone to enjoy

Santa's Village: Located in Bracebridge, ON This event goes all summer long Santa's Village is located in Bracebridge Rudolph's Roller Coaster, the Christmas Ball Ferris Wheel, Santa's Summer Sleigh River Boat Cruise, Santa's Express Train are some of the rides that the place have

Walk in the Clouds: Located in Haliburton, Ontario A guided tour Professional guiders will lead you through a unique and very dynamic tour The tour takes about 4 hours

Dorset Heritage Museum Local History: Located in Dorset, Ontario Officially opened on July 1st, 2001 Located in Dorset Ontario at the crossroads of Muskoka & Haliburton Features museum exhibits of early pioneer life, local settlers, traditional logging practices, and historic information pertaining to pioneer settlement of the Dorset area.

Dorset Scenic Lookout Tower: Located off Highway 35 just north of the village of Dorset Original tower was built in 1922, was 25 metres high (82 feet) and used as a fire lookout tower Current tower was built in 1967, is 30 metres high (100) Visitors are welcome to climb to the observation deck which is 142 metres (465 feet) above Lake of Bays

Ottawa Valley Attractions: Avro Arrow Monument Bonnechere Caves Calabogie Motorsports Park Coronation Hall Cider Mills Quyon Ferry

Avro Arrow Monument: Locate in Barry's Bay, Ontario Celebrates the jet fighter and well known Barry's Bay resident Janusz Zarakowski who was the original test pilot for the aircraft

Bonnechere Caves: Located in Eganville, Ontario Under a hill of limestone Guided tours leave every twenty to thirty minutes and last approximately one hour except for weekdays in September when the tours are at 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm

Calabogie Motorsports Park: Located in Calabogie, Ontario The longest track in Canada Preferred destination for North American motorsports enthusiasts Motorcycle riders can take part in scheduled Pro6 Cycle lapping, VIP and instruction days

Coronation Hall Cider Mills: Located in Bristol, Quebec Features tours of the cider mill and a tasting room Visitors can try their hand at making their own cider

Quyon Ferry: Located in Quyon QC & Fitzroy Harbour, Ontario A part of history for 100 years The Quyon Ferry travels across the Ottawa River, linking Quyon, Quebec to Fitzroy Harbour, Ontario

Summer Activities: Golfing, water sports, fishing, rock climbing, mountain biking

Winter activities: Snowmobiling, cross country skiing, dog sled