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The drive from Toronto to Huntsville offers some beautiful scenery, especially if you take the more scenic routes rather than just sticking to the highways.

The drive from Toronto to Huntsville

The drive from Toronto to Huntsville

The drive from Toronto to Huntsville

Gravenhurst to Huntsville

The Inn at Huntsville is located in the heart of downtown Huntsville, making it convenient for exploring the town's shops, restaurants, and attractions.

The Inn at Huntsville

Marigold Unique Flavours - Indian Restaurant - Muskoka

Marigold Unique Flavours - Indian Restaurant - Muskoka

Marigold Unique Flavours - Indian Restaurant - Muskoka

Beautiful Huntsville is located in the heart of the Muskoka Region, known to locals as cottage country, and a dream warm weather destination. Located between Arrowhead Provincial Park and Algonquin Provincial Park, Huntsville is the largest community in the Muskoka region and has rightly been dubbed “the adventure capital of Ontario.” This beautiful town is known for access to many nature trails, parks and lakes.

The "Hardwood Lookout Trail" in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada, is a picturesque hiking trail located in the Muskoka region. It's part of the Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve, a vast area known for its stunning natural beauty and diverse ecosystem.

Smoke Lake

Smoke Lake view- Hardwood Lookout Trail

Deerhurst Resort

Row and Roast Coffee Co

Huntsville downtown

Huntsville downtown

The Swing Bridge: This bridge no longer operates for boats, but it remains a noteworthy heritage bridge since it retains the design and materials of a swing bridge despite its lack of use today. As such, it has been preserved and recognized as a heritage bridge, with interpretive signage present at the bridge. A bridge tender house remains on the bridge as well. Located on a major road in Huntsville, this bridge is an iconic landmark for the area.

The Swing Bridge