Hillside • Oxtongue Lake • Dwight

Explore the three vibrant communities along Highway 60, where Muskoka meets the Algonquin Highlands, the gateway to Algonquin Park.

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Hillside

Step off the beaten track to explore an iconic summer camp, the trails of the Limberlost Forest Reserve and the fascinating studios of the Artists of the Limberlost.

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Oxtongue Lake

Right at the doorstep of Algonquin Park, this area boasts many cottage resorts and Ragged Falls Provincial Park. Get inspired! See where The Group of Seven painted a century ago.

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Dwight

Dwight Beach is the only public beach on Lake of Bays. Explore unique shops, galleries, restaurants and bakeries or pick up a guide and take a walk through the village history.

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Welcome to north Muskoka and the gateway to Algonquin Provincial Park. We have pristine lakes, rugged rocks, trails for every season and communities rich in arts, culture and history. Once a summer hunting base for First Peoples, this area has become a year-round recreation destination ranked the best in the world by National Geographic Travel Magazine. Along with stunning natural beauty and abundant wildlife, you’ll find lovely accommodations, restaurants, galleries, shops, marinas, world-class golf courses, outfitters and three vibrant communities. Learn More

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Dwight Farmer's Market

Dwight Farmers' Market is today. Cruises on the SS Bigwin from Dwight Dock are all Tuesday, too.

FOUND SAFE Major search underway for missing teenagers in Algonquin Park - Huntsville Doppler

The two teenage girls have been found SAFE in Algonquin Park.

Major Search Continues For Missing Teens In Algonquin Park

"Sixteen-year-old females Marta Malek and Maya Mirota were reported missing Friday evening at around 10 p.m. The two were last seen on Thursday July 11th on the Western Uplands Train, between Rainbow Lake and Susan Lake."

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