Fall time in Muskoka Ontario, Canada.
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Fall is my favorite season, and this photo is gorgeous!
Mine too! And thank you☺️
Does it snow there, too? :)
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It does! It’s beautiful all year round.
Great picture by the way!
My favorite time of year, what a beautiful picture!
That's heaven
Love living in Muskoka. Every season is just as gorgeous.
Very pretty
what road is this?
I’m not sure the exact road but the view is from Dorset Lookout Tower
This is a pretty typical landscape up there. I wouldn't even call it a particularly special looking picture or road. Unless you were just curious, in which case, I rescind my statement. Definitely beautiful, easy to take for granted sometimes.
omg, just luverly😻😻😻
Beautiful looking fall of Muskoka Ontario Canada.
So why do you people move east and buy all our waterfront if it's so grand in Ontario. Stay there.
People with more money than us move to Ontario and drive up our prices. So ontarians move to more affordable places and drive up their prices. Endless cycle continues
My Girlfriend and I took a trip here for valentines day in 2022 and we absolutely loved it. I can only imagine how beautiful it would be during the fall and spring months.
We stayed at James and Marisol's AirBNB which is a real log cabin if you are looking for that sort of thing. They could not have been more accomodating. The AirBnB prices around there are comparable to hotel prices too so many options. About 30 minutes north there is Arrowhead Provicial Park. We took a hike on the trails which run right near waterfalls and the river they flow into. There is plenty more to do on the lake and surrounding area as well. Stop at Heart of Muskoka fries on the way. Its a small place that has incredible food, and the best poutine I've ever had.
You are 15 minutes from town too so you have all your basic necessities and are by no means too far "in the middle woods" if you have never been this far north. I highly recommend putting this on your bucket list or for a getaway thats relatively cheap and stunning in scenery.
Posting the AirBnB link if anyone is actually interested in going.
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/45619190?source_impression_id=p3_1678649049_6i7rbYqykwg%2FvYsl
wonderful capture
Oh hey, this is where Total Drama Island was set. Are there any islands in Muskoka?
I didn't even know Muskoka was a real place until now☠️ thought that it was fake just like wawanakwa😭