Showing posts with label Huronia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Huronia. Show all posts

Friday, July 18, 2014

Ontario Road Trip to Midland & Penetanguishene Via Highway 93 north from Highway 400

Mad Michael's Wyebridge
Mad Michael's in WyeBridge on Hwy 93
Experience a road trip to the shores of Georgian Bay from Lake Simcoe in Barrie to Midland, Penetanguishene via Highway 93 now recognised as the The Sarah Burke Memorial highway and discover new lake vistas and trails.


 Midland-Penetang road trip via Highway 93 from Barrie or Highway 400 to Hwy 93. After visiting Penetanguishene work your way east on Highway 12 to Victoria Harbour, Waubashene and Highway 400 or explore side roads and rolling countrysides.

Stop for lunch or dinner on the way in Wyebridge and enjoy the historic village.


Historic Towns and Lakeside Villages in Huronia

Midland Ontario Murals
Midland Murals in Downtown Midland
Discover the towns and villages:   Elmvale, Hillsdale, Midland, Minesing, Penetanguishene, Victoria Harbour, Waubashene, and Waverly, Wyebridge, Wyvale or Balm Beach 

Huronia is one of Canada's early settlements with Samuel de Champlain's arrival in the early 1600's.

Take a Cruise from Midland on Georgian Bay or Barrie
on Lake Simcoe. See cruise options.

Featured Overnight Accommodation 
Stay in Barrie at Comfort Inn Barrie off of Hart Drive. 
Enjoy  featured area accommodation in the Georgian Bay area near Midland and Georgian Bay.  For families wanting full service stay at the Best Western Plus Highland Inn and Conference Centre; for romantics stay at  Little Lake Inn Bed and Breakfast.

For a family cottage experience try
Tranquility On Georgian Bay Executive Cottage Rental (Tiny) or Beachview Cottage (Tiny -Wahnekewening Beach)

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Ontario Travel--Snow is back in Cottage Country

Ontario outdoor activities are gaining momentum as the snow has returned to the North with recent snowfalls. Check Weather and Road Conditions. Today the Ontario Ministry of Tourism says, "new snow was reported in the Huronia and Kawartha regions, where they received anywhere from 5 to 10cm of fresh snow overnight and there is more in the forecast for today. Ski conditions are being reported as a combination of groomed granular and powder on both the alpine and cross country trails. If you’re planning a day on the slopes and trails it will be quite comfortable with temperatures around -3 degrees." Getaway this week north of Toronto, See a selection of winter getaways at
Ontario Travel North of Toronto

Monday, October 22, 2007

Fall Colours North of Toronto Showing Yummy Yellows

Posted by PicasaFall Colours Still Strong in Areas North of Toronto

Vistors travelling north of Toronto can still see significant oranges, and yellows throught the Kawaraths and Huronia. Up to date fall colour reports should be checked before heading out on your fall colour drives and road trips.