Toronto–Huntsville Self-Guided Smartphone Audio Driving Tour
Huntsville, Canada
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2 hours
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Turn the drive between Toronto and Huntsville into a guided journey through Central Ontario and Muskoka. GPS-triggered stories play automatically as you pass Barrie, Orillia, Washago, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Muskoka lakes and Huntsville, with stories about Algonquin Park, the Mnjikaning Fish Weirs, steamships, local history and scenic landscapes. Start at either end, travel in either direction and pause wherever you like. Download before leaving; no signal is required during the tour. Transportation, parking, attraction admission, a smartphone and an in-person guide are not included.
- No time constraints, take as long as you like to complete the tour
- Only 1 tour booking needed per vehicle
- Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy anytime on Tripvia Tours mobile app
- Ensure you have a good mobile or WiFi connection for the initial download
- No signal required or data used during tour
- Attraction tickets
- Smartphone or tablet
- Transportation (use your own vehicle)
- Parking fees
- In-person tour guide
Meeting point
Huntsville, Huntsville, ON P0B, Canada
One of the start / stop points for the route. Start and stop anywhere, tour experience is the same in either direction.
End point
Ontario 400, ON-400, Ontario, Canada
One of the start / stop points for the route. Start and stop anywhere, tour experience is the same in either direction.
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Muskoka District
TORONTO–MUSKOKA ROUTE. Travel north past Canada’s Wonderland, Highway 407, Yonge Street, Happy Valley, Holland Marsh, Alliston and the landscapes associated with physician William Osler before entering cottage country.
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Bracebridge
BRACEBRIDGE. Pass Muskoka’s waterfall town and historic centre, one of the region’s best-known gateways.
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3
Algonquin Provincial Park
ALGONQUIN PROVINCIAL PARK. Learn about Ontario’s celebrated wilderness of forests, lakes and wildlife, although the driving route ends before the park entrance.
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4
Gravenhurst
GRAVENHURST, CAMP 20 AND MUSKOKA WHARF. Discover the gateway to the Muskoka Lakes, its wartime prisoner-of-war history and its landmark waterfront.
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5
Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE AND LAKE OF BAYS. Begin or finish in a lively Muskoka town known for lakes, outdoor recreation and the annual Ironman race.
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6
Washago
WASHAGO, ORILLIA AND THE MNJIKANING FISH WEIRS. Pass a riverfront village and continue near Lake Couchiching, Casino Rama and the 5,000-year-old Indigenous fishing site at Atherley Narrows.
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7
Burl's Creek Event Grounds
BURL’S CREEK EVENT GROUNDS. See Canada’s largest outdoor event venue, an active home for major festivals and concerts near Oro-Medonte.
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8
Muskoka Steamships
MUSKOKA STEAMSHIPS AND DISCOVERY CENTRE. Consider a short detour to Gravenhurst Wharf for heritage cruises and exhibits celebrating Muskoka’s steamship era.
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9
Sunset Barrie Drive In
SUNSET BARRIE DRIVE-IN AND BARRIE. Pass the active old-school theatre while exploring stories of downtown Barrie, Georgian College, Royal Victoria Hospital and the devastating 1985 tornado.
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10
Muskoka Lakes
MUSKOKA LAKES AND WILDLIFE. Enter classic cottage country shaped by countless lakes, granite shores, forests and the possibility of moose sightings.
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11
Lake Simcoe
LAKE SIMCOE REGION. Travel beside one of southern Ontario’s largest lakes while exploring Samuel de Champlain, Wye Marsh and the waterways connecting Barrie, Orillia and Georgian Bay.
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- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Wheelchair accessible
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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