With some of the most stunning natural landscape in all of Canada just outside our doorsteps, Explorers’ Edge in summer is a top-pick destination for outdoor enthusiasts who love to move out the trails, in the lakes, and on the roads.

Explorers’ Edge is home to hundreds of galleries, performing arts centres, theatres, music venues, museums, downtown shopping areas, and Parry Sound’s own Bobby Orr Hall of Fame.

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Everything you need to enjoy your next great Ontario outdoor adventure is available in the region.

No need to stay lakeside to enjoy the refreshing, sparkling lakes that the region is known for.  Visit one of many public beaches in Algonquin Park, the Almaguin Highlands, Muskoka and Parry Sound and enjoy a beautiful day on the water instead.

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Music, theatre, literary events: you name it, you’ll find it in Explorers’ Edge.  From world-renowned classical music to sultry dockside jazz, from live theatre to comedy and improv, there’s something to leave every visitor clapping at performance end.

The history and tradition of the Explorer’s Edge region is tied entirely to the waterways that define our very character.

Outdoor Farmers’ Markets are growing in popularity as locals and visitors alike seek out locally produced foods and goods.

Across Algonquin Park, the Almaguin Highlands, Muskoka and Parry Sound, artists are busy creating in hundreds of art galleries and studios that dot the landscape, inspired by a whole new palette that comes with the blues and grays of winter, and the hushed world around them.