Bondi Village Resort Trail
The trails, which meander through rolling terrain are a part of the cross country trails at the resort. There is a fee charged for trail usage. From Highway 60 follow Highway 35 east of Dwight to Muskoka Road 21 A combination of latitude and altitude extend the winter season in Muskoka, Ontario. While areas farther south cope with slush and drizzle, we can usually count on good snow conditions from Christmas through late March.
Winter enthusiasts find lots of ways to use this snow, ending the day's activities in front of cosy fires in their private cottage. 15 km of well groomed cross-country ski trails begin right at your door, and in summer serve as hiking trails. Ski rentals are available nearby and we have snowshoes to rent right here. For snowmobilers, we are just a 1km connection to hundreds of kms of OFSC maintained trails in the area. Downhill skiers are close to nearby centres.
Bondi Village Resort Trail
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