Brydons Bay Trail
This family-friendly trail wanders through majestic red and white pine and quite thickets that beg for a rest and quiet contemplation. Close enough to Lake Muskoka to hear the Gulls, but secluded enough to observe the many woodland creatures. Two access points to this trail can be found on Old Portage Road.
The trail is a point of land, jutting into Brydon’s Bay. There are occasional glimpses of Lake Muskoka, and the lighthouse across the bay can be seen from the trail. Location: Old Portage Road From the Gravenhurst Centennial Centre proceed 2.5 km on the Muskoka Beach Road and turn left on to Brydon’s Bay Road. Continue a further 2.3 km and turn left on to Old Portage Road.
Brydons Bay Trail
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