Canopy Tour
The canopy boardwalk is the ultimate highlight of this outing. Over half a kilometer long - and as such the longest of its kind in the world - the canopy boardwalk winds through the treetops some 10-20 meters above the forest floor. A platform suspended from the treetops above, becomes the gathering place where you can enjoy a leisurely snack while your guide elaborates on the forest environment surrounding you.
A spectacular view across the lakes and forests becomes a fitting closure to your tree top tour. Your Haliburton Forest guides are trained interpreters who will ensure a safe and exciting tour. All guides have an intimate knowledge of Haliburton Forest and its diverse natural surrounding. They are fully trained with all equipment and procedures involved with the boardwalk excursion.
Information provided by the Haliburton Forest and wild Life Reserve website.
Canopy Tour
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