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Huronia Museum and Huron-Ouendat Village
Huronia Museum portrays the history of Huronia from First Nations to the present time, featuring archaeology, fine art, and memorabilia. 
549 Little Lake Park Rd, Midland
(705) 526-2844

Wye Marsh
Come Hike, Bike, Canoe, Kayak, Geocach, Ski, Snowshoe. Watch live animal shows featuring Raptors, Reptiles and Amphibians. Stroll the board walk along the waterfront, climb the tower, see Trumpeter Swans. 

Open year round, 7 days a week. 16160 Hwy. 12,  Township of Tay near Midland (705) 526-7809 

Village of Coldwater
Coldwater, an Ojibway village in 1833, incorporated in 1908, was known for its shipbuilding and lumber industries. Today the Village of Coldwater remains a proud and vibrant part of our local history. A small village with a big heart! Stroll our Main Street and enjoy.

Orillia Museum of Art and History
The Orillia Museum of Art and History showcases the best of Orillia and Lake Country's culture and history through local and nationally significant exhibitions.
30 Peter Street South, Orillia 
(705) 326-2159

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Martyrs' Shrine
Martyrs' Shrine commemorates the 8 Canadian Martyrs who lived, worked and died here over 350 years ago. Offering walking tours, educational programs, and spectacular grounds.
16163 Hwy.12, near Midland.
Township of Tay
(705) 526-3788. 

Gratrix Garden Lilies
A spectacular display of lilies, daylilies, peonies, and ornamental grasses. Visit our garden and let the amazing scent and the rainbow of rich colours flood your senses.
3732 Vasey Road, Coldwater.
Township of Tay
(705) 835-6794 

Wildflower Farm
Visit Wildflower Farm, the Natural Garden Centre. Bring your camera and explore our colourful gardens. Featuring wildflower plants, seed mixes, and a host of fabulous and unusual gift items.
10195 Hwy. 12 West, Coldwater (705) 327-2828

Leacock Museum National Historic Site
The restored summer home of Canadian author and humourist Stephen Leacock (1869-1944) also features 10 acres of Lake Couchiching shoreline property.
50 Museum Drive, Orillia 
(705) 329-1908

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Coldwater Canadiana Heritage Museum
You can Touch History at Coldwater Canadiana. We promote, collect, and retain the history of Coldwater and surrounding areas from 1830 to 1950 
Admission by Donation
1474 Woodrow Rd, near Coldwater.
(705) 955-1930

The City of Orillia
Orillia can be found nestled in the heart of Ontario's Lake Country. Located on the shores of two beautiful natural resources, Lake Simcoe and Lake Couchiching, our waterfront parks, port, and heritage downtown are perfect for families.
(705) 325-1311

Mnjikaning Fish Fence

A National Historic Site, this 5,000 year old wooden fence sits under the water at the Atherley Narrows. Aboriginal Harvesters used this technology to catch fish. A small site for reflection is located under the bridge on the Ramara side.
(705) 325-3611 ext. 1298

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The Tay Shore Trail
Owned and operated by the Township of Tay, this accessible paved, multi-use trail follows the shoreline of Southern Georgian Bay. Over 18.5 km long, It traverses both rural and urban settings with plaques on the area's history and natural environment.
Toll Free: 1-888-335-2926

Coldwater Mill
Built in 1833, the Coldwater Mill was in continuous operation up to 1995. The riverside setting and fascinating original structure are now open to the public. See our doodem pole or enjoy lunch/dinner at the Mill Cafe
1 Mill Street, Coldwater
(705) 259-1176

Orillia Opera House
The Orillia Opera House, a four-season venue, brings you great performances from across the street, across the country and around the world. Located in the heart of historic downtown Orillia.
20 Mississaga St. W., 
(705) 326-8011

OPP Museum
Come discover more than 100 years of proud policing tradition.  Open weekdays (closed holidays). Ontario Provincial Police General Headquarters, 

Free admission. 

777 Memorial Ave.
(705) 329-6889

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