Located
in
Ontario
’s Near North, this tiny
community lies a short 3 hour drive north
of
Toronto
.
Its neighbour is the beautiful
Algonquin
Park
and the area is the source
of inspiration for many of the works of
Canada
’s Group of Seven.
The
area was part of the transportation route used by the early northern
settlers and loggers used the area lakes to transport their logs.
The lakes are still important to Sundridge.
In the beginning, these lakes meant survival for the logging
industry and today their importance is now felt in the tourist
industry.
Fishing,
sailing, canoeing and camping are among the more popular summer
activities. The area,
in winter or summer, attracts artists and photographers from all
over due to its scenic and natural beauty.
Dog sledding is enjoying a rebirth as a popular winter
activity. Many
of the outfitters are able to organize mushing
excursions.
Sundridge
– source of inspiration and natural beauty
.
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