Travelling North on Highway 11 Just north of Huntsville. Take Exit 235 and
continue north approximately 6 km to Bay Lake Rd. Turn right to first
driveway on the left.

Emsdale Ontario, along with the other small town of Novar, boast one the Highlands and Ontario's greatest natural attractions; Brooks Falls, which is perhaps the greatest example of an untouched wilderness waterfall that is undisturbed by modern development, yet is easily accessible.

Sporting several walking trails that follow the path of the tumbling river, the Brooks Falls Park is a great destination to spend half the day. Many visitors suggest bringing a picnic while you enjoy the surrounding scenery and listening to the crashing falls while you have lunch at the picnic tables set-up for your convenience.

Emsdale boasts other attractions that include the Perry Old-timer museum, Historical Cemeteries, as well as a children's playground. The outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the excellent bass and trout fishing, but let us not forget the kayaking for those who are a little more adventurous.

You may want to go for a walk or a bike ride down the Park to Park Trail , a great way to experience the scenic splendor that Perry Township has to offer. This region does not close up in the winter, as many travelers come to the area for cross-country skiing, ice fishing and snowmobiling

We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month at 7:00 P.M. (except July & August) at Clear Lake/Bay Lake Hall, located on Bay Lake Rd at Hwy 592.

You are very welcome to join us. Please call Pesident Martin Dube at
705-382-0354

Be sure to visit the Web Page for the Town of Emsdale

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