Orangeville Reservoir — Attraction in Mono

The reservoir is the heart of the conservation area, and it truly shines for water-based activities. It’s huge—you can spend a few peaceful hours paddling around the islands, which is my favourite thing to do here. You can rent canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards right by the main dock, which is super convenient if you don't have your own gear. For anglers, it's known for having lots of bass and pike, making it a great spot for a quick fishing trip. The only drawbacks are that in the heat of summer, the water can get quite weedy and a bit shallow in some spots, especially toward the edges. Also, if the wind picks up, navigating a canoe can suddenly become a lot more work than you bargained for, so keep an eye on...

2023 July 4.5★ A long 8 kilometer trail that has a long boarded up portion. Great for walking, hiking (mostly flat) and riding a bike. Sure you can swim, but it's advisable only near the beach area where there's less vegetation growth.

Beautiful long bridges. Floating Amphitheatre. Parking in designated spots. Public washrooms available in two spots...

Lake surrounded by a trail (almost 9 kms if I am not wrong). Freezes in winters. And the drive from Toronto/Mississauga or Brampton is a pleasant one. Make sure you observe...