4 of us took off for a few days near Algonquin Provincial Park last week and visited the Haliburton Forest and took the Walk in the Clouds. This is a suspended walkway consisting of about 30 sections of about 30-50 feet each up in the trees. It was originally in old growth in taller white pines. These were blown down in a tornado a couple of years ago and it was rebuilt. Unfortunately it is not as high, or in the canopy, but still an interesting experience. They also have a pack of wolves in a 15 acre enclosure and these can be viewed at the Wolf Howl Centre as part of the admission.
Did you have any interesting trips this summer? Why not send a few pics to me via e mail with a short write-up and I'll put them on the blog?
Sleepy wolves sunning themselves at the Wolf Howl Centre. They had had a good meal of deer (road kill) and were full.
In the Haliburton Forest
On the Walk in the Clouds
Walk in the Clouds, that's John, our guide, on the right.
Autumnal scene at our campground
Sleepy wolves sunning themselves at the Wolf Howl Centre. They had had a good meal of deer (road kill) and were full.
In the Haliburton Forest
On the Walk in the Clouds
Walk in the Clouds, that's John, our guide, on the right.
Autumnal scene at our campground
