Last updated: Spring/Summer, 2017
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There are many different seasonal activities and programs at Johnston’s Cranberry Marsh & Muskoka Lakes Winery. And, we’re constantly improving and expanding these seasonal offerings so that our visitors have the best experience at the farm & winery. We’ve compiled a list of 5 things to do at Johnston’s Cranberry Marsh & Muskoka Lakes Winery this spring and summer, take a look:
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There’s a reason the Georgian Bay Biosphere selected Johnston’s Cranberry Marsh as one of their “Amazing Places;” the property has a rich ecology and is home to many at risk species. With over 10 km of trails that vary in length from 1 km to 7.5 km and in difficulty from moderate to advanced, there’s a trail for everyone! Next time you visit, plan to hike the staff favourite, Orville Lake Nature Trail (2.5 km, moderate, 40-60 min trail). This trail includes a self-guided eco tour which focuses on the natural attributes that make this property unique! For more information on the Johnston’s trails visit: https://goo.gl/Z7qS8Q
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April showers bring May flowers! While hiking any of the 6 hiking trails, stop and take photos of the many plants and wildflowers found on the trails, including: blooming dogwood, trilliums, trout lilies, Lady Slippers, and Dutchman’s breeches. Every day brings new flora and fauna. Purchase a season’s trail pass so that you can capture the changing landscape throughout the summer!

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Relax, you deserve it! Get comfortable in a Muskoka chair overlooking the Old Marsh and enjoy a local cheese plate, a glass of wine or a gourmet coffee (we’ve got the best coffee for miles!). You’ll have front row seats for wildlife spotting and an opportunity to soak up some much needed sun!
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Grab the family, or a group of friends and be explorers for the day! Go treasure hunting for geocaches on the property. Simply input the geocache co-ordinates, and start searching. You can download a GPS app on your smartphone or rent a handheld GPS device. Good luck!





