Rock Dunder is a wilderness area less than 10 minutes from Seeley’s Bay. The area consists of 3 hiking trails, the Cabin Trail, the Morton Bay Loop, and the Summit Loop. The two main trails are the Morton Bay Loop and the Summit Loop. The Morton Bay Loop is a 2km loop through mixed forest with some steep sections. The Summit Loop is a 3.9km trail with views of rocky cliffs and, at the top, offers a panoramic view of the Rideau Waterway.

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Threshold Forest is a unique nature connection experience located around 15 minutes away from Seeley’s Bay. The Threshold Forest team offers various services, including forest therapy walks, outdoor yoga therapy, photo workshops, and wilderness weddings. The goal is to help visitors feel more connected and at peace with nature, as well as help visitors relax. Threshold Forest can also accommodate larger groups for personalized experiences.

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Haskin’s Point is an overhang of the Canadian Shield rock that resembles a “point.” From this point, visitors can enter the shoreline of Little Cranberry Lake. All sorts of water activities are available, such as boating, fishing, swimming, etc. A bit further from the shoreline, visitors can observe all Rideau Canal boat traffic passing through. Around Haskin’s Point, there are also many old fishing cottages featuring unique cottage architecture.

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