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This Map Will Take You On A Road Trip Through Central Ontario's Prettiest Towns

Hidden gems in the province.

Central Ontario consists of several pretty towns that are worth getting out of the city for. A short drive north will bring you to quiet but communities with a whole lot of charm and character.

A tour of Central Ontario should be on your bucket list! This year, go on this epic road trip to some of central Ontario's prettiest towns:

Link to map here.

Total trip duration: 6 h, 56 mins

From west to east (click on links for more info on each town):

Thornbury

Creemore

Penetanguishene

Gravenhurst

Bracebridge

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Minden

Wilberforce

Maynooth

Barry's Bay

Pembroke

Photo cred – P199

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This Map Will Take You On A Road Trip Through Central Ontario's Prettiest Towns

Link to map here.

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Creemore

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Gravenhurst

Bracebridge

Minden

Wilberforce

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Barry's Bay

Pembroke

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This Map Will Take You On A Road Trip Through Central Ontario's Prettiest Towns

Link to map here.

Thornbury

Creemore

Penetanguishene

Gravenhurst

Bracebridge

Minden

Wilberforce

Maynooth

Barry's Bay

Pembroke

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