Fishing and hiking in Torrance
A small township on the shores of Lake Muskoka in Southern Ontario, Torrance is a place of wondrous natural beauty and wilderness charm. Surrounded by crystal-clear lakes filled with fish, and forests where moose and fox ramble freely, Torrance is an oasis in the wilderness, where adventure-lovers can explore in all seasons. Torrance vacation rentals are within steps of dense pine forests and glistening lakes lined with boulders, where visitors can spend hours hiking or fishing. Fishing is so fantastic in this region that even in winter intrepid fishermen drill holes through the ice and haul in a good catch.
Activities and attractions in and around Torrance
Do you want to find attractions to visit while you're in town? Venture out of your vacation home and check out everything that makes Torrance a fun spot to vacation. These are some of the top attractions to put on your list, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city center:
- Muskoka Lakes Winery (5.8 mi / 9.3 km)
- Lake Joseph Golf Club (9.2 mi / 14.8 km)
- Taboo Golf Course (10.2 mi / 16.4 km)
- Santa's Village (10.3 mi / 16.6 km)
- Muskoka Bay Golf Course (11 mi / 17.7 km)
- Windermere Golf & Country Club (12.1 mi / 19.5 km)
Horse-drawn rides near Torrance
The breathtaking scenery of Torrance can be explored in many unique ways. The whole family can get in on the fun by climbing aboard a horse-drawn wagon in the warmer months, or a horse-drawn sleigh once the snow falls. Myriad trails through the woods and around the lakes are excellent for hiking and cycling in summer, or snowshoeing and dog sledding in winter. Snowmobiles are a fun way to explore the region, especially when you have cozy Torrance vacation rentals to warm up in. You can also visit nearby breweries, or look at the spectacular fall colors by horseback.
Summer kayaking and winter snowshoeing in Torrance
With snowy winters and sun-drenched summers, Torrance is a playground for lovers of the wilderness adventure and water sports. Torrance has 4 distinct seasons, with a humid continental climate. Summers are hot and sunny, with temperatures ranging between 77 and 82. It's a wonderful time to paddle the numerous lakes in the region by kayak or canoe. Winter is cold, with temperatures plunging well below freezing. When the snow falls and the ice forms, it's time to pull out boots and coats and try ice fishing or trekking along snowy trails through the woods, either by snowshoes or snowmobiles.
Wilderness beauties and fishing in Torrance
Tucked away in a lush rural region east of Lake Huron and north of Lake Ontario, Torrance is a wilderness retreat close to fragrant pine forests and innumerable pristine lakes. Nearby, Hardy Lake Provincial Park stuns in fall, with rocky shorelines covered with trees that turn brilliant colors. The Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve offers a true wilderness for adventurers to chart their own trails around 100s of lakes. Just over 2 hours north of Toronto, Torrance is an easy drive for visitors wanting a chance to fish for trout, bass and pike, or spot moose wandering through the forest.
Transportation options to and around Torrance
The nearest airport is in Muskoka, ON (YQA), located 12.9 mi (20.8 km) from the city center.