A Vacation Full of Health, Rest, and Enjoyment
To plan a summer vacation that shall bring the maximum of rest, health, and comfort, with the minimum of expense and discomfort, is not always easy. Fortunately, the opportunities for rest and recreation within the reach of all are becoming more numerous each year through the energetic efforts of some of the leading railway lines to make known the attractiveness of places somewhat remote from the “busy haunts of men.” There is no region in the world which offers so many attractions to the vacationist who loves the untouched beauty of nature as can be found in that extensive tract in Canada known as the Muskoka Lakes District. This region, including within its boundaries more than eight hundred lakes and rivers, is situated in the northern part of Ontario, east of Georgian Bay and north of Lake Ontario. The point of embarkation for the trip on the Muskoka Lakes is one hundred and twelve miles from Toronto, and is reached by the Grand Trunk Railway. The lakes in this vast region which stand out in more prominence than the others are the Muskoka Lakes, composed of three bodies of beautiful, clear water, their names being Lake Muskoka, Lake Rosseau, and Lake Joseph, all three being connected, and giving a continuous steamboat route of more than fifty miles. Being at an altitude of one thousand feet above the sea level, this region is peculiarly suited by the purity of the air to bring health and strength to those whose physical and mental natures have become exhausted through too close application to indoor work. Rates at the hotels are unprecedentedly low, and the accommodations excellent. For full information address G. T. Bell, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Grand Trunk Railway System, Montreal, Canada.