Best place in the world.

For the second year in a row Muskoka has been named by National Geographic as a best place in the world to visit.

There are other places on the list as well such as Iceland, Guatemala, New Zealand just to name a few.

Coincidentally, Toronto was listed as the 4th best city in the world to live in according to the Global Liveability Report

Here's the photo and information that was written in the magazine..........

 

Muskoka, Ontario

Photograph by Randy Craig, All Canada Photos/Alamy

Quintessential Cottage Country
Just two hours by car—but a world away—from powerhouse Toronto beats the heart of Ontario’s cottage country, Muskoka. Families have gathered here for generations to revel in true wilderness. The 2,500-square-mile area includes 8,699 miles of shoreline, 17 historic towns and villages, and innumerable waterfalls and lakes (like Kahshe Lake, above) framed by the peaks of Algonquin Provincial Park to the east and the isles of Georgian Bay Islands National Park to the west.
There’s plenty to do here but nothing you’d put on an agenda. Lounge with friends, barbecue everything, watch the night sky from the dock in the pitch black, play board games while listening to the rain. And run around barefoot all day.