Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve Ltd

March Break Sawmill Tours
2018-03-13 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Toronto)
From Tree to Sawdust
The Sawmill is one of the many things we are involved with at Haliburton Forest. Our Sawmill was originally constructed to support the forestry operations on Haliburton Forest property which has since grown to support many other companies tied to the timber industry.
We are proud of our involvement and are happy to share our knowledge about the land and wood processing. Tours of our Sawmill will be offered on Tuesday and Thursday of the March Break, led by our Managing Director, Malcolm Cockwell.
Join Malcolm as he shares with you the importance of our forestry operations and the Sawmill. Those on tour will also learn about the many products generated that are used in the sustainable forestry that we are known for both locally and internationally.

Tours run Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00 am and 1:30 pm. Please make sure you reserve your spot today!
Adults: $15.00
Youth (17 and younger): $10.00
Family (2 Adults & up to 4 children 17 and younger): $30.00
*Please note rates are subject to HST.
While you are here, don’t forget to check some of the other things we have to offer, including: the Cookhouse Restaurant, visit our resident moose Hershe and visit the Wolf Centre to see what our captive wolves are up to!

March Break at the Wolf Centre
2018-03-12 13:00 - 16:00
Let The Quest Begin
Photo Credit: Stephanie Brown
Get ready for some entertaining March Break activities hosted at the Haliburton Forest Wolf Centre. This year, we are trying something new!
Join us for the Amazing Wolf Centre Scavenger Quest where visitors are encouraged to follow the clues and find the hidden answers. To complete the challenge, players must search both inside and outside the Wolf Centre (within a limited area). During the quest, participants will be collecting small prizes and learning about the natural world along the way. Successful explorers get to show their skills and earn their very own Wolf Centre Poster!
Wolf watching, crafts, brain-teasers, stories, movies and more are available to both participants and non-participants alike, but the ultimate ‘bring home’ this year is the chance for the visitors to select, mould, and replicate their very own animal tracks.

Come join us Monday, Wednesday and Friday of the March Break at 1:00 pm and let the Quest begin! While you are here don’t forget to visit our Base Camp and see our moose Hershe and maybe grab a snack at the Cookhouse Restaurant and Store!
Cost for the event is the regular Wolf Centre admission: Adults $12.00; Children (7-17) $7.00; children 6 and under are no charge; and a Family Pass (2 adults and their children) $25.00. Art and craft supplies included.

29th Annual Poker Run
2018-02-10 08:00 - 17:00 | Haliburton Forest, 1095 Redkenn Road, Haliburton, Ontario, K0M 1S0, Canada
Collect All 5 Tokens!
Photo Credit: Peter Redman of Haliburton Forest
Poker Run participants will ride the trails via snowmobile or ATV visiting our 5 shelter cabins. Each cabin will offer a coloured token and refreshments! Before 5:00 pm participants turn in their tokens in order to draw a poker hand. All proceeds from the event are donated to the Haliburton Firefighters Association. First prize for best poker hand is a brand new snowmobile! Book your pass today! If you have not visited Haliburton Forest before check out the shelter cabin locations on our snowmobile trail map!
While participating don`t forget to check out some of our amazing scenic areas such as The Gorge, Redstone Vista and the Lookout!
Contact: For more information please call 1-800-631-2198 (Ext. Main Office) or email reservations@haliburtonforest.com
If you are looking for accommodations in the area please visit our local tourism website My Haliburton Highlands to see what our community has to offer!

Registration: 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Check Points: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
LAST DRAW AT 5:00 PM
Each of our 5 check points (Shelter Cabins) offer a variety of food and beverages. The Haliburton Fire Department will be selling sausages to raise extra funds. All other food and beverage items are included in the participation fee.

All proceeds go to Haliburton Fire Services
