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- 3 Hours Guided Ice Climbing
- Return transportation in 15 passenger van or minivan
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Ice Climbing & Wolf Centre Adventure in Haliburton
Embark on an unforgettable Ontario winter tour as you try Ice Climbing in Haliburton and visit the Haliburton Wolf Centre—all in one exciting day trip from Toronto.
Ice Climbing in Haliburton
Experience the thrill of beginner-friendly ice climbing with our “Ice Climbing, Try It!” adventure at Haliburton Forest. No prior experience is needed—our certified guides provide all equipment, including boots, crampons, helmets, and ice tools. After a scenic drive and a short shuttle to the naturally formed West Shore Crag, learn climbing basics and safety in a supportive, small group setting. Swing your ice tools, practice your technique, and discover the excitement of winter adventure in Ontario’s spectacular wilderness. Please note: this activity is weather dependent and may be rescheduled if ice conditions are unsafe.
Haliburton Wolf Centre Tour
After your climb, enjoy a guided Haliburton Wolf Centre tour. This 5,000-square-foot, accessible facility features interactive, self-guided exhibits, a cinema, and large glass observatories that overlook a seven-acre wolf enclosure. Learn about wolf behavior, ecology, and conservation, and watch for the resident pack in a natural setting. Friendly staff are on hand to answer questions, making for a fascinating and educational experience.
What to Bring ?
- Hand Sanitizer
- Backpack
- Rain Jacket
- Waterproof Shoes
- Warm Cloth
- Snacks
- Water
- Lunch
- Breakfast
- Camera
Haliburton Forest
- 7.00 am
- 11.00 am - 12.30 pm
- 1.00 pm - 4 pm
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Ice climbing
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Haliburton Forest & Wolf Centre
Nestled deep in Ontario’s Highlands, Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve is a privately owned, 100,000-acre nature preserve known for its pristine lakes, ancient forests, and year-round outdoor adventures. The forest is home to endless trails for hiking, snowshoeing, dog sledding, and ice climbing — offering visitors a true escape into the wild heart of Ontario.
One of its most unique attractions is the Haliburton Forest Wolf Centre, a 5,000-square-foot educational facility dedicated to wolf behaviour and ecology. Inside, you’ll find interactive exhibits, a small theatre showing documentaries, and a viewing area with one-way glass that overlooks a seven-acre natural enclosure — home to a resident pack of wolves. Visitors can learn about the wolves’ complex social structures, their role in the ecosystem, and ongoing conservation efforts.
Even if the wolves remain hidden during your visit, the experience of standing quietly in their territory and possibly hearing their haunting howls through the forest is truly unforgettable.
Haliburton Forest combines adventure, education, and wilderness — making it one of Ontario’s most remarkable year-round destinations.
