There are plenty of places to see and visit around Hastings Highlands. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Hastings Highlands is a region where 3
hidden gems are waiting to be explored and visited. Check the top places to visit in the region and plan your next adventure today.
Last updated: October 31, 2026
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Egan Chutes itself features powerful rapids where the York River forces its way through a narrow, V-shaped rock notch. The chutes are framed by white birch trees and sandy river flats, and the sound of rushing water can be heard as you approach this viewpoint.
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The West Egan Chutes Trail is a short out-and-back trip that follows an old forest access road and ATV track through the woods. Watch your step for any exposed tree roots and rocks and have offline navigation ready as the trail lacks official trail markers and safety guardrails, requiring hikers to exercise caution near steep drop-offs.
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The trail gets less defined at this point and there are several logging roads that branch off to the right. Generally, if you stay to the left and follow the river, you will find footpaths that lead you to the river banks and a view of Farm Chute, where you can explore before tracing your way back to the trailhead.
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Great view of the surrounding area! On the way to the viewpoint you will encounter numerous chipmunks.
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Algonquin Eco Lodge is very unique place and highly recommended to visit. I was guest for only one night but will be back for extended stay. Right on the south/east corner of the Algonquin Park, offers amazing opportunities for hiking of the life time. Highlight of the area is famous High Falls but amount of hiking trails is endless. Lodge is fully self sustainable. Produces power from the local lake/river. There is no cellphone reception or internet so you will be fully involved in the natural life. You can use canoes, hot tub or swim in the lake. Horse back riding is available right on the site. https://www.algonquinecolodge.com/ Enjoy and respect.
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