Big Chute Travel Guide

Farlian Lake is located in Simcoe County in Ontario. It is 90 minutes north of Toronto and 15 minutes north of Midland. Farlain Lake is shaped like a finger because a narrow gouge was scraped by an arctic glacier. This is a spring fed lake that is two and a half miles long and about three-fourths of a mile wide. The region around this lake is open for visitors and residents who take a particular interest in maintaining the quality of water in the lake. Since a large number of people depend on a small lake, they take additional measures to create an environment-friendly lifestyle.

The area surrounding the lake is great for casual strolls and fun picnics. The beauty of this place can transport visitors to a different world and the environment-friendly ways of the residents can provide a different experience for visitors. The sandy waterfront surrounding the lake relaxes the mind and body and brings about a sense of calmness. The local Government organizes picnics and game days during the summer for both residents and visitors and these are excellent opportunities to explore Farlain Lake. Annual boat parades and the elusive Farlain Lake monster are other attractions here. Awenda Provincial park is located five minutes from Farlain lake and contains some of the best trails in the region that are ideal for biking, hiking and cross country skiing.

Farlain Lake has a few options when it comes to accommodation and dining. There are a few cottages that offer breathtaking views of the lake. A good option is to stay in a bigger place like Midlands and travel to Farlain Lake to enjoy its beauty.