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If anyone have ideas where to go for a cruise, and please don't suggest Forks of the Credit, they've installed speed bumps in some sections, feel free to post.

[sstoronto]

Hey Frank.

I agree with you, re. The Forks of the Credit. Haven't been there this year, but last Fall, with the wife, it just seemed really crowded. Too crowded to enjoy a cruise, especially with multiple cars.

It's like it's now been "discovered" by a bunch more ppl.

I'm not sure where most live, but maybe "north/east" York Region may be an alternative option:

- Musselman Lake
- Keswick/Lake Simcoe
- Port Perry/Scugog

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Originally Posted by sstoronto

Hey Frank.

I agree with you, re. The Forks of the Credit. Haven't been there this year, but last Fall, with the wife, it just seemed really crowded. Too crowded to enjoy a cruise, especially with multiple cars.

It's like it's now been "discovered" by a bunch more ppl.

I'm not sure where most live, but maybe "north/east" York Region may be an alternative option:

- Musselman Lake
- Keswick/Lake Simcoe
- Port Perry/Scugog

Thanks Paul,

I actually have a route to Musselman's Lake, haven't driven it in years, will have to review it on Google Maps.

[BradfordCamaro]

Musselman lake . A stop at Bruces mill have a picnic.......

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Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

Musselman lake . A stop at Bruces mill have a picnic.......

Good idea, maybe we'll leave that one for another time, may take a lot more organizing.
Trying to do a different one for this Sunday short notice.

[BradfordCamaro]

Had BBQs there with Mazda3 club years ago. Nice area.
Any Camaro BBQs around?

[garfin]

Here's a great route following the south shore of Lake Simcoe starting at Stephen Leacock's burial place near Sibbald's Point. The shore of Lake Simcoe has some wonderful cottages with great scenery. Keep your eyes peeled for the historical plaque in Roches Point on Bouchier St. The end of the route is on the patio overlooking the lake at the Orchard Beach Lakefront Grill in the north end of Keswick. Keep your eyes peeled for the historical plaque in Roches Point on Bouchier St.https://www.google.ca/maps/dir/St.+George's+Anglican+Church/Orchard+Beach+Lakefront+Bar+%26+Grill/@44.2668417,-79.5021031,16z/data=!4m69!4m68!1m60!1m1!1s0x4056be2e2bb54c9d:0xd6 b7f259bed28f6d!2m2!1d-79.3324416!2d44.3313077!3m4!1m2!1d-79.3454159!2d44.3228204!3s0x89d54d053a29c2cf:0x416 66854c8b02c40!3m4!1m2!1d-79.3730599!2d44.322102!3s0x89d54d2933163393:0xfbf8 08b129862b93!3m4!1m2!1d-79.3868374!2d44.3206348!3s0x882ab2d6693a3c21:0xe8a 51ef0b92f98cc!3m4!1m2!1d-79.4046817!2d44.3208989!3s0x882ab2e022f2c64b:0x39b 585f074047069!3m4!1m2!1d-79.4234984!2d44.3117984!3s0x882ab3086cf8b17d:0x77d 3cacc507a4d2b!3m4!1m2!1d-79.4490706!2d44.3099553!3s0x882ab3bf55ea7499:0xfa7 93d6812519d7f!3m4!1m2!1d-79.4742746!2d44.3002886!3s0x882ab159ba4220ed:0xb7a 078cf2b04dc00!3m4!1m2!1d-79.485971!2d44.2855792!3s0x882ab6b161c8b509:0x30aa 711205a89c10!3m4!1m2!1d-79.4929631!2d44.2793503!3s0x882ab6c740c13c4d:0xe09 eda572c7ce66b!3m4!1m2!1d-79.5018358!2d44.2717243!3s0x882ab6e9ba2ee2f3:0x540 83c6bada3f8bb!3m4!1m2!1d-79.488622!2d44.266109!3s0x882ab693c06cf235:0xdaf14 656b1ce67ce!1m5!1m1!1s0x882ab68a4233d671:0x8f459a3 7c8c443!2m2!1d-79.4889758!2d44.2547126!3e0?hl=en

To reach the kick-off point, take Hwy 48 north past the Sutton cutoff (High St.) where it swings east and then turn left at the first stoplight (Park Rd). Follow Park Rd north to Leacock's church/Hedge Rd..

Best regards,

Elie