Welcome to Loon Call Lake’s resource for information about the lake, past, present and future.
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Join the Kawartha Highlands Signature Site Park Biologist on an entrancing Fall Colours Hike at our unique Loon Call Lake Legacy Trail. We will admire the changing colours, listen to the six Legacy Trail stories, and give thanks for our land and waters.
Hike will be approximately 2 hours, and is a rugged walk. Total distance will be approximately 3km, and on-leash furry friends are welcome!
Please note that parking is available at the Loon Call Lake Access Point, #506 Anstruther Lake Rd, and a valid Day Pass for the park is required.
Participants should come dressed for the weather, and difficult terrain.
If you would like to join us, please sign up here: https://forms.office.com/r/CUL78F9Vve
Recent News
- Fall Hike – Saturday October 12thHello Loon Callers, Are you going to be at the cottage this weekend? Join the… Read more: Fall Hike – Saturday October 12th
- Loon Call Lake Cottagers’ Association Newsletter – Fall 2024October 2, 2024 Sadly, it’s official, summer is over. And fall, in all it’s glory… Read more: Loon Call Lake Cottagers’ Association Newsletter – Fall 2024
- Paddle Palooza – Held over for 1 day onlyHello Loon Callers, We had a good turnout today, with bins full of food collected… Read more: Paddle Palooza – Held over for 1 day only
Welcome Handbook
Are you new to the lake or just want to know more about the lake, the park or the surrounding area. Visit this link for printable reference material.
History of Loon Call Lake
In 2015 the Loon Call Lake Cottagers’ Association undertook a major effort to create and publish Loon Call Lake, A Brief History of Cottaging on Loon Call Lake. Each new cottage household receives one copy of this book, and can purchase additional copies by contacting the Loon Call Lake Cottagers’ Association President (while quantities last). Visit this link for a downloadable copy: