Contemporary Sculpture in the Great Outdoors/Cam Photos - Lake Erie/Lake Ontario/Lake Superior

Even though I resided at Maple Lake for a total of about 5 weeks last summer I still did not get a chance to sight-see at the super-neat Haliburton Sculpture Forest.

The Haliburton Highlands is a artist's enclave with about as many different types of art
and artists as you could possibly imagine. I don't have the big bucks needed to lug home a fraction of what I would if I could but the Art Forest is FREE!
Speaking as someone who dabbles in photography I can attest to the fact that it's a beautiful setting to indulge in photographic pursuits.

But last summer it rained quite a bit and was sort of cold and when the weather was nice I wanted to be down at the beach or in the Lake. I cannot believe I never made it to the Haliburton Sculpture Forest. This year, rain or shine. (I really hope we have some sunny days!)

Haliburton Sculpture Forest

One of the most unique among sculpture gardens and parks!  This is truly a forest trail with a broad assortment of sculptures by Canadian and International sculptors.  Free guided tours are available each Tuesday morning in July and August.  Located next to the Haliburton Highlands Museum and the Haliburton School of the Arts, the Sculpture Forest is available to hikers and bicyclists in the spring, summer and fall.  During the winter months, cross-country skiiers enjoy the serenity on a groomed trail.