Tapley Nature Trails

Tapley Nature Trails Tapley Nature Trails is based out of Muskoka and has been offering unique nature adventure expeditions for over 20 years.

Activities have included wildlife viewing, back country snowshoeing and canoe expeditions in Algonquin Provincial Park, to extensive expeditions to Mount Everest, Mongolia, Galapagos Islands and a variety of other remote destinations around the world. Whether you travel with a camera, binoculars, Canoe/kayak, hiking gear or a mountain bike Tapley Nature Trails has an adventure for you.

We are back again and gearing up for some amazing paddling adventures, most popular are our full day kayaking trips in v...
03/28/2021

We are back again and gearing up for some amazing paddling adventures, most popular are our full day kayaking trips in various locations. If your interested in joining send us an email for our summer itinerary

Sunset Photography at the Beaver Pond
07/06/2015

Sunset Photography at the Beaver Pond

Most people are captivated by the beauty of a sunset that casts it's shadow over the horizon, looking beyond that and fo...
07/04/2015

Most people are captivated by the beauty of a sunset that casts it's shadow over the horizon, looking beyond that and focusing closer to the things around us we will discover light and reflections in a whole new way

A female wood duck makes an early morning escape under the cover of fog
07/02/2015

A female wood duck makes an early morning escape under the cover of fog

Canada's Most Wanted Animal Babies say!!!!"HAPPY CANADA Day" from the Algonquin Wildlife Research Station
07/01/2015

Canada's Most Wanted Animal Babies say!!!!
"HAPPY CANADA Day" from the Algonquin Wildlife Research Station

Working with wildlife is what I do everyday, studying animal behaviour and biology in the field allows us to understand ...
06/30/2015

Working with wildlife is what I do everyday, studying animal behaviour and biology in the field allows us to understand how species react and respond to various environmental conditions. Capturing this behaviour on film allows us to document this behaviour with real life situations. In this photo I was able to observe after many hours the common loon feeding on crayfish on a remote lake in the backcountry of Algonquin Park. The loons primary food source is mainly fish, and will resort to other aquatic species when necessary. This is another amazing Algonquin Experience from the Algonquin Wildlife Research Station

Midday Reflections
06/22/2015

Midday Reflections

The race is on as these mallard ducklings make a break down the beach
06/19/2015

The race is on as these mallard ducklings make a break down the beach

Address

1116 Dwight Beach
Muskoka, ON
P0A1H0

Telephone

+17055713007

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Tapley Nature Trails posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Tapley Nature Trails:

Shortcuts

Share

Category