Lake Muskoka Flood 2019: Ice Wreaks Havoc

Mother Nature has wreaked havoc with many Lake Muskoka Boathouses during the unprecedented flooding of spring 2019.   As of Saturday April 27th there were still large sheets of ice that were approximately 6" thick in Lake Muskoka doing damage as we boated around them.  The sheer volume of damage to boathouse and boatport structures on our tour that was visible was far greater than [...]

By |2019-04-28T12:23:20-04:00April 28th, 2019|Muskoka News|7 Comments

Muskoka Flood Facts 2019

If you follow us on Instagram or Facebook our predictions about flooding on Lake Muskoka for Spring 2019 are now a reality.   Here are the facts as at April 23, 2019 (11 am) Coles Notes: Water in Muskoka =  connected. For months we've been talking about the insane amount of snow and ice in lakes not only in South Muskoka but to our North [...]

By |2019-04-23T11:15:49-04:00April 23rd, 2019|Muskoka News|6 Comments

Muskoka Flood 2016 Causing Significant Damage to Lakeside Properties

Despite the MNR having drawn down more water each year since the massive flood of 2013, we are yet again witnessing significant flood conditions in 2016. On March 16th Lake Muskoka measured 2 FEET higher than the same time last year so flooding was inevitable. Currently, water levels are sitting 7" short of 2013's peak level of 402". While property damage from the flood of 2013 [...]

By |2017-02-07T01:56:34-05:00April 5th, 2016|Muskoka News|6 Comments

Tis the Season! Let the Lake Muskoka Water Level Games Commence

That's right cottage season 2016 is upon us and the ice-out date pools are taking shape. Facts: Top of our dock level sits at 384" In April 2013 the water peaked at 402" (ie major flood) In April 2014 the water peaked at 389" (still flooded) "Water levels generally begin to rise on their own through November with higher precipitation. The MNR however begin a larger winter [...]

By |2017-02-07T01:56:34-05:00March 16th, 2016|Muskoka News|0 Comments
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