The Visitor Center is located at 2 Willow Crescent in the Municipal Government Building. Brochures are available for local attractions, accommodations and activities. Maps of the town and surrounding areas as well as literature on fishing, camping, museum and safety information are also available at the Visitor Center.
Dryden is known for its culture, shopping, dining and outdoor activities, including outdoor parks, hiking trails, sandy beaches and excellent fishing and hunting.
Built in 1894 as a Presbyterian Church, the "Church on the Rock" was used for services until 1917. During its time this historic building has been as a post office, a scout and church hall, a schoolhouse and a public library. Today, the museum features interesting artifacts that tell the story of the people who settled the area as the town is Canada's first copper mine.
Operated by the Atikokan Economic Development Corporation with the support of the Town of Atikokan.
The Algoma Kinniwabi Travel Association is a not-for-profit tourism industry organization that supports the growth of tourism through partnership, product development, research, education and marketing.
Located adjacent to the Agawa Bay Campground, the Visitor Centre highlights the “Power of Lake Superior” and the park’s cultural history, natural features and recreational opportunities. This facility also includes an information/reception area, washrooms, theatre/activity room and a gift shop.
This historic repurposed paper mill now houses a number of trendy restaurants and bars. Check out the Boiler Room for pizza or the Mill Steakhouse + Wine Bar for upscale dining.
Owen Sound has a variety of must-haves, whether you are visiting, passing through or thinking of making our City home. It truely features it all... a beautiful harbour and bay, winding rivers, tree-lined streets, plush parks, numerous trails and a thriving, historic downtown.
The famous Wawa goose is one of Canada's most iconic roadside attractions. The giant goose has been upgraded over the years and the current version stands tall, entertaining visitors from all over the world. Stop in the visitor's centre for information on Wawa and the Algoma region and to stock up on souvenirs.
Welcome to White River, a progressive and vibrant community located midway between Thunder Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. Set amongst a stunning landscape of lush boreal forest, and abundant freshwater lakes and rivers, White River boasts rugged beauty and a hearty climate, where wildlife and adventure abound.
Perhaps best known as the birthplace of "Winnie-the-Pooh", White River holds an annual festival commemorating the bear cub who became the inspiration of author A.A. Milne. Learn the true story of the real Winnie.