Rainbow Falls Provincial Park features two separate campgrounds conveniently located just off Highway 17. The Whitesand Lake Campground is located (11 km) 7 miles west of Schreiber. Three short hiking trails offer wide vistas of the park and surrounding area. Be sure to take the Rainbow Falls Trail, which leads to the lovely cascading falls. Feel the mist and spot a rainbow. The beaches and warm waters of Whitesand Lake situated in the park will delight all visitors. The Casque Isle Trail also runs through the park as it travels between Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Rossport.

Pukaskwa National Park is located 26 km (16 miles) south of Marathon. This National Park is known for its stunning views of Lake Superior, extensive hiking trails, beautiful granite shores, and sandy beaches. The park also offers car campers solitude and privacy at the Hattie Cove Campground. Home to the 60 km (37 mile) Coastal Hiking Trail, take a day hike to the White River Suspension Bridge. Or visit the Anishinaabe Camp to experience local Indigenous culture at the heart of Pukaskwa. 

There’s a reason Lake Superior has been referred to as an inland ocean and you’ll discover that for yourself when you visit this immensely beautiful Great Lake. Called gichigamiing or “The Big Lake” by the Anishinaabe people of the region and known for its furious storms, the Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area will soon be recognized as one of the largest protected areas of fresh water in the world.

Hiawatha Highlands, located in Kinsmen Park, is a premier destination for winter recreation and sport offering 50 km of ski trails, 14 km of snowshoeing, as well as fat biking trails.

In the summer and fall months, the Kinsmen Park trails transform from snow trails to walking, running and bike trails. Take in the beautiful site of Crystal Falls and the lower Minnehaha Falls. Kinsmen Park

A breathtaking view of the falls can be seen from Highway 17 as you cross the bridge that spans the Serpent River.  A beautiful site during any season, it is sure to catch the attention of travellers. The park gives visitors a chance to stop and rest on their journey and to enjoy the naturally beautiful area.  Plenty of parking is available as well as restrooms and picnic tables.

Amazing attractions for year-round family fun. Feel the thunder of Niagara Falls at Journey Behind the Falls, with boat tours to the waterfall.

If you've never stood at the top of a waterfall, for a droplet-eye view down the gorge, Eugenia Falls will take your breath away. Plunging into Cuckoo Valley, the Beaver River drops 23 meters over the Niagara Escarpment. One of the highest in Eastern Canada, this waterfall was the site of an early hydroelectric power station. Now, a dam upstream of the falls directs most of the flow through huge pipes, but even the trickle that remains creates a musical background to the dramatic view from Eugenia Falls Conservation Area, just off Grey County Road 13, at Eugenia.