We're right on Highway 108 with views of Horne Lake and the surrounding forest. All year long, outdoor activities are available – on the slopes of Mount Dufour Ski Area or on the sands of Spruce and Spine beaches. Start off each day the right way with a free hot breakfast and stay connected with free WiFi.
The Pier has been a family run restaurant for generations. While our name, menu, and dining room has evolved through the years, our dedication to our Blind River community and guests has remained true since the start. Our goal is to provide our guests with a space to gather than feels like a second home. Whether you're joining us to watch the game with your friends, celebrating a milestone, or simply looking to treat your family to a dinner out - we want you to come and feel welcomed and leave with full bellies and big smiles!
Ellie's Bistro welcomes you to their restaurant. Come enjoy their family friendly and casual atmosphere where you can dine in or take out.
Join us for a pleasant stay in northeastern Ontario at our Travelodge Cochrane hotel, located off Trans-Canada Highway 11. Take advantage of gorgeous snowmobile trails right on the property, visit the renowned Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat, and take a trip aboard the Polar Bear Express. Surrounded by dining options, we offer easy access to area businesses like Villeneuve Construction Co. Ltd and Detour Gold. After a busy day, you’ll love our relaxing rooms and thoughtful amenities like free breakfast and WiFi.
We are a casual dining establishment offering lunch & dinner, overnight accommodations, overnight packages and other events.
Canada’s national museum of military history is one of the world’s most respected museums for the study and understanding of armed conflict. The Museum’s collections are among the finest military holdings in the world, including rare vehicles, artillery, uniforms, medals, personal memoirs and 14,000 works in the Beaverbrook Collection of War Art.
It’s a treasured part of our national heritage and a world-class destination for travelers. It was built for conflict, but flourished through hospitality. People today come from far and wide to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site and experience its completely unique blend of nature, history and outdoor fun.
The tourist information station in the municipality of Portage du Fort welcomes visitors to the RCM of Pontiac, in the Outaouais. On site, you’ll find maps of Quebec, the Outaouais region, the RCM of Pontiac, and the municipality (including information on where to find local services, businesses, accommodations, restaurants, and main attractions).
A year-round travel destination, with pristine beaches, unbeatable skiing, and festivals galore!
This is a very remote and isolated part of the world. However, if it's a quiet breath of fresh air you're looking for, that might be more a blessing than a curse.