Cruise aboard one of the tour boats to view the magnificent Georgian Bay 30,000 islands area.

More than a building with exhibits and a theatre, this Visitor Centre also has a viewing tower high above the tree tops that gives an eagle's view of the strait joining Georgian Bay with the greater body of Lake Huron. Below the tower is the beginning of a new 5 km park trail to Georgian Bay.

A 1.5 – 2.25 hour cruise on and around beautiful Lake of the Woods on the City’s primary cruise ship, MS Kenora. This cruise ship is docked right on the shoreline at Kenora’s Winkler Harbourfront. The tours provide patrons with a scenic tour of the lake and even pass through the Devil’s Gap. 

Located on beautiful Kabinakagami Lake just 72 miles north by air from Wawa, Ontario. There are over 147 islands and over 30 sandy beaches located on this lake. Enjoy the wilderness and wildlife that surround the lodge in this remote setting. The lodge is accessible by iconic bushplane as you fly over the remote forests of the Canadian Shield. Pine Portage Lodge is a five-star wilderness lodge owned and operated by the Watson family for over 75 years.

Lodge Eighty Eight is a premier wilderness lodge owned and operated by the MacLachlan Family for over 60 years. The original lodge and new cabins are handcrafted from logs harvested and milled on-site.

Situated on the southern shore of remote Esnagi Lake, and adjacent to the Chapleau Game Preserve, the area is perfect for nature-based activities be its world-class fishing, wildlife viewing, water sports, hiking or just relaxing in the rugged wilderness.

The Salzburger Hof is a lakeside resort owned and operated by the Elsigan family for over 40 years. The resort is located just 45 mins north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. The resort is situated on the Heritage coast of Lake Superior, overlooking the breathtaking view of Batchawana Bay.

These quaint lodge style cabins and rooms are comfortable and cozy. An example of a classic Canadian waterfront resort perfect for the adventurer or nature lover. Close to several provincial parks with nature and hiking trails.

The AGA is a gem in the wilderness; its collection is an impressive permanent collection of 5,000 artworks, including works by members of the Group of Seven.

Stroll the grounds of the gallery to explore the outdoor sculpture garden and a Group of Seven interpretive panel.

A beautiful little rest stop with picnic tables by the lakeshore shaded by tall cedars and balsams. Look next to the boat launch, and you will find a bronze plaque erected in honour of a special Swedish Canadian woman, Louise de Kiriline Lawrence.

Great homemade food, from burgers to pogos and meat pies, Tricker's Treats is a great stop when you're on the road. 

A quick stop for snacks and travel goods.