The Johnson Farmer's Market offers fresh local produce and products to area residents and visitors in a lovely country atmosphere. You will find handcrafted products like textiles, leather goods, jewelry, berries and fruits, Alpaca products, maple syrup products, honey, baking, and meats.
This farmers' market is located outdoors under a fixed gazebo at the Iron Bridget Historical Museum. Open from the end of June to the end of September on Saturdays, market vendors sell locally grown produce, preserves and more.
Hosted in a stunning historical 12-sided Cordukes/Weber barn, the Farmers' Market offers furniture, hand-crafted pieces, baked goods, and fresh produce from local farmers and artisans. Saturdays June to October (Thanksgiving) 9 am - 2 pm.
Located on Broadway Ave in Wawa, Ontario the Wawa Goose Nest Market is a community-run vendor market that includes products made by local artisans, crafters, makers and much more. Follow on social media for a calendar of market days and events.
The Algoma Farmers' Market has been selling fresh, local products in Sault Ste. Marie since 1901. This heritage market is held from 8 am to 1 pm every Saturday from June to October at the Roberta Bondar Pavilion. Featuring produce, preserves and pickles, baking, artisans and craft vendors, producers of meat and harvesters of fish and berries.
The Miss Marie is a wonderful day or evening boat cruise tour experience in Sault Ste. Marie. The Miss Marie operates from early May to mid-October vessel is a 2-hour or evening waterfront boat cruise along the waters of Lake Superior and the St. Marys River. A great experience for everyone.
Point of Interest #3 on the Explorers Snow Tour is the old Purdy Mica Mine. Bring a flashlight and leave your helmet on—it can get pretty slippery in the winter. You’ll find it on the A112A OFSC snowmobile trail. It’s very well signed as it lies on the boundary between the North Bay Snowmobile Club and the Mattawa and Area Snowmobile Club. It’s also located on private property, so practice proper trail etiquette—pack out what you pack in.
Delicious coffee, in house baking, and fresh food all in one place. Two locations for convenience.
Proud to serve only Certified Angus Beef®to ensure the best possible dining experience. A traditional steakhouse with a modern twist! A unique lava rock grill can be ordered as an option with most of the steak dishes. Cook the steak to your liking right at your table, a perfect shareable and why not add some steak toppings to savour the flavour.
The Manitouwadge Superior Picnic table is located at the summit of Manitouwadge Lookout Trail, offering a panoramic view of the town. Directions: Off Highway 17, take the turnoff into Manitouwadge. Take the first right before entering Kiwissa Ski Hill. Parking is available near the telecommunications tower. The trail begins at the left of the tower. It’s a steep climb, with approximately a 15–20-minute hike to the summit.