This 182-hectare area features many different plant and animal species that are native to the Elliot Lake area. The sanctuary features water, wetland, forest, field, meadow and escarpment habitats. You can access the sanctuary by foot or park your vehicle in a convenient entrance spot. From the entrance, you can find trails that lead to many different environments.
Minutes from Thunder Bay, there's something for everyone at Hazelwood Lake. This large, semi-wilderness area is perfect for full day family outings. Enjoy a refreshing swim at the beach, a relaxing evening of fishing and barbecuing or a leisurely walk along one of the many trails. In the winter you can explore the trails by snowshoe.
Explore the trails at Pigeon River Provincial Park, with options ranging from a barrier-free boardwalk ending at a waterfall viewing platform to the challenging Lookout Trail offering spectacular views over Lake Superior and Pigeon River.
The Mattawa River once served as a key route for trappers and loggers, and Indigenous nations before that. Today, you can retrace their path with a Mattawa River canoe outing or, for the more adventurous, whitewater rafting.
This near-urban park is located along the scenic Thames River. Much of the park is former agricultural land now succeeding to meadows, the river portion is located in mature forests.
The park is open year-round for day-use.
Located 80 km north of Chapleau, Missinaibi offers unparalleled fishing opportunities, iconic sceneries, amazing backcountry sites and historic canoe routes
The southernmost point of the Canadian mainland, this is Canada’s second smallest and most ecologically diverse national park.
From your base in Baddeck in the heart of the Bras d’Or Lake area, you’ll be able to explore the beautiful drive and stop in the many unique communities along the way.
Start your day with a drive along Cabot Trail. one of the world’s most scenic drives. For 300 km, the road winds through the Cape Breton highlands, climbs 500-metre-high capes, skirts rugged coastal headlands and passes through villages where ancient dialects can still be heard.