The museum is made up of historic buildings and artifacts from the area depicting the life of early settlers to the area. There is a weekly Farmers' Market during the summer months, a picnic area, and public washroom facilities.

Huron Pines Golf Club Is Northern Ontario's Best Value in Championship Golf. Located Blind River Ont. Only 130 km from Sudbury. 18-hole golf course with pro shop.

The Hilton Beach Marina is one of the largest in the North Channel and one of the most scenic on the Great Lakes.  Our marina welcomes thousands of visiting boaters every summer.  It provides excellent service for all aspects of your recreational boating.

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

The Heritage Park Museum consists of authentic displays and buildings from the area over 100 years ago. Visitors can explore the general store, chapel, blacksmith shop, drive shed, schoolhouse a pioneer home. The museum is open in July and August from Monday - Sunday. Admission is by donation which helps to maintain and expand the facility. A lovely little museum not to be missed!

The Hearst Ecomuseum is located in a heritage house and explores the origins, history and religion of the area’s Francophone beginnings. The house itself is one of the oldest in the community and was donated by the town of Hearst. Originally a private home, the house was then home to the sisters of Notre Dame du Perpétuel Secours, thus the first convent to house the Sisters of Perpetual Help.

Seventy kilometres east of Sault Ste. Marie, appreciate the landscapes around the Bruce Mines area that inspired Tom Thomson’s View Over a Lake, Shore with Houses, c. 1913, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Head to the Bruce Mines Marina to find a Group of Seven interpretive installation overlooking the St. Joseph Channel. 

The Gore Bay Museum is housed within the Gore Bay court complex, having originally served as the Manitoulin District Jail and jailer's residence until 1945. This museum is unique in that it has preserved many of its original features, making it one of the few remaining Ontario jails to do so. Today, the museum showcases the fascinating history of the local early settlers.

Explore the ruins of Fort St. Joseph National Historic Site and feel the rich War of 1812 history that lingers – a history that saw a powerful alliance struck between the British and the First Nations People of the western Great Lakes region. Hike to Lake Huron’s edge, experience history through heritage demonstrations, watch for more than 200 species of birds, and view authentic artifacts from the old fort.

Explore the history of the Echo Bay area, the past residents and even your own genealogy! This museum offers an enjoyable and engaging experience for all ages!