Finish up your day by heading to the historic Marmoraton Mine for a quick look at this one-of-a-kind open pit mine that is 75 acres in size. You can also learn the history of the mine and see some old photos by checking out their website here!
This museum is the best place to learn the history of farming. A visit will give you a nostalgic glimpse of our past, and a chance to think about the future. Our favourite of the nine buildings is the Heritage Village, where you can stroll through a replica of a 1930s small town complete with a saloon, garage and chapel. Pick up a self guided audio tour to further enhance your visit.
Start your second day with a Yoga and Trail Trekking session with the resident Alpacas, only at Alpaca Ridge Farms! Core memories await you.
The Centre of Excellence In Anishinaabe Education.
Our vision in creating Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig (University) will preserve the integrity of Anishinaabe knowledge and understanding in cooperation with society to educate the present and future generations in a positive, cooperative and respectful environment.
A family run business proudly serving Sault Ste Marie and area. Weather you are looking for wine tasting, shopping in the farm store, picking strawberries, or planning your wedding we are here to help.
Head into Manitowaning for the afternoon and check out the historical S.S. Norsile, located minutes away from the famous Manitowaning Lighthouse. Don't forget to stop by Loco Beanz cafe for some coffee and snacks before leaving - check out their hours of operation here
This municipal campground and trail network is located in Terrace but when you are exploring the trails, you'll feel like you are in the middle of the forest. These easy walking trails wind through towering trees, many of which feature carved faces and animals in the thick bark of the cottonwoods.
Start your mural walk at the intersection of Park Ave. and Emerson St. where you can find three of Terrace's largest murals. There are all sorts of murals, public art pieces and art banners peppered throughout the downtown. Visit the Skeena Salmon Arts Festival Society's web page for information about the murals, locations and information about the artists.
The downtown area has dozens of murals, public art pieces and hanging banners. Check out https://skeenasalmonartsfest.com/murals for more information.