If you're looking for an authentic aboriginal experience, the Great Spirit Circle Trail is your contact for the perfect day adventure, just 1.5 hours from Greater Sudbury on Manitoulin Island. From general touring and daily cultural experiences to shopping and scheduled pow wows, there's an abundance of opportunities to surround yourself in this local cultural environment. Enjoy a guided hike along the infamous Niagara Escarpment as interpreted by your Aboriginal guide. Read more...

A casual, comfortable resort on the north shore of Georgian Bay. Family owned and operated for 48 years, the lodge is famous for friendly ambience, a distinctive cuisine and an exciting outdoor wilderness adventure programme.  Our resort amenities include: a charming dining room; nostalgic cocktail lounge with live entertainment during July and August; heated outdoor swimming pool; tennis court; and cavernous recreation hall. Read more...

If you love animals, the Noble Alpaca Farm is the place to go while you are visiting beautiful Manitoulin Island.  They offer tours of the farm and take you into the pastures to introduce you to the curious and friendly Alpacas and their larger cousins the llamas.  The animals are very friendly and gentle so even the smallest child has nothing to fear from them.  The Alpacas love little children; the smaller the better!  Read more...

Sudbury has it all, including an opportunity to enjoy a remote fly-in outpost camp. Catch fish in abundance, canoe along the shores of an inland secluded lake, sneak along in a sea kayak watching wildlife, loons or enjoy the boats and motors too. It's all there for you at our fly in lakes. Stay in modern well equipped housekeeping log cabins. Read more...

Thirty minutes northwest of Sudbury on Municipal Rd. 55 and Hwy. 144. Take in a scenic view of High Falls in Onaping as it cascades 55 m (150 feet) into the Sudbury Basin. The spectacular view captured the imagination of A.Y. Jackson, a member of the Group of Seven, and was immortalized in his painting Spring on the Onaping River. Hike the trails around the falls, picture perfect anytime, but spectacular in the fall.
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VIA Rail’s Lake Superior (Budd Car) is a best-kept secret! The self-propelled Rail Diesel Car makes triweekly runs between Sudbury and White River. The train passes myriad lakes and scenic wilderness areas with scheduled stops at numerous picturesque communities and resorts, as well as flag stops, offering paddling enthusiasts access to canoe routes along the Spanish River. The trip takes approximately nine hours. Passengers can book overnight accommodations in White River and return to Sudbury the next day. Read more...

Embark on a one-hour tour of Ramsey Lake. Docking next to Science North, this 50-passenger cruise boat is fully enclosed, equipped with a restroom and licensed bar. Operates mid-May to late September. Read more...

Maple Sugar Bush. Shows the process of how maple syrup is made. It begins by tapping trees that are at least 60 years old, collecting the sap, boiling it down, and then it finishes with bottling, or pouring concentrated syrup on snow and rolling it up into taffy. Read more...

See northern Ontario in a way you never thought possible! Discovery flights are for those interested in aviation and want to experience what it’s like to fly an airplane. Go up with an instructor and have the chance to take the controls of the Cessna 172 Skyhawk. Sight-seeing flights are available for up to three people at a time. Read more...

Visit the class of La Cloche – the scenery that inspired the famed Group of Seven. The landscape of Killarney is spectacular, with pink granite islands and shorelines, and the white quartzite hills of La Cloche Mountains. Killarney Provincial Park offers backcountry hiking and canoeing at its best. Climb Silver Peak, one of the highest points in the province, or launch your kayak for a Georgian Bay paddle adventure. The vistas aren’t the only rewards though. When hunger hits, the catch of the day awaits you at dockside in the historic Town of Killarney. Read more...