Roadside Attractions, Photo Ops and Adventures of all Kinds in Northwestern Ontario

Attractions, both natural and man-made, can be found throughout the region and its natural beauty is evident just about everywhere you go. Sheer granite cliffs that plunge deep into clear blue lakes present some the best terrain to explore anywhere on the Canadian Shield. If you are a boater or canoeist, you can view ancient native petroglyphs (rock art) frozen in time on a granite rock faces along many pristine northern lakes. Reflections of the heritage of the region's First Nations are embedded in the images on these rocks. Modern attractions include Husky the Muskie and the Heritage Townscape Murals in Kenora, the Railway Museum in Rainy River, Max the Moose in Dryden, and a full-scale monument of unique and famous Norseman bush planes in Red Lake, just to name just a few. Each town in itself is rich in character with many interesting waterfronts and business centers. The many attractions in the region provide variety to the overall vacation experience we offer.

If you are thinking of visiting the region and want to know more about the various attractions available to see, just e-mail us and we'll be glad to tell you where they are.

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