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Northeastern Ontario is a vast, diverse, and dynamic region, stretching from Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron, across the Greater Sudbury area, North Bay on Lake Nipissing, Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie, and all the way north to the James Bay shoreline. Explore the world’s largest freshwater island, Manitoulin, and paddle its tranquil rivers or hike to Bridal Veil Falls. Visit Sudbury with its 300 lakes and Dynamic Earth mining museum, North Bay nestled between two stunning lakes, Timmins with its four seasons of outdoor adventure, and Sault Ste. Marie, where beaches, forests, rivers, and rugged shores await.
Catch the Northern Lights, ride the Polar Bear Express, hike trails, cruise lakes, explore museums, sip local brews, or hit ski hills and snowmobile trails in winter. From epic wilderness adventures to vibrant cultural attractions, world-class golf, wineries, and fine dining, Northeastern Ontario offers something for everyone, with cosy accommodations and unforgettable experiences at every stop.
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The spacious and modern in-style guestrooms come complete with wood furnishings and lakeside views. Each room features thoughtful amenities such as flat-screen televisions, hairdryers, irons, ironing boards, and coffee makers. […]
All guestrooms feature Delta’s signature Sanctuary beds, oversized windows boasting city or water views, spacious bathrooms with luxury amenities, flat-screen televisions, mini-refrigerators, coffee-makers, and wireless internet. There are a number […]
Pine Lodge Rooms – Part of the heritage section of the lodge, the Pine lodge rooms are aptly named, rustic and charming featuring panelled walls. Each room features big beautiful […]
The hotel design was inspired by the beauty and history of the First Nations people of the Manitoulin Island region, guests can find cultural significance throughout the entire property including […]
Boasting just 20 guestrooms, each tastefully decorated with furniture made by local craftsmen using cedar wood from the Bruce Peninsula. Facilities in all rooms include a flat-screen television, coffee maker, […]
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Manitoulin Island
Manitoulin Island, known in Ojibway as ‘Spirit Island’, is a very special place nestled in the heart of the Great Lakes and holds the distinction of being the world’s largest freshwater island. The island is home to four main rivers, the Kagawong, Manitou, Blue Jay Creek, and Mindemoya, which provide important spawning grounds for trout and salmon. Accessible year-round via the MS Chi-Cheemaun passenger ferry, which runs daily from late May to early October, Manitoulin offers a wealth of activities for visitors, from boating and guided canoe tours to hiking to Bridal Veil Falls and fishing in its pristine waters.
Tobermory
Located at the top of the Bruce Peninsula, Tobermory is a picturesque lakeside town surrounded by crystal-clear waters and home to Flowerpot Island as well as two national parks. The dramatic cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment create a stunning backdrop for some of the region’s most breathtaking vistas. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities, from cruising to Flowerpot Island, diving and snorkelling, hiking the Bruce Trail, exploring shipwrecks, and kayaking or canoeing, to simply relaxing and watching a perfect sunset over the pristine waters.
Killarney
In Ontario, Killarney is synonymous with striking natural beauty, where the clear, sapphire-blue waters of Georgian Bay meet a rocky granite shoreline that glows a soft pink at dusk. The vast mixed forests of Killarney Provincial Park shift dramatically with the seasons, offering year-round wonder. Visitors can hike through the park, cruise the Baie Fine, paddleboard, cliff jump, stargaze, or enjoy winter activities like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, making Killarney a destination for adventure and tranquillity alike.
Sudbury
Surrounded by the rugged wilderness of the Canadian Shield and home to over 300 lakes, including Lake Wanapitei, the largest lake contained within a city, Sudbury offers endless opportunities for land and water-based adventure. Visitors can hike the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area, explore Dynamic Earth, a fascinating mining museum, enjoy microbrewery tours, or take to the snow in winter with snowmobiling. With so much natural beauty on its doorstep, Sudbury is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts year-round.
North Bay
Located in northeastern Ontario on the shores of Lake Nipissing, North Bay, known as the 'Gateway of the North', is about a four-hour drive from Toronto, slightly less from Ottawa. Nestled between two stunning lakes, the city offers easy access to lush forests, rivers, a waterfall, a ski hill. Visitors can enjoy fishing and sailing, explore the North Bay Museum, ride the Heritage Railway and Carousel, or hit the slopes at Laurentian Ski Hill during the winter months.
Timmins
Located in northeast Ontario, Timmins is about three hours north of Sudbury and less than two hours from the Quebec border. With endless outdoor recreation, unique attractions, and four spectacular seasons, Timmins is a must-see destination year-round, where outdoor adventures are never more than a stone’s throw away. The former home of country star Shania Twain, Timmins offers something for everyone, including wilderness tours, alpaca farm visits, hiking trails, two 18-hole golf courses, fishing and ice fishing in the winter, as well as snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing on seasonal trails.
Sault Ste. Marie
Surrounded by golden sandy beaches, deep forests, breezy river areas, rugged shores, and two Great Lakes, Sault Ste. Marie, the seat of the Algoma District and the third-largest city in Northern Ontario, offers rich history, vibrant communities, and vast wilderness at its doorstep, making it a perfect destination for adventurous travellers. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, brewery tours, the Agawa Canyon Tour Train, the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, Whitefish Island, and explore numerous museums, art galleries, and historic sites.
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