Travel Experiences Across Northern Ontario - Canada's Great Outdoors

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Fishing in Northern Ontario

Nothing can match the feeling of casting your line out on a quiet lake at the crack of dawn and waiting for that special fish to bite.

Hunting in Northern Ontario

The challenge of the pursuit, the satisfaction of living off the land, hunting in Northern Ontario is a local tradition that has been connecting people with nature for centuries.

ATVing in Northern Ontario

Discover the rugged terrain of Northern Ontario on an ATV off-road adventure.

Canoe & Kayaking in Northern Ontario

Experience the ultimate canoeing or kayaking adventure in beautiful Northern Ontario.

Boating in Northern Ontario

With so many glimmering lakes, rushing rivers and intriguing shorelines to explore, Northern Ontario delivers unparalleled motor boat adventures.

Hiking & Nature in Northern Ontario

Grab your camera, binoculars and field guide! In Northern Ontario you can discover a diversity of plant and wildlife that's practically unparalleled.

Motorcycle Touring in Northern Ontario

It's all about the lifestyle; it's all about being free.

Snowmobiling in Northern Ontario

With over 43,000 km (26,000 mi.) of maintained, interconnected, uncongested trails, Ontario offers the longest snowmobiling network in the world.

Campgrounds & RV Parks in Northern Ontario

Nothing brings you closer to the heart of Northern Ontario than camping in our majestic wilderness.

Attractions in Northern Ontario

There is more to see and do in Northern Ontario.

Travel Regions in Northern Ontario

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Sunset Country

If you're looking for the best in outdoor adventures then come visit Northwestern Ontario's Sunset Country.

North of Superior

Welcome to one of Canada's most exciting and beautiful destinations - Ontario's North of Superior Country!

Algoma Country

Framed by Lake Huron and Lake Superior, Algoma Country attracts anglers, canoeists, kayakers and hunters.

Ontario’s Wilderness Region – Explore Your Wild Side

Visit the northern wilds of Ontario’s Wilderness Region, the largest travel region in the province.

Rainbow Country

Rainbow Country includes the areas of Pointe au Baril, Britt, French River, Killarney, Greater Sudbury, Espanola, North Shore and Manitoulin Island.

Ontario's Near North

There's so much to do here, you may never want to leave!

Muskoka

Muskoka is one of Ontario's favorite year-round vacation destinations.

Cities of the North

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North Bay

North Bay is a caring community of energetic, high-spirited people. There are many tourist attractions in the City. The Dionne Qunituplets Museum, Chief Commanda II cruise ship and beaches on Lake Nipissing are just some of the things you can do.

Sault Ste. Marie

Nestled right in the heart of the Great Lakes, Sault Ste. Marie borders some of the most incredible wilderness on the planet.

Sudbury

With over 250 lakes and a ski hill within its boundaries, the City of Greater Sudbury has plenty of recreational opportunities.

Thunder Bay

Thunder Bay's awe-inspiring landscapes are matched by its rich cultural history.

Timmins

Over 500 lakes are located in and around Timmins, ensuring a wealth of recreational possibilities.

Canoe & Kayaking in Northern Ontario

Experience the ultimate canoeing or kayaking adventure in beautiful Northern Ontario. Come on up and get outfitted with all the necessary equipment and gear. Discover the thrill of riding the rapids, the solitude of paddling a misty lake, or the freedom of boating across a clear blue lake as the sun sets. With over 100,000 lakes and thousands of miles of canoe routes, Northern Ontario is the crown jewel of canoeing and kayaking opportunities.

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Ontario, Canada Canoe and Kayak Routes

Three wilderness Provincial Parks, thousands of miles of inter-connecting waterways and true remoteness make Sunset Country the best place to canoe in Ontario. This region of the Province is home to parks such as Quetico, Wabakimi and Woodland Caribou. These are the grandest and some of the biggest parks in Ontario - a true haven for the wilderness canoeist. Discover petroglyphs on remote lakeshores, campsite all over the place and real wilderness to enjoy - no people!

Canoe outfitters offer route maps, supplies and guided trips if you want. Explore routes once carved out by the Voyageurs! Some parks have access restrictions so the use of a qulaified canoe outfitter is highly recommended.

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Sunset Country's Canoe & Kayaking Site

Canoe & Kayaking in North of Superior

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North of Superior's Canoe & Kayaking Site

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Canoe & Kayaking in Algoma Country

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Algoma Country's Canoe & Kayaking Site

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Canoe & Kayaking in the Wilderness Region

With a region as vast as ours, the paddling opportunities are virtually unlimited. Explore river systems with your canoe or kayak - some traveled by the Voyageurs. Go on a wildrness canoe trip deep into the back woods and enjoy the Canadian Wilderness on its terms. Qualified canoe and kayak outfitters are available with packages that suit a variety of budgets and needs.

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Ontario's Wilderness' Canoe & Kayaking Site

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Canoe & Kayaking in Rainbow Country

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Rainbow Country's Canoe & Kayaking Site

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Canoe Routes, Algonquin Park, Canoeing in the Near North

Algonquin Park, the words alone create images of the canoe and its role in providing access to the wilderness for thousands of people from across Canada and the rest of the world. Canoeing opportunities in the Near North Travel Region and nearby Algonquin Park are easily some of the best in Ontario. Experienced canoe outfitters can provide all the services and trip planning assistance that you require. Novice or experienced canoeists will find a trip into our back country a very satisfying and pleasurable experience.

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Ontario's Near North's Canoe & Kayaking Site

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