At present, this collection is
mainly for Ontario, Canada. We would welcome your
contributions to this list. We plan to eventually list
places and events throughout Canada and the United
States.
If you have a place or an event
that you would like listed here, please
contact us
with the event, location, and a brief description.
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Petroglyphs Provincial Park |
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If you
would like to get more information on any of the
Provincial or Federal parks that are listed here
please go to the Ontario Parks official website. |
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Kakabeka Falls Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Northwestern region of Ontario
Description:
The falls plunges 40 meters over
sheer cliffs. Follow in the
footsteps of the voyageurs
around the falls.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone:
(807) 473-9231 |
Map |
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Pigeon River Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Northwestern region of Ontario
Description:
Located at the western end of
Lake Superior. Follow the
voyageurs’ portages around two
major waterfalls, High Falls and
Middle Falls.
Open:
Day Use Only |
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Phone: (807) 473-9231 |
Map |
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Quetico Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Northwestern region of Ontario
Description:
Located near the town of
Atikokan, west of Lake
Superior. The Ojibway and fur
traders traveled the park’s
lakes.
Open:
May to September |
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Phone: (807) 597-2735 |
Map |
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Sioux Narrows Ontario Provincial
Park |
Location:
Northwestern region of Ontario
Description:
Located on Lake of the Woods.
The narrows was the site of a
battle between the Ojibway and
Sioux warriors. A boat ride
away you can see ancient red
ochre pictographs.
Open:
Year Round (Call 468-2669
Oct-Apr) |
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Phone: (807) 226-5223 |
Map |
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Sleeping Giant Ontario
Provincial Park |
Location:
Northwestern region of Ontario
Description:
Located near Thunder Bay on Lake
Superior. See the legendary
Sleeping Giant, which was voted
People’s Choice on CBS’c Seven
Wonders of Canada.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone: (807) 977-2526 |
Map |
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Woodland Caribou Ontario Provincial Park |
Location:
Northwestern region of Ontario
Description:
This weathered Arctic watershed,
once travelled by fur traders,
promises ancient pictographs,
howling wolves under starry
skies, soaring eagles, solitude
and adventure.
Open:
Year Round |
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Phone: (807) 727-1329 |
Map |
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